-R

Week 1

(1) Pick ONE group of words to practice (see below)
(2) Say each word 10 times
(3) Click
HERE each day you practice to submit your homework

This week is focused on many repetitions of simple, common words. If your child cannot produce these correctly even with your help, switch to modeling the words while your child watches and listens (have them count your productions to keep them engaged).

  • Base of tongue BACK (toward throat)

  • Sides of tongue UP

  • Voice on

light pink = where tongue touches top of mouth for this sound

âš  Especially for R after vowels, please make sure your speech therapist has told you which group will be the most helpful to target and if homework should focus on the parent modeling while the child listens, or the child producing. Click HERE if you're looking for "R" at the beginning of words.


Group

EE-R

Period

(Pee-riod)

Pyramid

(Pih-ramid)

Hearing

(Hee-ring)

Hero

(He-ro)

Earring

(Eee-ring)


Group

EER

Near

Fear

Hear

Tear

Ear


Group

O-R

Story

(Sto-ree)

Correct

(Co-rect)

Forest

(Fo-rest)

Pouring

(Po-ring)

Boring

(Bo-ring)


Group

OR

Store

More

Four/For

Pour

Or


Group

A-R

Sorry

(Saw-ree)

Borrow

(Baw-ro)

Tomorrow

(Too-maw-ro)

Safari

(Safaw-ree)

Starry

(Staw-ree)


Group

AR

Arm

Car

Far

Park

Star


Group

I-R

Hiring

Firing

Tiring

Siren

Admiring

(Ad-my-erRing)


Group

IRE

Higher

Fire

Tire

Choir

Admire


Group

AY-R

Hairy

Scary

Fairy

Berry

Cherry


Group

AYR

Hair

Scare

Air

Bear

Chair


Group

(Level 1)

Furry

Buttery

Hurry

Every

Measuring


Group

ER

Fur

Butter

Her

Never

Measure


Group

RL

Girl

Pearl

Curl

Hurl

World


Group

RL

Early

Garlic

Curly

Merlin

Fearless

Homework Tip: While practicing these words, focus on the target sound ("R").
Don't worry about errors on other sounds your student can't produce yet.

For example, if they can't say "L," and they say "Fire" instead of "FLier" that's okay because we're focusing on "R."