Marvelous Mouth Music: Songames for Speech Development
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| Rating | : | 4.46 (864 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1935567098 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 60 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2015-05-12 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
Suzanne Evans Morris, an internationally recognized Speech Therapist, is ideally suited for kids ages 2-9. Morris gives parents, teachers and therapists clinical rationale in parent-friendly language * Instrumentation includes guitar, mandolin, dulcimer, drums, synthesizer and percussion * An afforadable way to engage in speech-language enrichment activities * Booklet contains a 2-page glossary of important terms written in easy-to-understand parent-centered language * Winner of the 1998 "Dr. The 55-page companion booklet includes a 'How to Use' section, all the song lyrics, and a model for how to use all types of music to promote therapeutic change. Toy" Award. * Brings speech development to life through musical play! * 57-page booklet written by Dr. 21 activity-based Songames, designed by Dr
"may be helpful for those with any auditory processing deficits" according to Amazon Customer. I got this for my daughter who had some auditory processing deficits. She does not have auditory processing disorder which is the more serious disorder. Even having some listening deficits causes problems with language. I don't know if her deficits are due to ADHD or Tourette's Syndrome. She can be particular about the way things sound. She reacts if the sounds seem odd to her. She listened to this tape when she was younger and she liked the exercises. She repeated back what she heard. . Marvelous Mouth Music I have used this in home visits and have found it to be extremely useful both for parents and for the therapist to elicit beginning speech sounds and imitation. It is fun, silly and the kids love it. Easy to use, easy to follow along with. I highly recommend it! Liz Balog, M.S., OTR/L Infants and Toddlers. Cassandra Lucas said just plain weird. The songs were not interesting, upbeat, fun tunes that would encourage a child to join in. The music was unusual, the lyrics were not helpful for speech production. In no way would I recommend this product. It was a waste of money.
"Marvelous Mouth Music is a parent's or a therapist's dream-come-true." Ellen Councill MA, CCC-SLP Producer of "Singing Sounds"