The following 5 videos show how to use the same activity (Baby Birds) with different groups of children.
You can use the SAME activity with children who have DIFFERENT speech and language goals.
Baby Birds Small Group, Different Sounds
Baby Birds Acitivity Individual Child
Baby Birds Autism, Early Language Skills
Baby Birds with AAC
Baby Birds Activity Sign Language Non-Verbal
We highly recommend using Visual Phonics as a way to make phonemes visible to students.
Use Visual Phonics with the One-minute Articulation App 
Use Visual Phonics as you help students articulate their target sounds with the High-frequency, speech activity cards. articulation
Visual Phonics provides the following:
√ Hand cues that represent phonemes
√ Easy and quick cues for students to learn and use
√ Compatibility with brain-based theories of learning
√ A multi-sensory and interactive experience
The hand cues provide visual and kinesthetic information that can be associated with the way a sound is produced verbally.
For example, the /p/ sound is represented with a hand cue that simulates the "plosiveness" of /p./ - the air being released from the lips.
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