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Little Bee Speech Sound Cues Poster

This poster (Digital PDF & JPG Download) includes 36 sound cues for the consonant and vowel sounds. Each adorable sound cue also includes the name of the cue and the age of mastery for the sound. PDF & JPG file size: 24" x 36". Frame not included.

7.00 USD

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Sound Cues That Work

Every speech sound cue has been designed through the expert lens of a licensed and certified speech-language pathologist with years of therapeutic experience. These cues are directly connected to the sound they represent in addition to being engaging and familiar.

Just The Right Size

Poster dimensions are 24" x 36" when printed at full size... perfect for your speech room wall.
File formats include a PDF and JPG file that can be printed on any standard paper size.
*Frame is for display purposes only and is not included in the purchase.

Multimodal Cueing

Research shows that when we provide children with multimodal cues, it increases their awareness and improves their production of targeted speech sounds. The Little Bee Speech sound cues provide visual and metacognitive cues for every consonant and vowel.

Age of Mastery

The age of mastery listed is a one year range. For example, if the age of mastery is 5, the child has until 5 years 11 months to master the sound.

Speech Sound Norms are based on the following research:

Arlt & Goodban (1976), Bleile (1995), Bowen (2011), Fudala & Reynolds (1986), Gordon-Brannan & Hodson (2000), Hegde (2001), Hodson & Paden (1991), Hodson (2007, 2010), Irwin & Wong (1983), Linguisystems (2009), McLeod & Crowe (2018), McReynolds & Elbert (1981), Pena-Brooks & Hegde (2000, 2007), Poole (1931), Prather, Hendrick, & Kern (1975), Sander (1972), Smit, Hand, Freilinger, Bernthal, & Bird (1990), Templin (1957), and Wellman, Case, Mengert, & Bradbury (1931).


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