How to Make the K Sound and G Sound

The “k” and ” g” sounds are the most common sounds children come to speech therapy to learn. These sounds are made at the back of the mouth. The child will typically say a “t” or “d” instead. These sounds are at the front of the mouth.

The speech pathologist teaches you and your child researched based strategies from an articulation and phonological approach to help your child learn these sounds in words. tongue depressor aka pen Children can feel frustrated when they’re not able to say things and be understood.

Speech therapy relieves that by teaching new skills in small steps to achieve speech sound success. Leave me a comment about some fun ways you teach or learn “k” and “g” sounds.

Jules Tushuizen

Jules Tushuizen is the Founder of Grow & Tell Therapy. Jules has 14 years experience as a Certified Practicing Speech Pathologist with a Masters of Speech Language Pathology and Master of Inclusive Education in Autism.  Jules also has a Bachelors of Arts in English, Linguistics and Sociology.

https://www.growandtelltherapy.com.au/jules-tushuizen
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