More About This Resource
These mouth articulation photos and sound wall word lists are the perfect tool to use when teaching students about the phonemes (sounds) we hear in speech.
Add these tools to your existing classroom sound wall or use them independently for small group or whole group instruction. The mouth articulation photos and information on how each sound is formed will provide visual and auditory cues for instruction.
PLEASE DON’T PURCHASE THIS IF YOU HAVE MY SOUND WALL BUNDLE! (It’s included!)
Each sound wall word list provides a word bank to use with students for explaining and demonstrating each sound as we hear it in words.
Included in this resource:
- 34 Mouth Articulation Photos w/ Diverse Children
- 47 Word Lists and Sound Formation info Cards
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Erika U. –
I love adding the pictures of the mouths to my sound wall and the list is a great reference for myself as a teacher.
Janice M. –
Thank you so much my students enjoyed utilizing this resource.
J G. –
Great visuals and information about articulation for a sound wall.
Jolene I. –
This has been so valuable in helping my kids with what their mouth should look like when making certain sounds.
Angela L. –
These sound wall mouth photos are wonderful. The photos are clear and crisp and look amazing discplayed on my sound wall.
Bryanna G. –
Used this resource with my RI students- was helpful for articulation!
Stephanie G. –
Great resource, I cant wait to use in my classroom
Emily McPhall –
This resource was just what I needed! I hold up the card while I’m explaining what the parts of my mouth is doing to make the sound. I love that it’s photos of kids and efforts were made to make sure all kids are represented.
Mrs. Woodcock’s Firsties –
My students love referring to our sound wall when spelling during writing or decoding during reading centers.
I also love the cards to use in small group at teacher table.
Erin T. –
A great realistic visual of placement for sounds. Been a great visual cue, and the word lists have been so helpful.
Cynthia K. –
great resource with alot of information. I especially liked the real mouth pictures
Little Miss Edugator –
Thank you for creating such a helpful product! I use these in my pre-K ESE classroom.
LaMesha J. –
The sound pictures are wonderful. They reflect children from multiple ethnicities. The pictures are helping my students with the correct pronunciation of phonics sounds. The lists are a good resource for the teacher.
Spry Speech –
Super helpful for decorating around my classroom! Thank you!
Gemma N. –
Excellent reference for SOR. The pictures were great and the lists very helpful.
lauren S. –
Great resource for my reading room! Students enjoyed it and were engaged!
KRISTIN RIGGS –
This resource was helpful and engaging! Thank you!
Katherine C. –
This was very helpful addition to my sound wall. My ESOL students really benefit from seeing mouth visuals for correctly forming tricky letter sounds.
Stephanie D. –
Best sound wall/mouth movement resource. Very relatable to students
Misti C. –
Overall, a valuable tool that can save SLPs time and provide fresh ideas.