Speech Therapy App 1, Exercises: Tips, Tricks, Cheats

Speech Therapy App 1, Exercises

Support your child's articulation and pronunciation journey with Speech Therapy App 1, Exercises, a professional and playful learning tool for children engaged in speech therapy. This app helps kids playfully consolidate sounds at both word and sentence levels, reinforcing what they've learned in therapy and providing crucial practice at home.

Expert-Designed for Effective Practice

The speech therapy learning app was produced in cooperation with state-recognized speech therapist Beate Müller and has been thoroughly tested by many children during speech therapy sessions. The voice recordings are also spoken by Beate Müller, ensuring that children hear and repeat articulation exercises according to professional speech therapy guidelines.

Comprehensive Sound Practice

The full version of "Speech Therapy App 1" (available for purchase at 8.99 euros; a free freeware version contains the sound 'B' at word and sentence levels) contains exercises for a wide range of target sounds, including:

• B, D, F, G, CH1 (soft 'ch' sound), CH2 (hard 'ch' sound), K, L, M
• Consonant connections: KR, GR

This app includes 489 words and 604 sentences for extensive practice. (Note: A separate "Speech Therapy App 2" covers additional sounds like N, P, R, S, SCH, T, W, and other consonant connections like TR, DR.)

Structured Word and Sentence Level Practice:

• Word Level: Children can practice target sounds at the beginning, middle, and end of words, as well as in consonant connections.
• Sentence Level: Two different difficulty levels are available:
  • Level 2: Features 3-4 word sentences where the target sound usually occurs once.
  • Level 3: Includes 5-8 word sentences where the target sound can occur more frequently, building fluency.

Engaging Exercise and Game Types:

To keep children motivated, the app offers various exercise and game formats:

• Repeat: Listen and repeat words or sentences.
• Recording: Record your child's pronunciation for review.
• Naming: Identify objects or pictures.
• Find: Interactive games to locate specific sounds or words.
• Memory: A classic memory game format for sound and word recall.