Alright! Let's learn how to say the /f/ or /v/ sound. They stem from the same positioning, but one uses the vocal chords (v) and one doesn't (f).
TECHNICAL EXPLANATION
"The inner border of the lower lip is raised to and touches the upper front teeth.
Have child blow air out of the mouth forming the /f/ sound."
NON-TECHNICAL EXPLANATION :)
Sometimes, you can help the child by having them
BITE YOUR BOTTOM LIP!
Then, they can say the /f/ and /v/ sound. They typically use this technique until they slowly move into the proper positioning.
"Fat Freddy's Afraid to Fall" will be out this summer!
www.speakwithmebooks.com
Angela Holzer, MA
Speak With Me Books
(Sorry about the words all clumped together. Cafemom.com changed their settings???)
TECHNICAL EXPLANATION
"The inner border of the lower lip is raised to and touches the upper front teeth.
Have child blow air out of the mouth forming the /f/ sound."
NON-TECHNICAL EXPLANATION :)
Sometimes, you can help the child by having them
BITE YOUR BOTTOM LIP!
Then, they can say the /f/ and /v/ sound. They typically use this technique until they slowly move into the proper positioning.
"Fat Freddy's Afraid to Fall" will be out this summer!
www.speakwithmebooks.com
Angela Holzer, MA
Speak With Me Books
(Sorry about the words all clumped together. Cafemom.com changed their settings???)
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on May. 15, 2009 at 4:36 PM
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- AngieKaye1
on May. 15, 2009 at 4:36 PM