You just used your stuttering tools when talking to your classmates! Everyone listened to what you had to say. What emotions might you be feeling?

You're calling your friend to ask about the homework, but they didn't answer. Practice leaving a message for them.

You are at the library and can't find the book you want. The librarian can help, but you've heard that she can be cranky. You're feeling nervous. What can you say? Let's practice!

Your class is discussing the book that was assigned for reading. Your teacher suddenly calls on you to share your thoughts. You weren't prepared to speak in front of the class! What strategy can you use?

You are playing at recess with a new kid at school. The kid asks, "Why do you talk like that?" What can you say? Let's practice!

A new friend asked you about your favorite movies. What tools can you use while talking to them? Let's practice!

Your class has a substitute teacher today, and they keep calling you the wrong name! Practice how you would tell them what your name is.

You're trying to talk to your classmate, but every time you stutter they interrupt you! What can you say? Let's practice!

Do you have a favorite character from a book or movie? Tell me about them! What makes them awesome?

Can you tell me about a time when you used one of your stuttering tools? How did it help? How did you feel?

Your speech therapist is absent today so you are meeting with someone else. They ask what you work on in speech. What could you say?

TRUE or FALSE: There are many tools and strategies to help with stuttering