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Speech therapy audio

Preview of CVC Words Songs & Videos - Word Families (BUNDLE)

CVC Words Songs & Videos - Word Families (BUNDLE)

The BUNDLE download includes:5 Word Families videos [mp4 video files](-ad, -en, -it, -op, & -ug)6 Word Families songs [mp3 audio files](-ad, -en, -it, -op, -ug, & fill-in-the-blank)5 Word Families Lyrics [PDF](-ad, -en, -it, -op, & -ug)5 Word Families Lyrics & Chords [PDF](-ad, -en, -it, -op, & -ug)5 Pages of Printable Visuals [PDF](-ad, -en, -it, -op, & -ug)Music Therapy reading and speech song for special needs individuals.Goal 1: Clients will read CVC (consonant-vowel-
Preview of Speech Therapy Songs & Videos - Voice Or Breath (BUNDLE)

Speech Therapy Songs & Videos - Voice Or Breath (BUNDLE)

The BUNDLE download includes:5 Voice Or Breath videos [mp4 video files](B & P, D & T, G & K, V & F, Z & S)6 Voice Or Breath songs [mp3 audio files](B & P, D & T, G & K, V & F, Z & S, fill-in-the-blank)5 Voice Or Breath lyrics [PDF](B & P, D & T, G & K, V & F, Z & S)5 Voice Or Breath lyrics & chords [PDF](B & P, D & T, G & K, V & F, Z & S)5 Voice Or Breath sets of printable visuals [jpg](B & P, D & T, G &a
Preview of Articulation Songs: The Bumble Buzz

Articulation Songs: The Bumble Buzz

“The Bumble Buzz” is an engaging song that can help children develop prelinguistic skills (e.g., joint attention and imitation), articulation, and expressive language. This song may be used as a therapy activity or as a helpful resource to pass along to parents. LyricsThere was a big bright yellow bumble bee His name was Bumble Billy He liked to buzz, buzz buzz, buzz buzzHe asked, "Will you be my Valentine? 'Cause I think you're special and one of a kind!You make me buzz, buzz buzz, buzz buzz!"
Preview of Hey, Mr. Monkey! (FREE from the "SING!" CD)

Hey, Mr. Monkey! (FREE from the "SING!" CD)

I've been doing music therapy and education with preschoolers and kindergarteners for over 20 years. This is a great FREE song for special education, music education, and general education. This song has a chorus that will facilitate the motor and sound sequencing skills of " Ooh, ooh, ooh. Ah, ah ah, and Ee, ee, ee," The verses are written to be acted out. Just follow the directions and use your imagination a little and you'll all be motioning along and having a ball! Use it to expand your les
Preview of The Body Rap (View Mix CD by clicking under description.)

The Body Rap (View Mix CD by clicking under description.)

This is another great energy releasing song that requires kids to pay attention and move in specific ways as denoted by Margie's rap lyrics. (Sounds like something Blondie in the 80s would rap!) This song asks kids to first clap, then stamp and clap, then hum and stamp and clap - some would call it sequencing or backwards chaining. But whatever it is - it's designed to elicit attention and participation in a controlled physical manner. Oh, yea and it's fun.
Preview of "TH" Articulation Song (beginning of words)

"TH" Articulation Song (beginning of words)

Fun song to help teach your kiddos about the target sound of the day: /th/ at the beginning of wordsAdd in your own words at the end of the song to tailor to your lesson planLyrics:The sound of the day "T" plus "H"Put it at the beginning(thief....thank you....three....Thursday)The first two lines always stay the same so you can add any words that fit your lesson plan
Preview of Tap it On your Head- with Music  (from the Sing CD see pages 4-5 )

Tap it On your Head- with Music (from the Sing CD see pages 4-5 )

Benefits: Helps to teach body part vocabulary and articulation/vocalization. This version works with kids who need the extra stimulation to elicit attention. Also for older kids or for a party. Other uses: Tap twice after each short phrase. Go ahead and sing other similar sounds during the artic portion. This portion is also a good time for older children to come up with their ideas about where to tap. C F C G C
Preview of Goodbye Now  (See Sing CD link below.)

Goodbye Now (See Sing CD link below.)

Children catch on to the rhythm and continuity of the lyrics quickly. It’s a natural way to teach the goodbye interaction, and it can include waving, shaking hands, holding hands, and blowing kisses (another good oral-motor skill.) "Click here to view entire SING CD!" D G D A Goodbye Goodbye Goodbye now. D G D A Goodbye Goodbye Goodbye now. D G D A Goodbye Goodbye Good
Preview of Sing an Echo Song (Sing CD link below.)

Sing an Echo Song (Sing CD link below.)

Great articulation song. "Click here to view entire SING CD!" Em D G C D Em Sing an echo song. Sing out loud and strong. 1. Ba-ba-ba (Ba-ba-ba) Ba-ba-ba (Ba-ba-ba ) Mah-mah (Mah-mah) Mah-mah (Mah-mah) 2. Go Go Go. (Go Go Go.) Go Go Go. (Go Go Go.) Co-Co- Co- co- nut. (Co-Co- Co- co- nut.) Co-Co- Co- co- nut. (Co-Co- Co- co- nut.) 3. Choo-choo-choo. ( (Choo-choo-cho
Preview of Reggae Turtles (View Mix CD by clicking under description.)

Reggae Turtles (View Mix CD by clicking under description.)

Benefits: Following multiple directions, creativity, imagination (abstraction). Click below to view entire album. Other Uses: Kids act out the words of song, and can add their own sound effects along. See if the children can remember the events mention in the lyrics. Discuss what they like to do and play, and who they like to see. Sing or read their list back to them and act IT out. Talk about real and pretend. F Teddy bear, teddy bear turn around. Teddy bear, teddy bear touch the
Preview of Auditory Bombardment: Initial f

Auditory Bombardment: Initial f

Auditory Bombardment is an evidence/research based therapy procedure to use on a regular basis to enhance phonological/sound awareness. Using Auditory Bombardment will increase your child's rate of sound development as well as increase rate of generalization into conversational speech. Each audio file focuses on a specific sound and is roughly a minute long. The child can listen to these files (recommended with headphones) at an increased volume once (or more!) a day. Have the child just listen
Preview of Yee-Haw (from the Move CD. Link below.)

Yee-Haw (from the Move CD. Link below.)

This song requires receptive understanding of body parts and associated movements, as well as expressive use of the word “Yeehaw!” "Click here to view entire Move CD!" Other Uses: Children can simulate the galloping sound of a horse by tapping their knees during the chorus, or by pretending to ride a horse like a cowboy. Older children can perform the directive twice and sing “yeehaw!” D G D
Preview of Move it to the Music (View Mix CD by clicking below.)

Move it to the Music (View Mix CD by clicking below.)

One step direction/movement concepts of move, shake, scratch, twist, jump, and dance. Impulse and motor control via the stopping and starting. Click below to view entire album. Other Uses: Dance with kids needing physical help. Use the pause button for longer “stops.”To add creativity: think of different ways to perform a single, specific movement ie: using only your elbows, up high, with a partner, mirroring a leader, in slow motion. Try performing the task under spe
Preview of One-Step Blues (Move CD link below.)

One-Step Blues (Move CD link below.)

Purpose: This song provides a deal of time to process the meaning of verbs and related body parts. "Click here to view entire Move CD!" Other Uses: Children can carry out the one part direction to the timing of the related sound effects. This is good for auditory attending and memory. Come on and clap your hands. Come on and clap your hands. Clap your hands in the band. Clap your hands. . Stand up and sit right down. Up and down. Stand up and sit right down. Up and down. Everywhere. All arou
Preview of Hey Hello (View Mix CD by clicking on any word below)

Hey Hello (View Mix CD by clicking on any word below)

Benefits: Good for encouraging language via catchy, predictable, repeated “hey, hello” phrase. To elicit more interaction, try singing hello into a mic. (Party stores sell cheap, fun toy mics). Click below to view entire album Other Uses: Young children can tap a moving tambourine or drum decorated with eye-catching streamers as you greet them, or they greet each other. They can also shake hands, gesture, or sign. Older children can perform two claps
Preview of Tweet Tweet Little Birdy (from the Mixing it Up CD  see pages 4-5)

Tweet Tweet Little Birdy (from the Mixing it Up CD see pages 4-5)

7. Tweet Tweet Little Birdy Benefits: Vocalization, listening comprehension, pretending/abstracting. Older children can immediately echo each phrase during the short pause. This helps to develop sentence length and related memory. Other Uses: Try having the children take turns singing into a (toy) microphone. Everybody joins in for the chorus. Here is an example: CD: “The birdy sings.” Child(ren:) “The birdy sings.” She shakes her wings- “she shakes
Preview of TDNL Doowop (Sing CD link Below.)

TDNL Doowop (Sing CD link Below.)

Benefits: To improve the ability to “Do-wop” and articulate the “T”, “D”, “L,” and “N” sounds. "Click here to view entire SING CD!" These sounds all involve placing the tip of the tongue behind the top of the upper teeth. Drum line: T-t-t-t-t-t T-t-t-t-t-t T-t-t-t-t-t T-t-t-t-t-t Bass line: Doe, Doe doe doe.... Doe doe doe.... Doe doe doe Back up: La la la la.... La la la la.... La la la la.... La la la la Lead Melody: See below No, no, no, no, no. Do you like broccoli on ice crea
Preview of Open your Mouth and Sing Ah (from the Sing CD see pages 4-5)

Open your Mouth and Sing Ah (from the Sing CD see pages 4-5)

Purpose: to open the session in a friendly, social, and successful manner. Benefits: to help children create the “ah,” “oo,” and “ee.” vowels and articulate the “ooh-ee” sound in sequence. C Gsus G Open your mouth and sing “Ahhhhh.” C Gsus G Circle your lips and sing “Ooooh.” C Gsus G Show me your teeth and sing “Eeeee.” Dm C Dm C Dm C
Preview of WH Question Song Audio Only

WH Question Song Audio Only

***Audio ONLY*****This is a new-and-improved update to my previous product about WH questions and how they are used in the English Language.It includes a full audio song. You can choose to play it in the speech-language therapy room if you want, or just listen to the audio during sessions!Prime your students by learning it, and reward them with listening to it!Use it as a music cue when you need to work on "WH" questions in language therapy.Fun for all ages, and don't forget to scream (safely of
Preview of Everybody Sing Hello

Everybody Sing Hello

1. Everybody Wave Hello Benefits: This song opens our time together and sets the stage for upcoming learning. Other uses: Children can the the opportunity to follow three one-step directions, while reaching out to connect with other people C Dm C Dm C Dm G Everybody wave hello. Wave hello. wave hello. . C F C G C Everybody wave hello. It’s listening time. C Dm C Dm
Preview of ¡Qué rico helado! (canción bilingüe) Speechy Music Series

¡Qué rico helado! (canción bilingüe) Speechy Music Series

“I love Ice-cream!” is my second kit of original compositions for children in the Speechy Music series. “I love Ice-cream!” brings a bundle of bilingual songs with fun rhythms and unique lyrics to support awareness of mouth functions and structures that are involved in eating and speaking. “I love ice-cream!” also helps reinforcing positive social interaction, positive eating behaviors, vocabulary, and early language concepts necessary for academic achievement in the first school years. For
Preview of "TH" Articulation Song (end of words)

"TH" Articulation Song (end of words)

Fun song to help teach your kiddos about the target sound of the day: /th/ at the end of wordsAdd in your own words at the end of the song to tailor to your lesson planLyrics:The sound of the day "T" plus "H"Put it at the end(bath....moth...south....with)The first two lines always stay the same so you can add any words that fit your lesson plan
Preview of I love Ice-cream! (bilingual song) Speechy Music Series

I love Ice-cream! (bilingual song) Speechy Music Series

“I love Ice-cream!” is my second kit of original compositions for children in the Speechy Music series. “I love Ice-cream!” brings a bundle of bilingual songs with fun rhythms and unique lyrics to support awareness of mouth functions and structures that are involved in eating and speaking. “I love ice-cream!” also helps reinforcing positive social interaction, positive eating behaviors, vocabulary, and early language concepts necessary for academic achievement in the first school years. For
Preview of "How" Song Audio Only

"How" Song Audio Only

*** Audio only****This is a cute song to help you teach the concept of "How"It includes the meaning and examples of its use so your kiddos can practice asking and answering How questions. You can even divide the kids into 2 groups, one asking the question and one answering.This is a new-and-improved update to my previous product. It includes a full audio file. You can choose to play it in the speech-language therapy room if you want, or just listen to the audio during sessions!Prime your student
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