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Speech therapy homeschool curriculum audio
Sing an Echo Song (Sing CD link below.)
Great articulation song.
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Em D G C D Em
Sing an echo song. Sing out loud and strong.
1. Ba-ba-ba (Ba-ba-ba)
Ba-ba-ba (Ba-ba-ba )
Mah-mah (Mah-mah)
Mah-mah (Mah-mah)
2. Go Go Go. (Go Go Go.)
Go Go Go. (Go Go Go.)
Co-Co- Co- co- nut. (Co-Co- Co- co- nut.)
Co-Co- Co- co- nut. (Co-Co- Co- co- nut.)
3. Choo-choo-choo. ( (Choo-choo-cho
Grades:
PreK - 3rd
TDNL Doowop (Sing CD link Below.)
Benefits: To improve the ability to “Do-wop” and articulate the “T”, “D”, “L,” and “N” sounds.
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These sounds all involve placing the tip of the tongue behind the top of the upper teeth.
Drum line: T-t-t-t-t-t T-t-t-t-t-t T-t-t-t-t-t T-t-t-t-t-t
Bass line: Doe, Doe doe doe.... Doe doe doe.... Doe doe doe
Back up: La la la la.... La la la la.... La la la la.... La la la la
Lead Melody: See below
No, no, no, no, no. Do you like broccoli on ice crea
Subjects:
Grades:
PreK - 4th
Open your Mouth and Sing Ah (from the Sing CD see pages 4-5)
Purpose: to open the session in a friendly, social, and successful manner.
Benefits: to help children create the “ah,” “oo,” and “ee.” vowels and articulate the “ooh-ee” sound in sequence.
C Gsus G
Open your mouth and sing “Ahhhhh.”
C Gsus G
Circle your lips and sing “Ooooh.”
C Gsus G
Show me your teeth and sing “Eeeee.”
Dm C Dm C Dm C
Grades:
PreK - 3rd
Everybody Sing Hello
1. Everybody Wave Hello
Benefits: This song opens our time together and sets the stage for upcoming learning.
Other uses: Children can the the opportunity to follow three one-step directions,
while reaching out to connect with other people
C Dm C Dm C Dm G
Everybody wave hello. Wave hello. wave hello. .
C F C G C
Everybody wave hello. It’s listening time.
C Dm C Dm
Grades:
PreK - 1st
The New Miss Mary Mack (Sing Cd link below.)
This silly song not only entices children to repeat each short phrase, but invites them to discuss the absurdities.
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E B7
Miss Mary Mack, Mack, Mack. all dressed in black, black, black.
E
With sliver buttons, buttons, buttons all down her back, back, back.
B7
She jumped so high, high, high. She reached the sky, sky, sky.
E
And she didn’t come back, back, back ‘till the fourth of July, ly, ly.
Miss Betty Brown, Brown, Brown fr
Subjects:
Grades:
PreK - 3rd
3 Little Monkeys (Sing CD link below)
To encourage use of sentences. Also good for sequencing of ideas and understanding of lyrics as demonstrated by pretend play.
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Am G F E7 Am G F E7
1. Four Little monkeys jumpin' on the bed; one fell off and bumped his head.
C G F E7 ( no chord ) Am G F E
Mommy called the doctor-
Subjects:
Grades:
PreK - 4th
Hip Hop Vehicle Sounds (SING link below.)
vocalization and vocal play, imitation of common sounds, articulation.
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Other uses: Have children choose instruments to represent each sound, and play during that verse.
A truck was driving down the road. (Rummm.)
A truck was driving down the road. (Rummm.)
A truck was driving down the road carrying a heavy load.
(Rummm.) A truck on the road...
A boat was floating in the sea. (Toot!)
A boat was floating in the sea. (Toot!)
Grades:
PreK - 4th
The Wolf Cub (See Cd link below.)
Children vocalize the “ooh” sound of the wolf.
Children act out the lyrics, and demonstrate an understanding of the concepts involved; open, shake, over, under, up, down, side, and families. The children attend well to the idea that the fox is lost and scared. They are relieved when her family is reunited. It’s a natural opportunity to talk about families, safety, worries and comforts.
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Am C
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Grades:
PreK - 4th
Animal Songs 2 - sounds (from the Sing CD see page 4-5)
Benefits: This is necessary for speech and involves articulation of specified sounds.
Other uses: Use pictures of these animals. Get the actual toy as this excitement and actual manipulable may motivate sounds and concepts.
1. A little sheep( baa baa baa.) - Sang “baa baa baa.”( baa baa baa.)
Sang for her Maw ( baa baa baa.) -And her Paw ( baa baa baa.)
She baa’d real soft ( baa baa baa.) She baa’d real loud ( baa baa baa.)
She sang it for ( baa baa baa.) a sheepish crowd. ( baa baa
Grades:
PreK - 4th
Open your Mouth and Sing Ah (Sing CD link below.)
Benefits: to help children create the “ah,” “oo,” and “ee.” vowels and articulate the “ooh-ee” sound in sequence.
"Click here to view entire SING CD!"
C Gsus G
Open your mouth and sing “Ahhhhh.”
C Gsus G
Circle your lips and sing “Ooooh.”
C Gsus G
Show me your teeth and sing “Eeeee.”
Dm C Dm C Dm C Dm C Dm C Dm C
Now
Grades:
PreK - 3rd
Tap it on your Head- acapella (Sing Cd link below.)
Helps to teach body part vocabulary and articulation/vocalization. The good thing about it being acappella is that the words are easy to hear and the feel of the music is gentler.
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1. Tap it on your head. Tap it on your head. Tap it on your head. It's easy as can be.
Hey, heh, heh, hey. Hey, heh, heh, hey. Hey, heh, heh, hey. Hey, heh, heh, hey.
2. Tap it on your foot. Tap it on your foot. Tap it on your foot. It's easy as can be.
Fooh, fooh, f
Grades:
PreK - 3rd
Animal Song -with short sentences (See Sing CD link below.)
Children connect an animal with the sound it produces.
(I suggest using pictures, toys, or puppets to help make the activity more concrete.)
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Children vocalize the animal sounds.
Children hear and produce loud and soft sounds
D G
A little duck (quack, quack, quack) sat on a hill (quack, quack, quack).
A7 D
A little song (quack, quack, quack) came from his bill (Quack, quack, quack).
D
He quacked it soft
Grades:
PreK - 3rd
Leeway Train (SING CD link below.)
Benefits: This song helps the kid's speech skills through making the appropriate sound effects.
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Other uses: It's easy to motion to. For the first verse, rub your hands back and forth. Pull an imaginary whistle for verse two. For the third verse, put your fingers together and touch your lips, then move them away from your mouth on the word puff. You may also do the same but position your hand perpendicular to your lips. And lastly, try not to sneeze too har
Grades:
PreK - 3rd
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