See and Learn Putting Sounds Together|教育線上App不用買-HotApp4Game

See and Learn Putting Sounds Together is designed to help children with Down syndrome practice putting consonant and vowel sounds together.See and Learn Putting Sounds Together supports activities that encourage attention, listening, and production of early vowel-consonant combinations and simple symbolic sounds. Building on the skills taught in See and Learn Playing with Sounds, See and Learn Putting Sounds Together can help children learn to combine sounds as they progress towards saying whole words clearly.See and Learn Putting Sounds Together can help parents, teachers and therapists support regular speech practice. Research suggests that practice and repetition are necessary to develop clearer speech.The app is part of See and Learn Speech - an evidence-based teaching program developed by Down Syndrome Education International and Down Syndrome Education USA – widely recognized leaders in research and effective interventions for children with Down syndrome.See and Learn Putting Sounds Together features two activities:• Combining Consonants and Vowels - using picture prompts to practice putting two sounds together to say syllables or words• Saying Symbolic Sounds - using picture prompts to encourage putting two sounds together to say meaningful symbolic soundsThe app presents ‘prompt cards’ with color pictures together with the written words to provide a clear and memorable visual cue. The on-screen ‘prompt cards’ match those also available in the printed See and Learn Saying Later Words kit.The See and Learn Putting Sounds Together app also includes a detailed guide and printable forms for record keeping.See and Learn Putting Sounds Together builds on the skills taught in See and Learn Playing with Sounds and is suitable for use with children with Down syndrome who are beginning to say consonant sounds in imitation and in babble (from 9 to 12 months), and older children who are starting to combine sounds.Children can start the activities in See and Learn Putting Sounds Together when they:• Can say at least some of the consonants b, m, p, h, k, l, r, sh, t, w, z• Can say the vowels ar as in arm, ee as in knee, oo as in moonChildren will learn to say sounds in different orders. If your child is able to say some of these consonants you can start working on the activities using the consonants they can say with the vowels.See and Learn Playing with Sounds (the first step in See and Learn Speech) provides activities to teach children to hear and say single consonant and vowel sounds. You can continue to use See and Learn Playing with Sounds to teach your child the single sounds they are not yet saying while starting to learn to put together the sounds they can say.See and Learn Putting Sounds Together may also be useful for older children who are making word attempts but have very unclear speech.See and Learn Putting Sounds Together is one of series of steps in the See and Learn Speech program. For further information and advice, please refer to our web site.