This application is intended for those who can already pronounce the hard and soft P sound in isolation, but have not yet included it in their spoken language.
The process of automating the sound P takes place in a strictly defined sequence: first in syllables, then in words, sentences and in coherent utterances. You will find all this in the appendix. Practice the sections in order.
At first, the sound P is pronounced exaggerated and rolling (rrrr-cancer), then switch to a shorter P, stretching out the stressed vowel sound (r-a-a-a-k). Pronounce as if calling someone.
The regularity of the classes is very important. This will determine how quickly the delivered sound will enter speech. You need to do it every day for about 15 minutes.
Recommended for adults, adolescents, and parent-child activities as a sound reinforcement.
It can also be used as a guide for speech therapists.
The process of automating the sound P takes place in a strictly defined sequence: first in syllables, then in words, sentences and in coherent utterances. You will find all this in the appendix. Practice the sections in order.
At first, the sound P is pronounced exaggerated and rolling (rrrr-cancer), then switch to a shorter P, stretching out the stressed vowel sound (r-a-a-a-k). Pronounce as if calling someone.
The regularity of the classes is very important. This will determine how quickly the delivered sound will enter speech. You need to do it every day for about 15 minutes.
Recommended for adults, adolescents, and parent-child activities as a sound reinforcement.
It can also be used as a guide for speech therapists.
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