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Visual Syllable Webs

$5

(944 customer reviews)

Ever need a way to help increase your student’s ability to make sounds at the syllable level? Visual webs are an incredibly useful tool in showing my students HOW to make their sounds in CV and VC syllables.

Ever need a way to help increase your student’s ability to make sounds at the syllable level? I have several students on my caseload that struggle to move beyond making the sound in isolation. I made these webs and they have been an incredibly useful tool in showing my students HOW to make their sounds in CV and VC syllables.

→To use, decide if you want to target CV or VC syllables. If targeting CV syllables, start from the inner green circle. Have the child make the sound in isolation. Then, show them how to drag their finger from the inner circle to one of the vowel circles. To work on VC syllables, start in an outer vowel circle and move inwards.

In the bottom left corner of each page is a picture to help cue your child to produce the correct sound. For example, a ball is shown on the /b/ page (i.e., buh buh buh for bouncing) and a dog is shown on the /h/ page (i.e., huh huh huh for a panting dog). A table of all of these child-friendly cues is included as well!

Included is a visual for the following speech sounds: b, p, m, h, w, y, d, n, t, k, f, g, j, sh, ch, l, v, r, s, z, and th. Additionally, I included 1 blank sheet in case you want to customize it with other sounds!

I updated this packet to include three different versions for each consonant sound: the original version, a long vowel sounds version, and a short vowel sounds version.

☺One buyer said, “The best purchase I have ever made..”

Click here to read about how I teach syllable production and progress from producing sounds in isolation in my speech room using these visuals!

Feel free to email the Speechy Musings team at hello@speechymusings.com with any questions!

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944 reviews for Visual Syllable Webs

  1. Whitney Palyu –

    Love these visuals! Thanks so much for all of your work on this product. It’s a perfect addition to my articulation stations!

  2. Communication For Life –

    Thank you for your hard work on this product! Can’t wait to use it!

  3. Jessica Finch –

    Love, love, love these! I have been needing a good visual for making sounds in syllables (especially for those cuties who have stopping errors). These are perfect.

  4. City Speech –

    Great product. Looking forward to using it.

  5. Doyle Speech Works –

    Fabulous visuals! This will be perfect for my little ones!

  6. Bilingual SLP –

    Love the visuals. I would love to see one with dipthongs!

  7. Tina H. –

    My colleague uses something like this as a warm-up to each speech session.

  8. Jessica D. –

    Love the visuals! Thanks!

  9. 513 SLP –

    Great tool! I would love the pictures that go with each sound attached if you are wanting to update at any point. Thanks

  10. The Little Teachable Moments –

    Can’t wait to use it with my kids!

  11. Jessica P. –

    Great visuals, love to send sheets like these home when we’re working at syllable level.

  12. Laura V. –

    Got this FA-BU-LOUS product along with your phonology cycles. I printed on cardstock, laminated and have a copy at each of my three sites.. I use these with almost EVERYONE.

  13. jobeth bocock –

    great addition to use with your cycles packet!!!!

  14. Amanda R. –

    This is going to be such a great help with some of my students that struggle to blend a CV or VC.

  15. Mitzi G. –

    Thank you so much!

  16. Cheryl Stewart’s Place –

    This is great! My kiddos need all the visual cues that I can give. This is just what I need.

  17. Mariah S. –

    I’m currently in school to become a speech pathologist, I’m volunteering with an individual who is struggling with articulation. These files were unbelievably amazing and useful the visuals helped them tremendously. The best purchase I have ever made as I can also keep them for use when I graduate.

    Not only are they amazing, they are stunningly beautiful. Love the layout, simple yet elegant.

    The price is right for something you can use over and over again!

    Please keep up the great work!

  18. Jessica Solari –

    My SLPA was using a drawn out one she created on construction paper with marker for a while and I can’t wait to show her this! I think the shapes of the mouths will help a LOT!

  19. Jodi B. –

    Thank you!

  20. Elizabeth R. –

    Thanks for the great visuals!

  21. School Speech Therapy –

    I do syllable practice all the time! So great to have a visual! Thank you!

  22. Cristine B. –

    Great visuals 🙂

  23. Karina J. –

    These are very nice visuals!

  24. Sarah K. –

    Great product. Thanks!

  25. Small Speech World –

    What a great idea! Looking forward to using it with my kiddos that struggle with placement!

  26. SPEECHFUZZ Speech Language Police –

    Love all your materials! This is so helpful!

  27. Donna R. –

    Great for entry level

  28. Emily W. –

    This product is wonderful! It provides a syllable visual for every speech sound and is great for articulation therapy.

  29. Sinead Foley –

    Perfect for at-home practice!

  30. Cara K. –

    Awesome visuals to add to our syllable practice!

  31. Dennette V. –

    Great resource.

  32. Katie D. –

    This has been such a fabulous resource! Thank you!

  33. Kate V. –

    I’ve been needing these in my life! Thank you! Great visuals.

  34. Ismara C. –

    I use these all the time! The visuals are great!

  35. Kendra C. –

    Love this product! Really nice visuals and helpful for my kiddos.

  36. Sippin Speech –

    Exactly the visuals I was looking for when it comes to syllable production. I use this on a daily basis. Thanks!

  37. Erin W. –

    These are great for in therapy and as homework. Thank very much.

  38. Christie G. –

    Great visuals for my artic and cycles kids!

  39. Ashley O –

    My students have really been benefitting from these! Thank you!

  40. Spruce Street SLP –

    I knew I needed this as soon as I saw it because I draw these so oten!

  41. Jillian B. –

    Awesome visuals! My students enjoy tracing their fingers along the line from on sound to the next. This resource has really come in handy, as I have found few other syllable level articulation activities that my kids enjoy. Thank you!

  42. Heidi T. –

    Love it!

  43. Lisa H. –

    Just when you created this, I had a burst of students who needed practice starting at the syllable level. Great resource and there is a lot of flexibility in how to use it – love your Facebook post with the flower craft 🙂

  44. Greta F. –

    Great quality, and great visual/tactile aid! Thanks! 🙂

  45. Speech Spot –

    I have been making something like this for years with scratch paper. I love having something more concrete and visually pleasing to use! Thanks!

  46. Dawn Hernandez –

    I love this product! Thank you so much for making it.

  47. Brigid L. –

    I can’t wait to use this product! Thanks!

  48. Stephanie M. –

    My preschoolers loved this

  49. Rebecca S. –

    The students I had in mind when I purchased this are not quite ready for this level, but I look forward to using this in the future. I LOVE all your products!

  50. Jennifer L. –

    I’ve been doing this without visuals for way longer than I care to admit, this will be great!

  51. Christine L. –

    Love this product!!! Thank you!

  52. Devany B. –

    Working great so far… can’t wait to try it out more! Helps to give kids a more independent chance for production.

  53. Sarah’s Speech Language and Literacy Spot –

    I can’t say enough about the visuals especially for students working on sequencing sounds.. My students have ad so much fun with this and to obtain more trials, I have incorporated a pacing board.

  54. Kathleen B. –

    Nicely done. I’m sure I will use this a lot.

  55. Teresa Hill –

    Can’t wait to start using these.

  56. Jordan R. –

    This is a great way for some of my apraxic kids to learn how to blend sounds into syllables. I love the visual piece with the tactile movement since that helps so many of my students.

  57. Madeline W. –

    I’ve been looking for a nice CV structure visual for ages and these are perfect!

  58. Samantha B. –

    Love these!

  59. Ricki R. –

    These visuals are exactly what I’ve needed! Thank you!

  60. joyce D. –

    Excited to use!

  61. Amy B. –

    The visuals paired with the vowel sounds is a fabulous way to support teaching of speech sounds at the syllable level! Thank you!

  62. Leslie P. –

    This is a great visual! Use it at the beginning of a session for review!! Thank you.

  63. Anne B. –

    Simple but so handy for children with severe speech sound difficulty.

  64. Corrie C. –

    nice visuals for this type of work

  65. Barb’s Communication Corner –

    Great product. Nice visuals too!! Leads to less explaining to parents for HW activities!! 🙂

  66. Victoria B. –

    This is AWESOME. Already have used it several times since downloading a couple days ago and have seen great improvements! Love your products!!

  67. April S. –

    Great product!

  68. Shawnna D. –

    I just used this the other day for the first time and love it! It’s great for targeting sounds at the syllable level.

  69. Lauren M. –

    Love these!

  70. Deana D. –

    This is a great, thanks.

  71. Melody E. –

    This is very useful for syllable level practice and homework as well. I love the visuals to provide extra support! Thanks so much!

  72. Sarah G. –

    GREAT PRODUCT

  73. Morgan G. –

    Great resource! Thanks!

  74. TaylorMadeSpeech –

    Love these! Perfect for my kiddos!

  75. Hey Speech –

    Thanks!

  76. Alexandra A. –

    I love the graphics and they user friendly quality of this product!

  77. Sharon E. –

    I love visual supports and with the mouth cues these will be wonderful. Thank you for developing this product!!

  78. Kristi J. –

    Love these

  79. Robin G. –

    I love this! I use to draw the webs out on scrap paper for targeted sounds. My students love the visual of how to produce their sounds correctly.

  80. Taylor B. –

    These visuals provide fantastic feedback for my students. I can easily grab my folder I keep them in when students need the reinforcement. Great product!

  81. Jenna D. –

    This is great for visual learners!

  82. HopeEllen P. –

    Great visual and a quick resource for stations!

  83. Sarah B. –

    Love these visuals! They were so helpful with my little ones. I put them in plastic pouches and the kids loved using a dry erase marker when producing their targets.

  84. Kyra H. –

    Can’t wait to use these with my students!

  85. Ipslp P. –

    Overall, a great resource!!! Clear pictures, easy to use, even has a blank at the end for making your own. Wonderful! The only small tweak I might make to this is on the vowel selection, when I use them I typically select only long vowels. But, it’s a great resource!

  86. Joy A. –

    The visuals are nice and simple. It works for targeting CV sounds. Thanks

  87. School SLP –

    This is so awesome! Thank you for being creating such a needed item! I love this and have already used it with many of my kindergarteners (and older kids too!).

  88. Alyson T. –

    So helpful when working with little ones. Thanks for all of the hard work!

  89. Jennifer G. –

    I have so many students who will benefit from this product!

  90. Katie H –

    Great! Thanks!

  91. Julie L. –

    I bought these to use with my little ones. They will be so helpful!

  92. Emily N. –

    This is exactly what I need to work on lower level articulation with several of my students. Thank you!

  93. Speech Dreams –

    This is just what I was looking for! Thanks so much!

  94. The Speech Space SLP –

    Great visual to use with my speech kids who are at syllable level!

  95. Rhonda R. –

    Great visual tool–thanks!

  96. Kaleigh G. –

    I have been looking for this!

  97. Pamela Yocum –

    These visuals are outstanding. Great job making this collection of articulation materials. Thank you!

  98. Rachael P. –

    Love these! Thanks!

  99. Kristine S. –

    So helpful for the little ones!

  100. Susan N. –

    Thank you!

  101. Arianna V. –

    Really like the format and a great tool for a new SLP.

  102. Christy M. –

    I needed this! Thank you.

  103. Danika F. –

    Great visual for working on sounds in syllables!

  104. Holly B. –

    Just what I was looking for! Thanks!

  105. Bailey P. –

    Nice visual to have!

  106. Angelina O. –

    Great visuals for students!

  107. Lindsay H. –

    the visuals are great!

  108. Karla W. –

    Love the visuals.

  109. Jaclyn N. –

    These visuals are AWESOME! I needed a good visual. Thank you!

  110. Rachael Reams –

    Great product!

  111. Amanda F. –

    great visuals!

  112. Amy M. –

    The visual is helpful.

  113. Notable Speech –

    Thanks for this great product!

  114. Sherry B. –

    Very nice addition to my therapy. Thank You!!

  115. Susan M. –

    Thanks! Great product! Very helpful

  116. Karen A. –

    Great visuals, thank you!

  117. Lauren P. –

    Wonderful!

  118. Erin B. –

    Such a great visual for students! Really helps bring home the idea of pairing it with a vowel sound.

  119. Hannah C. –

    I’ve been writing these on paper for years! Thanks for the great visual!

  120. Alyssa M. –

    GREAT visuals for my visual learners. I use them often with my students.

  121. Passport Speech –

    The perfect visual for so many of my kiddos! Just what I needed thanks!

  122. Barbara D. –

    Great product – thank you!

  123. Alissa Tone –

    Easy to use!

  124. The Communication Station –

    Great idea – thank you!

  125. April J. –

    I use these visuals all the time for my students as well as give them to teachers for Tier students. Great product!

  126. Jennifer B H. –

    I bought this with one child in mind and ended up using it with so many!

  127. Kerry S. –

    What a great visual to help boost production!

  128. Maria A. –

    Great warmup for speech and practicing new sounds!

  129. Monica G. –

    Great visuals! Thank you!

  130. Speech Bee by Megan McCarthy –

    I draw very similar webs on my table during artic sessions, but I’m so glad I can just pull these out in a hurry instead of spending time drawing and changing them all the time!

  131. Marja O. –

    Perfect just what I needed!!!

  132. Sherry C. –

    I love these products! Very easy for my children and parents to use and understand for practice at home. Thank you!

  133. joey S. –

    I love these. In the past, I have always drawn these out as needed. It’s so great to have these done and ready to go!

  134. Sarah S. –

    I love this for organizing MYSELF for therapy! I always struggle with what vowels to do off the top of my head…now I don’t have to!

  135. Jennifer N. –

    !Great product!

  136. Stephanie C. –

    I love these visuals!

  137. Stephanie S. –

    Very helpful for my visual learners!

  138. Megan S. –

    I absolutely love these visuals!!!!

  139. Kayla H. –

    I LOVE this. I start every articulation session using this with each sound as a warm-up. It has also helped my kids understand what sounds they are working on.

  140. Laura S. –

    These visuals have been super helpful with many of my articulation students!

  141. Speech on Purpose –

    Love the added postures to cue kids! Thank you!

  142. Joni D. –

    Very helpful!

  143. Mary R. –

    You did a very thorough job. I appreciate the screeners that you provided and recommend it to all my speechie friends.

  144. The Nomadic SLP –

    I love these visuals! Another amazing product you’ve made! Only wish it had /u/.

  145. Alyssia V. –

    Great resource for beginning work on sounds!

  146. Shelby W. –

    Fabulous visual for the kiddos who are just starting to work on a new sound. I like to number them and let them roll a dice to see which one they have to say and when they roll a 6, it’s you choose!

  147. Kimberly G. –

    Very nice visual to give kids with Apraxia!

  148. Jane S. –

    Great for my apraxia kids! Thank you!

  149. Casandra V. –

    These have been very useful with some of my youngest kiddos

  150. Julia L. –

    Just what I was looking for! Thanks!

  151. Janine B. –

    Thanks

  152. Lindsey S. –

    I love how easy these are to understand!

  153. Rachel Diaz –

    Love it!

  154. Kristen G. –

    This is going to be such a helpful tool for my younger kiddos!

  155. Stephanie P. –

    Thanks!

  156. Christian I. –

    I love visuals!!! I saw these on someone’s IG and went to straight to TpT to find them!!! Win for me that the sale was coming up. I can’t wait to use these with my kids.

  157. Alyssa S. –

    Visuals are always great for my kiddos!

  158. Michelle S. –

    Great Product!

  159. Pacific Northwest SLP –

    Great resource!

  160. Jennifer Pearlman –

    can’t wait to use

  161. Kelly N. –

    great for my preschoolers.

  162. KCSpeechCO –

    Thanks!

  163. Penny Phillips –

    Love this

  164. Corynn H. –

    This is awesome for all of my CAS and phono kids!!!

  165. Karrie B. –

    Excellent product. Very helpful!

  166. Lindsey F. –

    LOVE these visuals! I use them all the time!

  167. Meg K. –

    Love this!

  168. Haley’s Speech Things –

    Visuals are so great! Glad to have these!

  169. Kathy G. –

    These visual aids are so helpful with my students. They love to see them on the wall and talk about them a lot.

  170. Louanne Casini –

    Absolutely love this item. it makes learning speech sounds sublime.

  171. abbie D. –

    Amazing visual!

  172. Ellie T. –

    Picture visuals are so helpful!

  173. Sarah R. –

    These are perfect! The engaging visuals have really helped some of my kids who were stuck at the isolation level move into syllables!

  174. Rebekah V. –

    I can’t wait to use these. I have needed a good visual for syllables. Thanks!

  175. Kalie M. –

    This is an excellent resource! Thank you!

  176. Sydney P. –

    Love these! Easy to use and make syllable work more engaging.

  177. Alexsa S. –

    I can’t even begin to tell you how much I love this product. I use it all the time. I’ve also given it to teachers who really appreciated it, and it’s an easy way for parents to help their kids at home.

  178. Cortiney E. –

    Love this!

  179. helen kim –

    thanks!

  180. Jessica B. –

    Love it!

  181. Melissa S. –

    LOVE the great visuals!

  182. Little Language Lab Speech Therapy –

    After years of making these by hand on my dry erase board it’s nice to have the visuals too. I put them on a ring and keep them at arms reach for practice at the beginning of sessions.

  183. Lindsey W. –

    the visuals have been useful with my preschoolers and helps them focus during practice!

  184. Karena Haskoor –

    Loved this!

  185. Lori B. –

    This is great with my kids who have trouble giving eye contact (ie. kids with ASD), and I love that is provides syllable sequences, rather than single articulatory positions.

  186. Phillip D. –

    These are great!

  187. Leah H. –

    I love these visuals when introducing these new sounds to kids!

  188. Molly B. SLP –

    Love this. Great visual to use with practice!

  189. Colleen D. –

    Love these!

  190. Hannah K. –

    These visuals were a big help for my artic kids! I will definitely be using these a lot!

  191. Kristen B. –

    Love this product. So many of my students are visual learners and this is a great way to connect the verbal directions. It is also helpful to send home so my parents can help practice at home as well. Thanks so much!

  192. Speech Club LLC –

    So awesome!

  193. Leslie C. –

    I use these all the time!

  194. Dyslexia and more –

    Great resource! Thanks!

  195. Kiley S. –

    Great visuals to use with my students!

  196. Sheila S. –

    These are fantastic! I find myself pulling out my laminated sheets daily and my parents love them! Thank you!

  197. Working Smarter Speech –

    These are so useful with my students with speech sound disorders and apraxia! The mouth shapes add a huge value for my students who have trouble maintaining their visual attention.

  198. Arielle P. –

    This is a great tool to remind my little guys about placement. Even good for the older kids too!!

  199. Chelsea H. –

    I have a handful of artic students this year that need every support they can get. I can’t wait to use these visuals with them!

  200. Cotorro Communication Center –

    This is so great for on the go therapy!

  201. SLP Companions –

    Love the visuals and they are really helping my students. I love that I can send them home and the parents can see the visual prompts that we use in school.

  202. Charlotte W. –

    LOVE these!! Wonderful visual for working with articulation groups! I use these daily!

  203. Courtney Rice –

    Great for kids who are transitioning from isolation into words.

  204. Amanda S. –

    Great resource that I use as warm up in my articulation therapy

  205. Susan P. –

    Has been so helpful for kids on my caseload, love the visuals.

  206. a V. –

    Thank you so much for this product. It really helps to have the visuals especially when the kid is fidgeting!

    thank you so much

  207. Rachelle S. –

    These are great visuals to have for each sound! Thanks!

  208. Ashley M. –

    One of the best products I bought this year! this is great for traveling to different preschool sites and very adaptable across students!

  209. Laura M. –

    Perfect resource for my cochlear implant students!

  210. Caitlin Giammona –

    Great even for my “learning to read” kiddos

  211. Maggie P. –

    Great to send home with my kids still at the syllable level for parents to use at home.

  212. Elizabeth H. –

    This is a great way to help my kiddos produce sounds in syllables! Easy to send home too! Thanks!

  213. Laura J. –

    I love this packet! It is easy and quick preparation, while being versatile. My favorite is the visual cue that it gives the kids. The kids love it! Thank you.

  214. Allyson G. –

    Great resource! I use these every single day. Thanks!

  215. Lindsey D. –

    Absolutely the best!! Love the visuals! Makes it so easy to send home as practice! Saves time from having to make them myself as well!! THANK YOU!!

  216. EVANGELOS E. –

    This is great!

  217. Lillian Cary –

    Love this product!

  218. Allison Frazier –

    These are cute. Great for the student to be able to visualize and touch while practicing.

  219. Alicia H. –

    Love it!

  220. Susan K. –

    Great visual cues!

  221. Whitney D. –

    Love it!

  222. Playing with Words –

    Love this! It really helps my kids work on their syllables!

  223. Cait Beam –

    Great Product!!

  224. Lori P. –

    Great visual!

  225. Amy Curley –

    Use these all the time! Very clear and helpful for my students!

  226. Ashlee McGeisey –

    These are so helpful!

  227. Corie Mardeusz –

    A product I use all of the time!

  228. Courtney K. –

    Love the visuals !! 🙂 thank you!

  229. Elizabeth O’Connor –

    Such a great product for kiddos working at the syllable level! Excellent visuals and students may trace with their finger for tactile support!

  230. Robb H. –

    Great visuals for warm up practice for my attic friends!

  231. Samantha L. –

    So helpful! I start all of my articulation sessions with this!

  232. Ann Brannen –

    Great resource.

  233. Everyday Medical SLP –

    These are awesome! The visuals are super helpful for my kiddos to achieve the correct articulatory position! Thank you : )

  234. Lauren S. –

    These are perfect!!! Thank you.

  235. Jaclyn Castellano –

    I use this product all the time during my sessions as reminders!

  236. Valencia Odom –

    ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

  237. Speechaholic SLP –

    LOVE this product for working at the syllable level. Also works great for sending home as homework. Highly recommend!

  238. Speech Me Maybe –

    These are so great! Love the visual cues!

  239. Katie F. –

    One of my favorite resources! Provides excellent visual cues for proper placement. Use it almost daily!

  240. Peggy O. –

    I love love love these visuals for my students working on articulation. The visuals are awesome and great for practice!

  241. Olga C. –

    I love the visuals on how to make the sounds. I’m looking forward to posting these on the bulletin board!

  242. Molly H. –

    Love it!

  243. Molly G. –

    I have been looking for artic visuals and these are perfect!

  244. Kristin Moore –

    Great for my speech students working on syllable practice! Thank you!

  245. Beth L. –

    Great visuals!!

  246. Priscilla L. –

    So useful to show students placement!

  247. Sarah C. –

    Thank you!

  248. Patricia C. –

    I usually jot down the vowels and the sound the kids are working on, on the white board. It will be nice to pull these out and have a nice visual for them ready to go. I’m excited to use them. I love all of Shannon’s materials. I can tell she puts a lot of thought into them.

  249. Linda L. –

    Love these – use them all the time!

  250. Mayra F. –

    This product is just what I needed.

  251. Ma Corazon condalor –

    Perfect.

  252. Rachelle P. –

    These have been so wonderful to give my students a visual when moving from isolation to word level! They are great!

  253. Katie Calnon –

    This is exactly what I have been needing!

  254. Yvonne T. –

    Thank you for a fantastic resource. I love the visual supports. These sheets will be useful during therapy and then for reinforcement for homework practice. Thanks again.

  255. Traveling SLP –

    Loving these! Such a great way for my little ones to practice words in syllables. A must-have to preschool/ early elementary articulation!

  256. Stephanie H. –

    Love these – I decorated my room in lips and these are perfect to add to my decor. Thanks =}

  257. Shelley SLP –

    Absolutely perfect, thanks!

  258. Yena F. –

    Excellent and practical therapy resource – I appreciate the additional sound cue visual at the corner of the page too!

  259. Jenna F. –

    great visuals!

  260. Carly W. –

    Love these!!! I have used them with every client in so many different ways! Great pictures and size

  261. Amy A. –

    Excellent resource!

  262. Spring into Speech –

    Great

  263. Elise G. –

    Great!!

  264. Miss Megan’s Speech Room –

    LOVE for my preschool apraxia kiddos.

  265. Daphne D. –

    Love these visuals! Exactly what I needed – thanks for your hard work!

  266. Kathryn B. –

    I use these all the time with kids building new sounds! The only thing that could make it better would be pictures or word examples for the vowels so that when I send it home for extra practice, parents remember which sounds to target.

    Great product! Thanks!

  267. Kirstie S. –

    Great product!

  268. Becca C. –

    I use this tool ALL the time with my kids. So helpful and gives the kids a visual cue. Thank you!

  269. Erika S. –

    Loving having these to pull out quickly and use with kiddos. I send them home frequently too!

  270. Darci Mosher –

    Love the vowels.

  271. Melissa R. –

    Just what I was looking for! Thanks!

  272. Ashley P. –

    Nice visuals!

  273. Sarah B. –

    I use these daily!

  274. Alycia M. –

    Great product!

  275. Lois B. –

    Thanks

  276. Barbara V. –

    Very helpful, Thank you.

  277. Angela R. –

    Love it!

  278. Alison D. –

    This resource has been very helpful for my preschool students!

  279. ‘Oh-So’ Speechie –

    Great Resource!

  280. Ashley W. –

    I’ve used this in the therapy room and at IEP’s to give to parents to help them with their student’s articulation production practice at home.

  281. Marianne S. –

    Nice visuals. I have even had teachers ask where I got them so they can incorporate them in their classrooms.

  282. Jennifer D. –

    Thanks!

  283. Jill Farino –

    thank you!

  284. Traci D. –

    I used these with a student with Apraxia. It was helpful for him to see the different mouth positions and we were able to make it into a game.

  285. christine M. –

    Great visual, easy to use, easy for parents to practice at the syllable level with kids

  286. LynnAnne Dale –

    great! Thank you

  287. Sarah W. –

    Great tool to target syllables!

  288. Miranda L. –

    One of the few resources out there targeting the syllable level. Great!

  289. Jenna Riesen –

    Great visual to shrink or blow up to help with generalization!

  290. Angelina W. –

    I am always looking for syllable level practice packets! This is great! I cannot wait to use it!

  291. Emily D. –

    My favorite product to use when targeting sounds at the syllable level. I use this product every day and my students love the visuals.

  292. Kristen Davis –

    Great visual cues, I love it!

  293. Alexandra Sanders –

    This helps keep me and my clients on track when doing syllable level articulation, and my clients love the visual!

  294. Rebecca P. –

    I have already laminated and assembled this! Can’t wait to try it today!

  295. Katie Lee SLP –

    This is so perfect for introducing the syllable level for sounds. I use this ALL. THE. TIME. Thank you so much!

  296. Natalie J. –

    This is great for visuals of placement for speech sounds. The kids really respond to it. Thanks!

  297. Celeste S. –

    Thank you!

  298. Joan S. –

    I appreciate that I can train the paraeducators on how to work on speech on non-speech days with product.

  299. Amelia M. –

    Used these in crafts for every season!

  300. Maral Antonyan –

    have used this every day since i’ve purchased it

  301. Advance SPOT –

    Thank you!

  302. Blessed Beyond Words Speechie LLC –

    Thank you so much!! I love it!

  303. Buyer –

    Really helpful visual

  304. Jessica S. –

    I love using these with my students who are working on simple syllable shapes. Thank you!

  305. Nikki S. –

    love this product. Thank you!

  306. Kelly R. –

    Students need these visual strategies to help cue them!

  307. Jessica W. –

    These are perfect for my low-incidence students who can produce a sound in isolation but really struggle with the sound in syllables. The mouth visuals add a great layer of visual support for these students!

  308. Kristine H. –

    Great visual!

  309. Peggy S. –

    This was very easy to use with all of my preschoolers who are working on early-sound production. We could work on CV, VC, and CVC combinations with just one page!

  310. Heather S. –

    These are very helpful visuals for my students!

  311. Stephanie H. –

    great visuals! Thank you!

  312. Charming Chinese –

    LOVE THESE!!!

  313. Jan Marie B –

    These are wonderful. Thanks!

  314. The Speechie Lady –

    These are fantastic visuals! Will be very useful for articulation activities with my kindergarten and grades kids. Thank you 🙂

  315. Speech Sanity –

    I love the visuals and the simplicity of this product. I needed this so badly for so many students! Thanks so much!

  316. Nicole K. –

    I have to say that the parents of my students use these more than I do. It helps them to visually see what it means to use the sound in a syllable before we move on to words. They are as thankful as I am for this product.

  317. Allexa F. –

    Awesome!

  318. Maggie C. –

    I have these punched and on a ring hanging from my board, so they are within an arms reach. I love them!

  319. Susan C. –

    Put this book together right away…love having it at my finger tips!

  320. Kimberly S. –

    Great visuals

  321. Jillian G. –

    Perfect to share with teachers and parents as carryover activities-thanks!

  322. Kellee K. –

    Thank you for this resource.

  323. Lacey Q. –

    Im already excited for monday so i can use these!!

  324. Speech Wonderland –

    These are working out so nicely with one of my new preschoolers! He’s catching on quickly with this visual support! Thank you!

  325. Jenna F. –

    great visual support for students struggling with speech production!

  326. Juliana Figueiredo –

    I need a second job just to fund all of your products! Thank you again!

  327. Katie E. –

    Awesome product!

  328. Neita R. –

    Nice visual for syllable practice!

  329. Jacqueline G. –

    Thanks!

  330. April Reuis –

    This is a lot more fun than my post it circles! Thanks so much!

  331. Kourtney F. –

    Simple visuals that I find myself reaching for often. Thank you!

  332. Brianne H. –

    Love having this great visual for my students working at the syllable level – thank you!

  333. Melanie P. –

    Perfect for my outpatient hospital kids!! Will use with the cycles resource. Thank you!!!

  334. Witney Loftin –

    I love the clean, simple visuals and how easy it is to implement these into therapy as warm-ups, drills, or introduction to placement.

  335. Ashley Kunz –

    Love it!! My only wish is that it had more vowel sounds

  336. Heather C. –

    This is exactly what I needed for some of my preschool students. Thank you!

  337. Project Puzzle Piece –

    LOVE students really benefit from the visuals

  338. Speech Collab –

    I love visuals! In the past I had used just the phoneme that students were working on, but these help them so much more! Rather than just explaining placement I can show them too!

  339. Beth Z. –

    Great resource! Thank-you! A+

  340. Coryn V. –

    I use these to start almost every speech session. Easy for kids to memorize the syllables. Great visuals! Thanks!

  341. Antonette P. –

    This is very helpful!

  342. Esther M. –

    Fantastic resource! Love the visuals – they are so helpful!

  343. Carolyn R. –

    Great visual for beginning speech kids.

  344. Allison R. –

    I love these! They worked great for my little that whispers everything. He gained confidence and by the end of our second session, I got to hear his voice! Thanks so much!

  345. The Room Where it Happens –

    I’m so excited to use this! Saw it on your instagram and rushed over here to purchase. I know it will be super helpful!

  346. SpeechStew –

    Love these handy sound/syllable webs.

  347. Brittany S. –

    The visuals provided have really helped my students!

  348. Elizabeth M. –

    Great product to help students effectively produce sounds in syllables – thank you!

  349. Meagan Austin –

    Thank you!

  350. Build Words SLP –

    great for CV and VC drills

  351. Julia McCurdy –

    Great resource. I have used this again and again with different clients, and have provided it for homework to families countless times.

  352. Annie C. –

    Perfect for my little ones. Thank you!

  353. Colleen S. –

    Great resource!

  354. Kelsey Argue –

    Very helpful, especially when using with a mirror

  355. Courtney Jones –

    One of my favorite purchases EVER! I use these all of the time when targeting sounds at the syllable level. Thank you!

  356. Emily W. –

    This is such a fabulous resource for all ages as they work on speech sounds at the syllable level. I have been using it with my chipper chat and the kids love it!

  357. Aleisha C. –

    Just the visual I was looking for!

  358. Alyssa P. –

    This was so helpful! I was able to use the sheets for multiple kiddos! Once laminated I could even have them draw a line from the consonant to one of the vowels to add some tactile senses!

  359. Nichole Taylor –

    This was great! Easy to do and fun.

  360. Julie B. –

    Exactly what I needed.

  361. Whitney Swanson –

    These are such a fabulous resource! Then again I love all of your materials!

  362. Sarah W. –

    I use these daily!

  363. Elli Klinger –

    I have yet to use this product but I am so excited to introduce it to my artic kids!

  364. AAC with Annie –

    A great visual for students at the syllable level, or for warming up independently at the beginning of a session! I also love that it helps me figure out what CV combinations the student might have the most trouble with.

  365. Ivy’s Speech League –

    So helpful, thank you!!

  366. Sarah G. –

    I used to draw a version of “sound webs” in my student’s speech books (just the target sound and vowel sounds), but gluing in these webs are so much better! The mouth/articulation visuals paired with the vowel sounds was a big game changer for my students. Also, a great visual for parents who practice with their kids at home!

  367. Martha H. –

    Great visual to work on sounds at the syllable level.

  368. lauren V. –

    good resource

  369. Carolyn S. –

    This a great visual for my students. I keep them in binder so I always have them for reference!

  370. Marianne S. –

    These are awesome and really helpful!

  371. Debbie A. –

    Awesome product! Thank you

  372. Claire B. –

    I love this resource!! I’ve had a lot of trouble finding resources for the syllable level in speech, but this covers it!! Would be wonderful if at some point you could also develop this resource to include blends 🙂

  373. Chelsea N. –

    I’m always looking for resources for speech sounds at the syllable level. This is perfect!

  374. Texas Speech Mom –

    Wonderful quality, as usual. Everything from Speechy Musings is well made and my students always benefit from her resources!

  375. Kristina K. –

    Great product!

  376. Rachel Ricca –

    I have used this resource so many times, tricky to find good materials at the syllable level. I’ve laminated the webs and love using Playdough for practice, smashing or pushing a Playdough ball for each sound in the syllable. Thank you!

  377. Bel P. –

    This has been so helpful for my artic kids! I use it as a warm up sometimes to help them remember the sounds before we go through drills.Thank you!

  378. Jessica B. –

    I use this all the time! Such a wonderful resource!

  379. Jeannine E. –

    Great Resource. Thanks!

  380. Caroline D. –

    I’m so glad I found this resource! What a time saver.

  381. Shelby S. –

    Great visual when working on CVs! My kids love to use the lines for prolonged production guides!

  382. Chadd K. –

    Love this resource! I have used it so many times. My kids love tracing the lines while they practice their sounds.

  383. Katherine M. –

    great product!

  384. Veronica D. –

    Before these visuals i would make my own web but these are great. I put mine on sheet protectors. I use these ALL the time.

  385. Adrienne C. –

    Love it. Use it all the time.

  386. Kelsey M. –

    Awesome visuals! Excited to have these to work on artic at the syllable level!

  387. Jenna G. –

    Super useful!

  388. Melody T. –

    Beautiful graphics and truly engaging. Excited to start using with my students!

  389. Brooke L. –

    Great visuals!

  390. Emily Horsley –

    Thanks for creating this!

  391. Karissa M. –

    Beautiful visuals to help my students be more successful! Thank you for this resource!

  392. Meghann T. –

    I am so excited for this product as I have been searching for something like this for so long!

  393. Kalie B. –

    Great visuals to have up in my office for my students to reference to.

  394. Amy L. –

    I love having these on hand for kiddos who need the visuals. They’re great!

  395. Tracey C. –

    Great product!!

  396. Ashley W. –

    Great Visuals !

  397. April O. –

    These are great visuals for parents as well!

  398. Jamie T. –

    I like this a lot for visuals and syllable shaping!

  399. The Sparkly Speechie –

    This is a great resource! I’ve used these pictures to help my artic and phono clients 🙂

  400. sophia marshak –

    great visuals!

  401. Vanessa G. –

    Loved!

  402. Jessica M. –

    I use these constantly! So helpful to have the mouths so the students can see for position!

  403. Alyssa B. –

    LOVE

  404. Marilyn L. –

    These are great for working on isolation and CV combination!

  405. Kendra B. –

    Nice, simple visual for working on CV and VC syllable shapes. I appreciate how this resource can be easily adapted as I am currently using it in therapy with a Spanish-speaking child.

  406. Brittany D. –

    Great visuals for my preschoolers and even toddlers working at the syllable level.

  407. Taylor Sherman –

    I love this product! A great visual for my syllable level kiddos.

  408. Alexa K. –

    Great for students working on sounds at the syllable level. Students love the webs and being able to slide their fingers along the lines.

  409. Michelle Lassiter –

    I LOVE visual webs. I have so many little guys who need to visuals in order to coordinate the syllable sequence that I use these almost every day! By far the best articulator placement pics!

  410. Breanna Cornish –

    Great resource!

  411. Sarah M. –

    GREAT PRODUCT! I’M OBSESSED!

  412. Lindsey S. –

    Great resource to use with my students who are working at the syllable level. Love the visual supports!

  413. Heather B. –

    Great vsuals!

  414. Amanda Rose Speech –

    Love these for warm up!!! Used in my session today while being observed!

  415. Erin S. –

    These are so helpful – no more writing the vowel sounds on my white board for each group and sound!

  416. Angela N. –

    Wonderful product!

  417. Calli S. –

    Love the visuals to help parents and students understand what to do to practice syllables. Thanks!

  418. Autism Little Learners –

    Love this activity!

  419. Haley T. –

    These are fantastic visuals for working on sounds at the syllable level, in any position in a syllable. I send them home for additional practice too. Highly recommend!

  420. Speech Treehouse –

    Great resource!

  421. Jan B. –

    Great visuals resource. Thanks!

  422. Anna F. –

    These realistic and colorful visuals are SO helpful for both kids and adults!!

  423. Caroline Kling –

    I absolutely love the visuals! Great to send home for carryover as visuals help out parents as well!

  424. Heather H. –

    great resource, well done!

  425. Gretchen H. –

    Love the pictures! Have started using this with my lower level grades and they seem to respond well to this because of the picture as a visual reminder.

  426. Lissie Sanchez –

    Great speech resource. Love these!

  427. Lara M. –

    I love these! They are perfect for transitioning from isolation to syllables!

  428. Nicole Uhrin –

    Love this!

  429. LAUREN F. –

    Great resource for working on syllables!

  430. Wendy H. –

    GREAT resource! I use this almost daily with my preschool students. Thank you!!

  431. Joanna O. –

    This is exactly what I needed, thank you so much!

  432. Dayna Jones –

    Great resource! Thank you! 😀

  433. Esther W. –

    I look forward to using this with my students!

  434. Kris W. –

    Love this! So useful!!! Thanks!!!

  435. Elizabeth H. –

    Great visual!

  436. Allison Smick Speech Therapy –

    I use this resource with all of my students with Apraxia of Speech. The pictures of each mouth position is super helpful. Its a great warm up even for students that are practicing at the word or sentence level. This is a tool I keep close by and use almost daily.

  437. Jean W. –

    Thank-you very usefull for the MULTIPLE new apraxia students I just picked up.

  438. Heather S. –

    Super easy resource!! Can pull it out whenever it is needed.

  439. Michelle Sisto –

    these are perfect visuals! thank you!

  440. Molly Silvernail –

    Perfect visual for the syllable level!! I struggled to find a resource for this important level, thank you!!

  441. Kristyn A. –

    Such a great tool for my visual learners!

  442. Elyse C. –

    Easy to use

  443. Lauren R. –

    These are so great for those students who are working on their targeted sound at syllable level. I have seen a lot of success with these and even send them home with students to get extra practice at home after practicing multiple times with them.

  444. Oceanview Resources –

    Thanjs

  445. All You Can Speech –

    Great visuals! Very helpful for students to see how to make the sounds! Good for introducing sounds!

  446. Meredith T. –

    Great visuals for my kiddos! Love using these, so easy.

  447. Sarah K. –

    Love the visuals for use in my therapy room!

  448. LivLoveLanguage –

    Perfect for my kids working on CV, VC and CVC! I love the visual cues

  449. Raeann M. –

    This visual resource is so helpful for kiddos working at the sound and syllable level!

  450. Dominique R. –

    I love this!!! So much better than my scribbles on the back of the nearest paper…

  451. Erica H. –

    Great product! The visuals are perfect for my students working on syllable structure!

  452. heidi C. –

    using in my classsroo every day

  453. Donna J. –

    These are very useful!

  454. Kayla T. –

    Great visual for working on new sounds! I love that the mouth in the middle shows articulatory positioning, it’s great to reference for reviewing what our mouths should be doing when we work on that sound.

  455. Courtney DeBoer –

    I love these. It helps parents as well.

  456. Branden B. –

    My students love this resource.

  457. Speech Tx with Sara –

    Great visuals to help at the syllable level! Thank you!

  458. Christine G. –

    Great!

  459. Jeannette Rizzo –

    I love this product

  460. S’more Speech Stuff –

    thank you!

  461. Laura S. –

    I am extremely satisfied with these visuals.

  462. Teri B. –

    Great product, easy to use and perfect visuals for practicing sounds in syllables.

  463. Christina B. –

    I love these visuals! They are helpful for all my students, and especially the younger kiddos who have more difficulty just using the letter sounds as cues.

  464. Olivia D. –

    Great resource

  465. Kristen S. –

    Great resource, thank you!

  466. A Green and Gold Speech Therapist –

    I am finally seeing progress with one of my more difficult cases! Thank you!

  467. Courtney S. –

    Love this for my littles that need visuals!

  468. Sarah F. –

    I use this during therapy and as carryover with my families. Thanks!

  469. Allison C. –

    A great resource to send home to parents!

  470. Stacy A. –

    Love using these in therapy!

  471. Cat J. –

    Great resource when working on sounds in isolation and syllables! Good visuals for placement of articulators.

  472. jessica W. –

    I use this with all of my artic kiddos!!! Love it!!

  473. Danielle F. –

    i absolutely love this! really helpful to use as a visual for artic kiddos and help them visualize placement! love that there are visuals for all consonants with all the vowel sounds!

  474. Margaret P. –

    This is a great sheet to use with children in many ways (putting play dough on top and children squish it as they imitate sound) and then send home with parents.

  475. elizabeth L. –

    super helpful for my clients!

  476. karlie W. –

    Simple, effective and helpful for families to practice at home.

  477. Gwen T. –

    Thanks for this tool!

  478. Felicia R. –

    Great resource

  479. stephanie M. –

    Awesome visuals, my students love using the web

  480. The Babbling SLP –

    I use this ALL THE TIME!!!!

  481. Sweet Speech Suite –

    I had been waiting to purchase this product for a while but I am so glad I finally did! I originally thought it would be great to use for shaping targets in CV/VC word shapes but after seeing it in action I think it will be great to also use as a warm up for nearly all my articulation students! Very nice and simple design that I plan to laminate for unlimited usage. THANK YOU!

  482. Jennifer A. –

    One of the things I use most in therapy!

  483. Jaimie K. –

    I’m excited to use this. I have many students who will benefit from having these visuals when making their sounds. I love how it can be used for CV and VC targets. Thanks!

  484. Ashlee P. –

    Great resource, thank you!

  485. Lissette F. –

    WONDERFUL RESOURCE

  486. Kelly S. –

    I use these all the time laminated with dry erase markers.

  487. Allison L. –

    Amazing

  488. Lauren S. –

    These visuals have been game changers for my students working on sounds at the syllable level.

  489. Sarah Jane F. –

    I use these with literally every articulation kiddo on my caseload. The mouth visuals are fantastic for cuing, and the style of the resource is appropriate for so many age levels.

  490. Kellie V. –

    I use this everyday! Such a great visual for children of all ages.

  491. Angelica M. –

    Awesome visual for syllable level!

  492. Rachael D. –

    Love using this resource!! So easy & practical

  493. Montserrat H. –

    Love using these with my kids!

  494. Alyssa S. –

    Great resource to visually break down phonetic placements at the syllable level!

  495. Kayla M. –

    Thanks for this!

  496. CJ Showalter –

    I love this resource, it was exactly what i was looking for! Minor complaint, it uses a lot of red ink! My lips turned pink toward the end of printing the book. I also wish the phoneme was positioned in the top corner instead of the middle for easier flipping. The inclusion of the clip art in the corners is also unnecessary and a bit distracting. Thank you for creating this excellent resource, I would pay double for it, not kidding 😉

  497. Michelle S. –

    I have been using this visual almost every day since purchasing it. I love that it shows a visual of the mouth for the syllables! Great product!

  498. Kendra M. –

    I use this product all the time!!! I love it!

  499. Ogadinma O. –

    Very Useful!

  500. Stacie Dwyer –

    I use these with pretty much all my artic clients 🙂

  501. Danielle Mills –

    Really great quality visuals! I would only recommend leaving the little visual sound cue off as I use different cues for my students. (e.g. snake for /s/)

  502. Amy B. –

    love these as initial practice exercises!!

  503. Brittney Besser –

    Great Resource!

  504. Jennifer M. –

    Love this!

  505. Bilingual Speech Room –

    I use this resource almost everyday in therapy! This is a must have for me.

  506. Nysheka B. –

    Love this resource when working on syllables with my kiddos!

  507. Shelby Anderson –

    Great Product!

  508. Meghan W. –

    I love doing syllable work as a warm up with my preK students

  509. Raina A. –

    Looking forward to using this in therapy. Visuals are always helpful! Thank you!

  510. Marci Miller –

    Great for initially teaching a sound. Good visual!

  511. Netta Sydney –

    Love these visuals!

  512. Kirsten M. –

    I’ve always just drew my own, but I love this visuals!

  513. Erin Potter –

    Amazing resource!

  514. Kristin R. –

    Great product that gets a lot of use.

  515. Speechyspot –

    This resource is so easy to use, and has been received well by all of my clients!

  516. Lauren P. –

    I love that you put the mouth pictures in this as well

  517. Michelle B. –

    I’m excited to use this visuals of position beyond me explaining where articulators should be.

  518. Lori T. –

    The visuals are useful for parents and teachers.

  519. Brandy M. –

    good

  520. Cynthia R. –

    Love these!

  521. Nicole W. –

    Sometimes it is difficult to target target sounds just at the syllable level and this resource provides the perfect visual for kiddos!

  522. Samantha Heller –

    great visuals! i used this with my accent modfication clients and it worked very well

  523. Jennifer S. –

    This is a great product to practice sounds in isolation, syllables, and also as a quick “warm up” before practicing sounds in words! makes it easy, and my students love smashing play doh onto sounds once whey are completed.

  524. Sean J. –

    These are so great… I just wished I had purchased this earlier!

  525. Vivian L. –

    Great visual to have

  526. Renee L. –

    This will be a great addition to my other artic visuals.

  527. Ashley MASLP –

    Love these! I bought them to send home for summer practice for some of my kiddos who are at the syllable level. I’ll definitely use them in therapy next year! Great, clean visuals! Thanks!

  528. Shannon P. –

    This is SUCH a great visual for my severe phonology students and I use this frequently. I only wish there was a similar visual for CVC words to combine CV and VC concepts. Thanks Shannon!

  529. Jessica G. –

    Great! Have used it with most of my clients.

  530. Bridget S. –

    LOVE this resource for reinforcing mouth shapes/articulator placement with my pre-k kids!

  531. Simply Speech Tools –

    Great product!

  532. Mary D. –

    Great resource

  533. Marja W. –

    The visuals are great! The “mouths” always grab the kids attention and they’re better able to follow how their lips/tongue should be moving. More engaging than the usual phoneme-vowel wheel!

  534. Nicole M. –

    great resource!

  535. ESE AAC –

    Thanks for making this! I love having it be all visual for my kids!

  536. Lindsay P. –

    Such a great resource for littles who are working on CV syllables. Also easy to print off for parents to practice the sounds their child is working on at home!

  537. Kara H. –

    Great visual for therapy!

  538. Brenna Ryan Speech Therapy –

    Very helpful, thank you!

  539. Margie C. –

    I agree that working on syllable level is challenging to say the least! You can use small cars, or other toys, to “crawl” to the circles…..

  540. Apryl O. –

    Just finished printing this nice visual off to use for the upcoming school year. Very please with the quality and thoroughness of the product.

  541. Elia V. –

    This was a great resource for my mod-severe prek students with artic and apraxia goals.

  542. Michelle R. –

    Great visual for my kiddos!

  543. Erin L. –

    Thank you for this wonderful resource!

  544. Jennifer C. –

    Perfect visuals.

  545. Krista M. –

    This is a well thought out and designed resource. It will be a valuable teaching resource . I really appreciate everything this author shares.

  546. Jessica B. –

    LOVE this resource! especially for my younger students! They enjoy moving manipulatives (i.e. toy cars, animals, mini erasers) from each circle to the next.

  547. Lauren H. –

    Love the visuals!

  548. Mary R. –

    I have used this resource for years with CV/VC blending and have especially had success with CAS kiddos. I love it! I laminated them and put them in a 1/2 inch binder with some target words to follow.

  549. Lee L. –

    Nice visuals !!!

  550. Dasia Autry –

    I have this in a binder and I ALWAYS keep it near{

  551. Setarae B. –

    This was great! Thank you!

  552. Allie S. –

    I love this! I like having additional visuals of sounds paired with corresponding vowels. It’s such a great resource to have close during articulation therapy.

  553. Annette G. –

    Good product

  554. Tia C. –

    Love these! They match the freebie she has too. Thanks so much!

  555. lindsay T. –

    love it!

  556. Julie S. –

    Great resource for my large caseload of articulation students!

  557. Madison Walker –

    I am so in love with this visual!!!

  558. Courtney Parker –

    The kids wanted to do these as a reward.

  559. Haylee S. –

    Simple and easy!

  560. Isabella W. –

    Good visuals to use during activities!

  561. Whitney Docken –

    Love these webs!!

  562. Kristen A. –

    Helpful and Comprehensive!

  563. Jessica Barker –

    These visuals are great for my students. I helps them see what they need to be doing with their mouths! thanks for making these!

  564. Megan G. –

    Great Product!

  565. Jenny J. –

    Very useful visuals!

  566. Crystal Leigh S. –

    I’m never disappointed with your products. They’re always visually appealing and so easy to use. Thank you! Please keep up the amazing work!

  567. Speechie Skies –

    I always used to draw my own version of this every time I needed the visual for a kiddo. It is great to have this so readily available when needed!

  568. Angela H. –

    A great visual tool for push-in therapy and quick artic.

  569. Michelle L. –

    Great resource.

  570. ailynn C. –

    Love these!

  571. Buyer A. –

    Great resource!

  572. Carolynne P. –

    So helpful!

  573. THSpeech –

    Great!

  574. Bianca S. –

    Great resource! I have been using it frequently; I put it in a binder and it’s quick and easy to grab for any session

  575. Bauman Speech –

    Love being able to show my students visual when working on consonant vowel combinations! Highly recommend!

  576. Speechie85 –

    This is a great resource! I really find this helpful for sending home with students to practice so that family members know the expected oral motor positioning.

  577. Amanda K. –

    great resource for K-2

  578. Michelle M. –

    I am so glad to have another one of your excellent resources! I use your sound cue cards on a regular basis, just purchased your cycles kit, and am looking forward to printing and coloring these sheets. I am glad to not have to draw webs every time I need them. Thanks for another superb product!

  579. Talking With Taryn SLP –

    Great visuals for my k-2!

  580. Kelsey O. –

    Love having this available for my kiddos rather than making my own each time!

  581. Tawni M. –

    Great resource!

  582. Susan Book –

    A great resource to use with parents and other professionals

  583. Amy J. –

    Easy to use and really helps some of my kids move away from all my verbal prompts.

  584. LINDSAY A. –

    Great visuals, thank you!

  585. Nancy P. –

    Great resource!

  586. Mrs Rs Speech Suite –

    These are perfect for my articulation students. I use these daily as a warm up even if we are working at more advanced levels. It sets the students up for success.

  587. Elissa Kaufman –

    Thank you!

  588. EmilyGMiller –

    Thank you so much for this resource!!!

  589. marilyn M. –

    great graphics

  590. Jill Beilinson –

    I can’t say enough about how helpful these have been. I love the web-like set up. I have used these to help so many of my clients with syllable blending. The visual cues are also incredibly useful.

  591. Hannah Y. –

    Awesome resource

  592. Morgan P. –

    This is one of my favorite tools when starting with articulation in a preschool setting.

  593. Megan S. –

    This is great for all my kids working on CV!!!1

  594. Madelyn B. –

    Love using this resource!

  595. Chelsea M. –

    Visuals always help.. I was using scratch paper or a white board to do a similar web but this is just so much more visually appealing- LOVE this resource!

  596. Meghan S. –

    Great resource! : )

  597. Pamela K. –

    This product is a must-have for an SLP! I find myself using this product again and again. The visuals are great!

  598. Rosanna S. –

    Great resource!

  599. Alexandra R. –

    so user friendly and great for visuals for the kids!

  600. Sincere Speech –

    Awesome product!

  601. Amber S. –

    Such a fabulous resource and visual for speech sound productions

  602. Colleen Pirog –

    Love these webs. Great for artic kids just starting out with a sound and for my apraxia kids!

  603. angela S. –

    Great addition to my toolkit.

  604. Angela K. –

    LOVE these for when I am introducing a new sound. I have found that the visual helps the kiddos produce the phonemes in CV/VC patterns. Great product!

  605. Jade S. –

    These are great!

  606. Natalie A. –

    So helpful!

  607. Kristine S. –

    So easy to use! Once my students have learned how to use their sound web they grab their notebook and have some independent practice time.

  608. Taylor W. –

    Great!

  609. Cassie R. –

    Love using these

  610. Breann S. –

    I have students the need visual cue for speech sounds and was very helpful!

  611. Jordyn M. –

    Love these syllable webs! Great visuals!

  612. Hannah M. –

    this really helps my kids to stop fronting for /k/ and /g/!

  613. lynn smallwood –

    good resource

  614. Dayna N. –

    This is a staple resource! I have used it almost every week. I find it really integrate into fun reinforcer activities and to be used by parents.

  615. Connie V. –

    Love it! Thank you!

  616. Jessarna D. –

    I have used these for so many clients- I have even incorporated with my voice clients as vocal warm ups.
    Love having the visual to help with placement for both adult and paed clients for home practise as well.

  617. Susan C. –

    I will be using this a lot. Thanks

  618. Kelly N. –

    This product has been super motivating for one of my students who is producing sounds at this level. I laminated the sheets and had my student use dry erase markers to connect the CV and VC syllables, which helped to make it more hands-on!

  619. Mary H. –

    Awesome resource for students working at the syllable level for sounds. Really helps them visualize placement and movement between sounds.

  620. Jordyn B. –

    Love this so much! This was very helpful to my kids.

  621. Tessa S. –

    Great visuals to support speech sound production and send home with students.

  622. Audrey H. –

    Great resource!

  623. SLP Literacy Corner –

    Great visual support for working at the syllable level in articulation! I use this resource frequently.

  624. Shealyn H. –

    I like using a pointer with students on these pages but wish there were more vowel options.

  625. Lindsey M. –

    These are one of my go-to resources for teaching speech sounds. Love these!

  626. Avery L. –

    This was a great resource!

  627. Amanda C. –

    I love these webs! I used them on my own and would draw them on my white board, but having the long vowels and short vowel and the sound in the middle already printed out is more visually appealing and I can send it home for practice. Thank you!

  628. Tina R. –

    These syllable webs have made my therapy sessions go so much smoother. My patients love being able to follow the web while coordinating the CV to produce the target syllables. Love love love

  629. Mars Speechie –

    I use these during session 🙂 great visual for my students.

  630. Stacey B. –

    Love this resource! Perfect to have on hand to refer to! Thank you!

  631. Kelli U. –

    I love this resource and use it so often for apraxia.

  632. I Dream of Speech –

    Love these clean and modern visuals!

  633. Mallory R. –

    great visual for my students needing the extra support

  634. Victoria G. –

    Just what I was looking for!

  635. Joelle O. –

    Love this! I even send these home for kids to put up by bathroom mirror and practice

  636. Jenna S. –

    An excellent resource for children with motor planning difficulties. Provides a nice visual cue for them and visual reminder for parents, too!

  637. Melissa L. –

    These visuals are so clear! I have them hung in my room not only because they look great, but as a little visual reminder for my students!

  638. Caitlin K. –

    My students love interacting with this web, and it really helps them better their CV and VC combinations! So comprehensive!

  639. Elizabeth M. –

    Love these visuals!

  640. The Speech Shack –

    This was great to use as a warm-up in therapy!

  641. Melanie T. –

    This is a great handout for parents and teachers to practice with their students.

  642. Jordan Bills –

    One of my favorite resources. I use this weekly!

  643. Savvy Speech Teacher –

    Great resource!

  644. Kari P. –

    Very helpful resource that many of my students can use independently after instruction! Good early step for sound productions!!

  645. Mary B. –

    I love these and use them all the time with my speech production students, especially those who are having difficulty sound blending the initial consonant with the rest of the word.

  646. Cassondra W. –

    thank you!

  647. Jennifer S. –

    Always use this!

  648. Angy Gagliano –

    This has been an easy activity for parents to use at home.

  649. Avery S. –

    Love using this as an articulation warm up for my kids! Great resource and visuals!

  650. Yennin Itzel R. –

    Amazing! Thank you very much

  651. The SLP Cafe –

    Great to use for the beginning of every teletherapy session as drill practice with their sound targets. Can annotate PDF and make it more interactive.

  652. verity S. –

    Love this resource. The mouth visuals are extremely useful for my clients to be able to see- especially when I am not able to physically be with them at the moment via telehealth. Thanks for a wonderful resource!

  653. Leeanne N. –

    These are very helpful for warmup drills and take home practice activities. Thank you!

  654. Stephanie P. –

    Love the visuals. My students enjoy it too.

  655. Morin C. –

    I use these all the time when introducing a new sound or when students are at the syllable level for their sound. I have seen great progress from implementing these!!

  656. VactionFundSLP –

    Great resource!

  657. Lori J. –

    I love visuals. It is hard to use some of my visuals during distance learning but these were great!

  658. Marie L. –

    Great resource! It’s been helpful for my sessions with a preschooler via telehealth!

  659. Heidi Pinnick-Chambers –

    Excellent visuals – Easy for students to practice skills

  660. Courtney D. –

    Easy to use and fantastic visuals for kiddos to follow along! Thank you for this resource- exactly what I needed.

  661. Stacy S. –

    I love this product!

  662. Naomi H. –

    This resource is amazing for my early vocalizers working on building up syllable shapes! Thank you!

  663. Vanessa A. –

    Great pack. Have started using it at home already with my daughter who was born with a cleft palate (was previously using a similar free document). Great for showing her proper placement with some of the sounds she is having trouble articulating properly. Will be a regular resource in the house.

  664. Sheena C. –

    Great product!

  665. Speech Superstars –

    Love the visuals! Great resources!

  666. Cheryl Y. –

    Great visual support!! Used these frequently during distance learning with my deaf and hard of hearing students.

  667. Hannah P. –

    Such great visuals to use for all ages! Have always had a lot of success with this 🙂

  668. Lisa Johnson –

    This is a great resource! Thank you!

  669. Megan K. –

    great resource!

  670. Mandy I. –

    Such a great visual to always have on hand to help my Pre-K students!

  671. Kaitlyn R. –

    Good resource.

  672. Denise V. –

    My students enjoyed using these visuals. I cut them out on cardstock paper and we did a treasure hunt with them using my greenscreen.

    I will continue to use these when we return to in person therapy!

  673. Jamie B. –

    Love using these visuals when working at the syllable level with my artic students…thank you!!

  674. Leah K. –

    I love to use these at beginning of sessions to review our sounds!

  675. Jessica C. –

    I use this resource ALL the time, both in person and through distance learning. It’s so helpful when I start working on a new sound with a student, but I also like to use it as a kind of quick warm up at the beginning of a session for most of my artic kids, to get some quality sound repetitions in (if practice at that syllable level are appropriate). Thank you!

  676. Mary H. –

    Thank you for creating this resource!! Love it!

  677. The Chatty Classroom –

    This has been such a useful resource to use with my students!

  678. Creative Chatter –

    Great visuals!

  679. Tori J. –

    This was great to use with students struggling to get from producing the sound in isolation to word level!

  680. Buffalo Speech Spot –

    These speech sound visuals are a go to resource for me. I have used them with clients from early intervention to college aged accent modification.

  681. Ashley M. –

    Great product!

  682. Aimee Walton –

    Exacty what I was looking for! Thanks.

  683. Jena L. –

    Love these visuals… and gets GET them! Easy to implement with added tactile cueing!

  684. Corrine P. –

    Great resource for my articulation patients. I love sending these home for practice

  685. Essential Speech –

    My students loved this visual. They were engaged, they followed directions, and the were able to produce the correct sound.

  686. Johanna A. –

    This a great resource to provide parents for carryover at home and visuals to use during therapy.

  687. Stephanie Eberly –

    Love the visual, I use them for warm up practice of syllable productions of sounds.

  688. Samantha L. –

    My students loved this visual! Very helpful.

  689. Kathlyn W. –

    My students loved this resource. It’s a great resource to start with for my students with severe articulation delays. Love the visual prompts so much! ?

  690. Brianna Barrett –

    A perfect visual! Thank you!

  691. Taylor L. –

    Love these webs and how visual they are. I also love the small picture at the bottom to symbolize the sound as well as the picture of the mouth/tongue placement in the middle. My students have responded well to this visual!

  692. Nicole D. –

    Awesome!

  693. Abbie C. –

    Great visual cues for the kiddos who need just a little extra push!

  694. Mackenzie G. –

    Love it!

  695. Ericka P. –

    I don’t know what I would do without this resource!!! Great visual for my kiddos and I have even sent as homework for parents to practice with their kids, and they found it easy to use!

  696. Jennifer D. –

    I love pulling up this resource when I am teaching a new sound. Thanks!

  697. Courtney P. –

    I have been looking for a resource like this. I printed pages for each speech sound students’ goals and have been using them for “warm up” in speech!

  698. ANGIE M. –

    This resource is great! I have been using with a student who is learning English and needs the visuals to understand the expectations. Very helpful to give to the student for homework.

  699. Kelsey B. –

    Great visuals for articulation!

  700. Michelle S. –

    Great visual cues for students!

  701. Kasey F. –

    This was a great resource in person but it has become even better virtually – it’s a great resource to show families and explain how to practice sounds at home!

  702. Veronica B. –

    Really enjoyed this resource! Not sure how excited my kids were about it, but the visuals were nice and clear, and helped the kids better visualize how to produce each sound. Very helpful to use when teaching parents as well!

  703. Kelly M. –

    Great resource!

  704. Jacqueline G. –

    Love using this is a warm up activity with students! Great if you have kiddos that need practice at the syllable level. They loved dragging their fingers from the target phoneme to the vowel.

  705. Jessica S. –

    This has quickly become a go to resource! I have multiple kiddos that we are having to start at the syllable level and their services are remote! Articulation/Phonology has been so difficult to target via remote services and the visuals on these webs are a tremendous help.

  706. Samantha F. –

    My students loved this!

  707. Emma Sharrock –

    This resource is great – so colourful and engaging for my students to use. The mouth shapes are an added bonus that many CV syllable resources do not have and provide and extra cue for students who are finding this step difficult.

  708. Allison R. –

    Such a helpful resource!

  709. Felicia L. –

    Simple resource, but very helpful for transitioning my students from articulation in isolation to the word level. I use it all the time!

  710. Shannon D. –

    I’ve been making my own syllable pictures and am SO SO happy to have these! They are much better to look at than the ones I make. The kids engage with them. I will use these OFTEN! Thank you!

  711. Lauren K. –

    great resource!

  712. Amy O. –

    Great visuals for students and bulletin boards.

  713. Venus S. –

    thank you!

  714. Spch2teach –

    I love the visuals! This was so helpful for my student to view his mouth to compare to the pictured mouths!

  715. Caleigh F. –

    Love these! They are a great way to provide a visual cue when working at the syllable level. I put a screenshot of the web into jamboard and used the marker tool to illustrate which syllable we were working on.

  716. Sandra H. –

    I love to use this resource with my student with Apraxia. I find the combination of mouth shapes for consonant and vowel combinations help shape words.

  717. Ashley W. –

    My students loved this activity, it was helpful!

  718. Emily S. –

    I used to make my own syllable flashcards on the spot using index cards and they would fall out of folders and were such a pain! This resource is exactly what I needed! Visually pleasing and so easy to print and go! Love it!

  719. Amber M. –

    I love this resource for my room, to use virtually, and to show families and explain how to practice sounds at home!

  720. Cathleen P. –

    This resource has been extremely helpful/beneficial in getting as many trials as possible during therapy. It is so great to pair with a motivating game and then have the student color in each sound as they say it.

  721. Katherine M. –

    I use this resource constantly with my artic kiddos! The visual is super helpful when working on sounds at the syllable level and when doing warm ups.

  722. Taylor Kujava –

    Great visuals to use with my early childhood special education students. They were engaged with the mouth pictures and try to mimic what the picture looked like.

  723. Yesha R. –

    I loved how I could use this with my in-person students as well as my digital students. The visuals are great and the kids love using it as a warm-up for articulation drills.

  724. Sara H. –

    This resource is very helpful to use with parents as well as with kids, as masks hinder their ability to see my lips. I also provide this as homework since it targets a multitude of sound combinations.

  725. Alyssa R. –

    I love this resource for kids working on CV and VC sounds. I love how it is simple and has built in visuals. I printed and laminated the sheets and use them with markers, playdough, dotters, and bingo chips. Helps make it fun and interactive for students!

  726. Taylor B. –

    AWESOME VISUAL!

  727. Morgan A. –

    Great visual for getting practice with all syllables!

  728. Lauren M. –

    Excellent resource!

  729. rebecca H. –

    This is amazing because of the visual cues! I love using this with my highly unintelligible students to work on basic syllables.

  730. Ashleigh F. –

    This resource has been very helpful for in person instruction as well as during virtual sessions. It’s very easy to quickly open it up and use the index to search for the sound I want. The visuals are great and even my younger students respond well to it!

  731. Rachel H. –

    I love these visuals. My kids seem to really benefit from them!

  732. Grace F. –

    Great visuals and speech warm up !

  733. Amelia K. –

    Perfect resource!! I’m keeping these on hand at all times. Thanks so much!

  734. LOREN H. –

    I use this pretty much everyday for my students, so amazing to have the visuals needed for students!

  735. Rikki C. –

    A great simple visual for working on sounds at the syllable level

  736. Sara C. –

    This has been so helpful for my new caseload to support them on their sounds. Parents have also appreciated this visual. Thank you!

  737. JoAnn E. –

    I printed the visuals out for families to use for home practice especially as we are masked for in-person these are great visuals. I did use in teletherapy as well and then sent home. Thanks!

  738. Cienna B. –

    Useful to practice sounds at the syllable level and visualize each sound in each production.

  739. Wendy R. –

    So helpful with supporting our sound practice…it’s great to have it all prepared and at my fingertips!

  740. Sneha F. –

    Such a great handout and resource that I give to parents to use.

  741. Natalie B. –

    so great :)!

  742. BESSIE MORENO –

    I love all your resources. My students love them too.

  743. Natalie R. –

    Good resource

  744. Katherine O. –

    This resource is so great for the students who the target sound is still difficult in isolation for them but can help to build that bridge into putting their target sound in a word. Such a great visual to draw a line to connect the two sounds for the child.

  745. Nodak Speechie –

    I love this resource. The visuals are great and work well with a variety of students.

  746. Morgan L. –

    This is one of my most favorite visuals to use. I often found myself hand drawing these to send home with students for practice, but am so happy to finally have a nice clean version to print as needed.

  747. Anna C. –

    Perfectly simple with supporting visuals. I use this the most of anything I’ve found.

  748. Debra S. –

    The visual cues are very helpful and I love that you can use this as a digital product!

  749. Criss-Cross Awesome Sauce –

    Love the visuals — gives my students a good reference of how their sounds look and what their articulators should be doing.

  750. Natalie W. –

    I’ve been using these visuals with my tele-therapy articulation kiddos. Love them!!

  751. Rachel Speech Language Pathologist –

    Absolutely love using these syllable maps with my students. Probably one of the best purchases I’ve made on TPT in awhile. Definitely worth the money!

  752. Nicole T the SLP –

    Visuals are very helpful!

  753. Kendra Thompson –

    Great resource!

  754. Sarah T. –

    This is one of my favorite resources. Since we have to wear masks right now, the visual cue is so helpful.

  755. Katelyn K. –

    Simple and effective! Exactly what I was looking for to provide for practice at the syllable level. I love that I have paper and digital options!

  756. Teri E. –

    This has been useful with my students who are moving from imitation of sounds to shaping. It’s been a little difficult online, since those students have a harder time engaging on the screen. We’ll be moving to in person before the year is out so I am excited to use this product then

  757. Carolyn G. –

    Great resource for working at the syllable level!

  758. Brooke S. –

    My kids loved seeing what they were supposed to do. The visual is awesome and this resource was exactly what I was looking for. It is worth every penny!

  759. Melanie G. –

    This resource helped many kids on my caseload visualize what we were working on. I laminated them and the kids circled or colored the syllables we completed which they found fun and kept them engaged. It’s great as a warm-up activity or kids who are still working on stimulablity in syllables

  760. Shelby S. –

    This is one of the first sheets put in my speech friends speech folder – I love the tongue-placement visuals

  761. johnna C. –

    Love these visuals!

  762. Madeline M. –

    This has been great to use as a “warm up” activity!

  763. Taylor D. –

    great resource for speech therapy

  764. Joanna B. –

    such a great visual!

  765. Jordyn S. –

    Great for my ASD kiddos who need visuals. Thank you!

  766. Amy P. –

    Great product!

  767. Emily LeMasters –

    Love using this when my younger clients are on syllable level and need that extra level of support and cueing! Thanks!

  768. Kaitlin B. –

    Prior to making this purchase I was hand drawing syllable webs in the paint app and sharing my screen. It was difficult and time consuming. This app is the perfect online resource for kiddos who are working on syllables and need a visual support. While in Easel I can use the highlighter to highlight the students sound pathway. This purchased has saved me time and added value to my online sessions. Thank you!

  769. Speech For The Starz –

    Loved this resource and how helpful it is for targeting specific CV/VC syllables with any target sound. I had to adapt it a bit to fit my specific needs of my job and patients (and I felt it was a bit overpriced) but overall, I’m happy with it.

  770. Rachel F. –

    Love this resource for many students! My students love dragging their finger and making the different syllable combinations.

  771. Margaretha J. –

    Loved pairing a visual and showing parents as well.

  772. Kelsey J. –

    Love these for warm-ups, or when students are specifically working at the syllable level. High quality for sure.

  773. Brianna B. –

    I used this resource printed in page protectors which allowed my students to repeatedly draw tracks/lines for their sound sets with a variety of colors that motivated them to practice what can be seen through child eyes as a boring sound activity. It was an easy way to demonstrate hierarchy of sound building to parents and allowed them to easily practice with their child for homework.

  774. Eden F. –

    Great resource

  775. Melissa L. –

    Great resource. Thank you.

  776. Speech Lagniappe –

    These visuals have been so helpful!

  777. Courtney K. –

    Thank you! Great resource!

  778. Denice S. –

    Great visual to provide to parents and students to help them with correct articulation placement.

  779. Lauren B. –

    I highly recommend this resource! My students loved having the visual for the sounds they were going to be producing. They also enjoyed dragging their finger along.

  780. Amy H. –

    I love having this at the ready instead of scrambling to draw one myself each session I want to use a syllable web when teaching new sounds to students.

  781. Gloria S. –

    Very helpful!

  782. Speechy Travels –

    Thank you!

  783. Andrea W. –

    Perfect, simple resource for working at the syllable level. I love that it has the mouth shapes in the product.

  784. Esther D. –

    My students love to trace the lines as they’re combining consonant to vowel and vice versa! This really helps them stay engaged with an articulation task that isn’t always exciting but is very important!

  785. Megan M. –

    This was great for a visual representation! It worked well for visual learners!

  786. Lindsay M. –

    great resource for syllable practice

  787. Jessica P. –

    I love being able to use this with my students who are at the syllable level. It gives them a tactile activity while saying their words (they trace the lines from the consonant to the vowel) and it also gives them great visuals. It’s a great resource to have printed and ready to use whenever!

  788. Danielle H. –

    I use this resource all the time….love it for warm ups and also for targeting phonemes in simple syllable shapes for those students who have moved beyond sounds in isolation but aren’t quite ready for longer words yet.

  789. Laura M. –

    Great visuals for the kiddos

  790. Jacqueline F. –

    Great resource to print and go. Visually appealing and I love how it includes the long and short vowels.

  791. Aoife D. –

    really like this resource , its is so good for eliciting syllables ..really well done !

  792. Victoria R. –

    This product is just what I was looking for!

  793. Hannah W. –

    This is great to have on hand to use at the syllable level

  794. Cheyenne A. –

    Since purchasing this resource, I’ve reached for it daily!! I love using it as a warm-up activity before a phonological approach and also for targeting speech sounds in syllables. The visuals also support my clients to produce the correct sound.

  795. Jessie J. –

    I use this almost daily. I love the graphics.

  796. Cali Carrie Speech –

    Great visual for teaching lip rounding and tongue positioning. Especially great for my children with apraxia.

  797. Seen Yeng C. –

    I use this resource a lot with my students. Great visual cues and it really helps my students.

  798. Anna P. –

    This resource is fantastic!! Love the visuals – students have responded really well to this

  799. Kathleen T L. –

    This material is a must-have! It is my go-to therapy material when I am introducing new sounds and my students love using this as a warm-up activity. It lends itself really well for distance learning as well.

  800. Angie R. –

    Just love this. I printed a set smaller for reference on a binder ring

  801. Samantha B. –

    Love this resource for early levels of articulation therapy!

  802. Meg Ann Speech Therapy –

    Great resource!

  803. Danielle M. –

    Love this! Thanks!

  804. Amanda P. –

    Awesome visuals!

  805. Rachel Nordbeck –

    LOVE these webs! I draw this out for parents all the time so it is really nice to finally have a pretty sheet to give to them.

  806. Meghan G. –

    This resource is amazing for kiddos!

  807. Claire W. –

    Always used in my classroom!

  808. Natalie M. –

    Great resource for early intervention!

  809. Suzie R. –

    Great visuals – exactly what I was looking for.

  810. Michelle F. –

    This is a godsend. In times like right now, when I am conducting my sessions in a mask, it is helpful to have this on hand to use as a visual in sessions. It also helps to give parents more context when sending these home with my kiddos.

  811. Alexis Fernandez –

    I like this resource, but I find I don’t use it that much. I tend to jump right into words instead and skip syllables all together.

  812. Lora M. –

    Great visual to send home to families

  813. Georgia B. –

    Great visuals! Always have these on hand!

  814. Mohamed Z. –

    Great

  815. Samantha B. –

    Great resource to send home to parents for simple carryover practice!

  816. Mhairi B. –

    Brilliant resource

  817. Megan H. –

    Great visual for students! Easy way to go from isolation to syllable!

  818. Sheila B. –

    Great to use for children that are working up to the word level for articulation sounds!

  819. Brooke G. –

    Engaging for the preschoolers when I add something like beads, play dough, or mini erasers! Great for my apraxia kids who are working on early syllable shapes

  820. Taylor D. –

    I loved this resource. I wish it was organized by sound, but the print is nice and big and the visuals are helpful.

  821. Shelley C. –

    Wonderful to have a visual to use with my students!

  822. Sydni C. –

    I’ve been using this with lots of my artic kiddos and they all love it! The visuals are super helpful.

  823. Kaila C. –

    Great visual & amazing product! So engaging to use with the kids! I love using it during therapy.

  824. Kidz at Speech –

    Great visual for eliciting those sounds! It’s a must have for wearing masks when students’ don’t get the visual cues from looking at you.

  825. Gmb G. –

    Great resource!

  826. Kylie Eckert –

    I love this! I enlarged the vowel visuals for my room to also promote better vocalic /r/ productions 🙂

  827. Kaleena S. –

    Love these visuals! Perfect to work on syllables but also to help with discrimination of vowels.

  828. Rachel C. –

    Great resource!

  829. Jill B. –

    Great resource as always! Thanks for all your hard work!

  830. Chloe Y. –

    Helpful visual support for my students

  831. Spazzy Speech –

    LOVE THIS

  832. Sara Rhodehouse –

    I work with preschool age students with articulation difficulties. I use these resourse EVERY DAY. These are great!

  833. Jade M. –

    Oh how I wish I would’ve had these sooner! I have laminated a set for personal use, and I try to send some of these home as homework. These have been a lifesaver, and the visuals help so much! Thank you for this resource. 🙂

  834. Kirsten C. –

    So grateful for a visual way to demonstrate placement!

  835. Susan H. –

    This is a must have visual for students with difficulties moving through syllable work! This allows students to practice independently and REALLY KEY IN to mouth movements.

  836. Bridget S. –

    Literally use this with almost every client

  837. The Vowel Shop –

    This is a great resource for introducing and probing stimulability for sounds. With the number of syllable webs included it is also a fantastic value.

  838. Kim Reid –

    Great visuals.

  839. Erika R. –

    Love this resource. Thanks!

  840. Shelby E. –

    Such a great product!

  841. chelsea N. –

    Great resource!

  842. Emily Hughes –

    This resource has been great when providing visual cues especially as masks have been implemented in the schools and the models are not always able to work. Also, this works has a great reminder for students on placement to try and move toward more independent speech production.

  843. Lauri D. –

    Great resource!

  844. Michelle N. –

    I like using these to send home with parents for students who are working at the syllable level!

  845. Sharon Rodrigues –

    Great visuals to use in articulation therapy!

  846. Drew P. –

    Great tool for speech therapy!

  847. Miranda H. –

    I have found these webs very helpful in the early stages of targeting new sounds, especially prevocalic /r/. I like to put them in a page protector to provide visual feedback and student’s and take quick data (+ -). Syllable practice can get tedious, so I also like to use the webs for phonological awareness by generating and recording short words that start with each CV combination (e.g. writing “cane”, “cape”, “case” next to the k–>ay bubble). This helps make the activity more meaningful for kids, when they start to realize the number of words they will be able to say using the sound they are practicing.

  848. Meghan F. –

    Great resource!

  849. Lauren B. –

    This resource is awesome! Highly recommend for those students that thrive with visuals.

  850. CommunicateWithKait –

    This was a wonderful resource for my speech students with autism that need more visualization. Highly recommend.

  851. Stephanie Wells –

    FANTASTIC, comprehensive, and engaging resource! My students loved this. The VC/CV syllables were so helpful when introducing new phonemes to students before we try phonemes at the word level. It was also perfect for practicing vowels + consonant combinations with my students who have CAS.

  852. Madeline B. –

    My favorite all time resource! Easy to use and easy for kids to follow along and supports them when creating their sounds. Love! Love! Love!

  853. Sarah L. –

    Great visuals to support therapy!

  854. Mackenzie M. –

    Lovely resource. The visuals are wonderful! I would highly recommend this product.

  855. Lauren S. –

    Loved that this resource includes a variety of speech and vowel sounds. Provided an interactive and easy to use visual for students working on their speech sounds. Able to adapt to a variety of activities or to use for visual feedback. Have used this often since purchasing!

  856. Pamela V. –

    Found these visuals very helpful

  857. Sara T. –

    Great visuals to use in therapy.

  858. Kristen D. –

    I use this resource with almost every child when working on a new articulation target. Fabulous resource, and well worth the price.

  859. Inspirations in Speech –

    This is a great resource to use in-person and to send home for more practice!

  860. Jill Shook SLP –

    This is a new favorite for my clients just learning to use their sounds. I love that it is divided between high and low vowels- very helpful!

  861. KARI L. –

    Great visuals for our kiddos when learning how to produce new speech sounds

  862. Michelle G. –

    Great resource

  863. Amanda S. –

    Fantastic way to practice an emerging sound in simple CV and VC syllables. I used it with one girl who told me “I can’t do that – too hard” and by the end she was beaming because she correctly produced the sound over and over again!! Made the transition to words that much easier because her confidence was boosted.

  864. Amanda P. –

    Great simple resource. Thanks!

  865. Erica B. –

    I love all of the vowels paired with the pictures. Especially the lines connecting them together. That made a great tactile queue as we drug our fingers from the consonants to the vowels

  866. Haley T. –

    Great visuals. Very helpful.

  867. Kristina N –

    Great resources with nice visuals and easy to use for many trials.

  868. Hannah G. –

    It was easy to use and get a lot of trials. Having it in easel form helped with distance learning

  869. Robin W. –

    Great visuals to use when teaching speech sounds at the syllable level.

  870. Courtney P. –

    Use these resource constantly for artic therapy and print outs for carryover at home

  871. Monica G. –

    I use these on a daily basis great for my CAS students and articulation kiddos

  872. Kyra M. –

    This resource is exactly what I needed. Simple and effective.

  873. Jennifer M. –

    This is a great resource. I really like the pictures and it’s so nice to not make my own vowel circles anymore. These look much more professional. Many of my parents like them too! Thank you.

  874. Uma M. –

    This is a very useful resource for my students. Thanks !!

  875. sam E. –

    LOVE these visuals. I use these everyday with my articulation kiddos. Great visuals.

  876. Young at Heart SLP –

    Enjoyed these! Great accompaniment to the artic cues. I add more visuals to support comprehension in younger learners.

  877. Monique O. –

    LOVE THIS! I use this resource as a warm up with my articulation students.

  878. Karen B. –

    I love this resource for the visuals and it fits so well with my current caseload!

  879. Amanda Dietrich –

    Great resource for early CV and VC sound combinations for working on goals for Apraxia of Speech.

  880. Kelsi B. –

    Use this resource all the time for syllable level practice! Fun and engaging. Like the visual cue for the articulation positioning

  881. Ann M. –

    I have used this resource countless times with my articulation students. I absolutely love the ease of using it! It offers my speech students the much needed practice when learning their speech sounds at a level they can experience success!

  882. Leslee Liberadzki –

    The visual is really helpful for kids to use at the syllable level.

  883. Antonice M. –

    I absolutely love this resource! It has so many speech sounds and great visuals to support the child in accurately producing the sound based off the articulators.

  884. Mary M. –

    Wonderful resource. Thank you for putting it together!

  885. Hannah F. –

    This is a wonderful resource that kept my students engaged.

  886. The Lowkey SLP –

    A great visual to use with students!! My younger students have loved having this to reference.

  887. Cecilie Ovnerud –

    Like all the Speechy Musings resources this is again excellent value for money.

  888. ERN12 –

    These are great! I have not printed them yet but I have pulled them up on my smart board and used them. Love them!

  889. Carrie I. –

    Wonderful, wonderful, wonderful tool for using with students working at the syllable level for their speech sounds!

  890. Elaine M. –

    This is a great resource to bridge the gap between sound productions in isolation and syllables. I love that it has each specific phoneme’s mouth model to serve as a visual cue. I sent these home with some of my students for summer practice.

  891. Ashli M. –

    I love these visuals. My students aren’t super excited about them but the visuals really make the work more interesting.

  892. Elizabeth M. –

    This is a great resource. I’ve used it multiple times with different clients during therapy

  893. Katie W. –

    This resource has been so useful and is an easy way for parents to target syllable shapes at home!

  894. Meghan C. –

    I use this resource all the time with my speech clients! It is just one tool in the toolbox but seems to help a lot of the time with making syllables and just getting started on a target sound.

  895. Tiffany C. –

    Great resource! Highly recommended for school based SLP. Very helpful visuals for students.

  896. Moriah H. –

    Great visuals to pair with articulation therapy. Pictures are simple and easy to model.

  897. Jennifer S. –

    This has been a great visual resource for my students. Thank you

  898. Ami-Lee W. –

    This has been a go-to resource for me with my little ones practicing their sounds in CV, VC, even CVCV or VCVC structures! The kids love drawing lines from their target sound to the vowels on my iPad or putting stamps and stickers all over the printed pages. Thanks!

  899. Debra M. –

    This has helped my students achieve success at the syllable level. Great resource!

  900. Emily K. –

    I laminated these sheets to make them into fun smash mats with play dough, I have also printed off some for bingo dobbers for my kiddos. They are a great resource to also send home, have families put them on the fridge to encourage simple and easy articulation practice at the nonsense level.

  901. Amanda M. –

    A nice resource to use as a supplement to teaching the correct mouth postures.

  902. Valerie W. –

    Visuals are my favorite tool. These are very helpful.

  903. Aimee Akam –

    This resource was fun and engaging for my students!

  904. Laura M. –

    very helpful for my students and also their parents.

  905. The Proficient SLP –

    This resource has been a staple in my speech room since I started as a school SLP. This is an awesome resource. Highly recommend!

  906. Lauren R. –

    This resource is really helpful for working on syllables in speech therapy. Most of the pictures are quite good. I don’t like the “R” picture though because it looks like an “L”. I think it’s because of the lips and mouth being open like that. I think the “SH” picture would be closer to the target. Just a thought!

  907. Miss Ks Speech Store –

    Not many resources that target syllable level; I love this for practice doing session but also to send home

  908. Kali R. –

    Great resource for students working at the syllable level!

  909. Alexandra S. –

    Perfect for when you have students learning a new sound and are not ready for word level practice yet.

  910. Stephanie F. –

    This resource has been a great visual cue for my students to practice at syllable level and bring home for carryover.

  911. SpeechRUS –

    These visual webs are incredible for helping students learn a variety of different sounds. It helps students use visuals to form CV and VC words too.

  912. Kathryn K. –

    These are great visuals to use during speech therapy!

  913. Antoria Y. –

    Love using these in my sessions with kiddos! I also have them on my wall.

  914. Miranda J. –

    These are great to work on CV words with kids when learning how to produce a new sound! Ill even have my kids draw a picture to go with them if they happen to make a “real” word. Great resource.

  915. Georgia Peach SLP –

    This has been a great visual for my students learning to pair phonemes with vowels! They really respond well to the tactile cue of dragging their finger along the line to the next sound. This has been great!

  916. Marisa M. –

    This is one of my most used resources from TPT. Any speech-language pathologist and or speech-language pathologist assistant will benefit from using this resource to target articulation at the syllable level.

  917. Rachel S. –

    Very good for syllable level practice. I keep laminated copies and have students drag their fingers from consonant to vowel or vice versa to see, hear, and feel how they move between sounds.

  918. Molly M. –

    This has been so helpful for students who are just starting speech sound production at the syllable level for target phonemes! I love the mouth visuals, I notice my students working hard to copy the mouth shapes.

  919. Creating Communicators –

    Thank you. Very simple way to get syllable productions.

  920. Molly S. –

    The perfect visual for students working on sounds at the syllable level.

  921. Rhiannon B. –

    A no brainer go-to resource for speech sounds. Comprehensive and easy to pull out within sessions!

  922. Sarah S. –

    The perfect visual for students working on sounds at the syllable level.

  923. Paige G. –

    I use this resource all the time! So easy to use and very visual for our learners!

  924. Samantha T. –

    I give these as homework so parents see the different ways to target the sounds in syllables. They put the pages in page protectors and can use a dry erase marker to connect the sound to the vowel and vice versa.

  925. kyleigh J. –

    This is a great resource for working on the syllable level with my articulation students. I also use it as a speech warm up for all of my articulation students at the beginning of each session.

  926. Pediatric Speech Life –

    I love these visual syllable webs! So great for a quick warm up in the beginning of my therapy sessions.

  927. Stephanie Herold –

    This resource has been very helpful to use with my students/families for speech therapy. Thank you!

  928. Deja S. –

    Amazing product for speech therapy. Perfect for skill development.

  929. The Speech Tribe –

    Good for CV/VC

    I’ve used this when first teaching a sound as well as with CAS kiddos to teach CV and VC shapes.

  930. 123primaryandme –

    AMAZING for my classroom

    LOVE! These cards are amazing visuals for my students to look at when trying to understand sounds and the movement of their mouths. I LOVE it and so do they. I have even sent home small pictures to my parents to use when helping their child and they LOVE them too. PERFECTO for all grade levels and ages.

  931. Justine B. –

    Great resource!

    Great resource! Love a great visual for articulation skills.

  932. Maia K. –

    Great resource

    Love this as my speech warm up. Easy for parents to use for home practice.

  933. Alexa C. –

    Use this almost everyday

    I use this resource almost everyday to practice sounds in syllables.

  934. Rebecca B. –

    A great resource!

    I use this resource every time I practice speech sounds at the syllable level. A great resource to send home for home carryover as well.

  935. Katie Badger –

    The BEST for speech sound development/apraxia

    These sheets are a great resource to pull out during sessions, and even play-based sessions! I love how realistic the visuals are.

  936. Kate T. –

    Great for Quick Artic!

    A great resource to bring to my 5 min drill sessions to drill at the syllable level. Allows students to visualize what their mouth needs to do, while also allowing me to lay back on the modeling as they can see what sounds they need to produce, so I can see what they can do independently!

  937. Shari J. –

    Great visual for drills

    This is a fantastic visual to use in those small group drills.

  938. Kim K. –

    Helpful for CV and VC

    I liked the mouth pictures and visuals and helpful!

  939. Elizabeth B. –

    Great visuals

    I love these visuals for teaching sounds and pairing them with different vowels.

  940. Katie T. –

    Easy to use

    This was a great visual to use with my clients. It had all the sounds and vowels that I work on.

  941. Kimberly G. –

    amazing and helpful

    very helpful visual to show students who are sturggling with sound placement

  942. Terri T. –

    A helpful tool

    I send these home with my students with a little note explaining how to use for practicing at home. I use it with the student in the speech room first. I have finally gotten around to reviewing this, but I have used them consistently for years now! A great resource to have!

  943. Hannah F. –

    Absolutely Phenomenal

    I LOVE the visual speech sound webs; I think I have used them every day since I printed and laminated them. They are the BEST for eliciting new speech sounds and very easy to make copies to send home so parents can actually SEE what the sounds should look like rather than having to guess.

  944. Laura Moyer –

    syllable level

    I appreciate these syllable webs for helping my artic students move from establishing a sound in isolation to pairing it with various vowels.

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