114 Oral Motor Exercises for Speech Therapy/Orofacial Myology Tongue/Jaw/Lip/etc
Miss V's Speech World
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14 pages
Miss V's Speech World
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What educators are saying
This is a fantastic resource!! I have used it with clients presenting with low facial muscle tone and poor coordination. It makes therapy both fun and engaging. Highly recommend
Perfect for what I needed. I have ONE kid on my caseload with tongue tremors/weakness so I was clueless on where to begin. THANK U
Description
This packet contains a total of 114 oral motor exercise cards. Cards are divided into four components:
• Tongue exercises (48 cards)
• Lip exercises(36 cards)
• Jaw exercises (15 cards)
• Swallow exercises (15 cards)
To turn these into a game, cut out and laminate the cards and place them in a Kleenex box. Students pull out a card and complete the exercise. I included decorative covers that can be glued onto a Kleenex box (works best for the square boxes).
Each card is "coded" with a picture to let you know which articulator / facial structure is being targeted.
Although I don't do a whole lot of oral motor activities with my own students (since there is a lot of controversy about the efficacy of non-speech OMEs improving articulation skills), I know these cards will be useful for orofacial myologists or clinicians working on correcting tongue thrusts.
You could also pull certain cards and send them home to be completed as part of a home program.
If you like this resource, please leave some feedback. If you feel that there is room for improvements, please let me know so that I can make the necessary changes and post a revised product! I want to make sure that I provide the best quality that suits your needs!
Thank you for your support!
• Tongue exercises (48 cards)
• Lip exercises(36 cards)
• Jaw exercises (15 cards)
• Swallow exercises (15 cards)
To turn these into a game, cut out and laminate the cards and place them in a Kleenex box. Students pull out a card and complete the exercise. I included decorative covers that can be glued onto a Kleenex box (works best for the square boxes).
Each card is "coded" with a picture to let you know which articulator / facial structure is being targeted.
Although I don't do a whole lot of oral motor activities with my own students (since there is a lot of controversy about the efficacy of non-speech OMEs improving articulation skills), I know these cards will be useful for orofacial myologists or clinicians working on correcting tongue thrusts.
You could also pull certain cards and send them home to be completed as part of a home program.
If you like this resource, please leave some feedback. If you feel that there is room for improvements, please let me know so that I can make the necessary changes and post a revised product! I want to make sure that I provide the best quality that suits your needs!
Thank you for your support!
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14 pages
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