Name 3 types of stuttering and show how they sound
1. Repetitions (I like b-b-b-b-bananas) 2. Prolongations (I like sssssssalad) 3. Blocks (I like B----- broccoli)
Explain easy vs. hard stuttering
Easy= loose, relaxed bumps ; Hard= tight, tense bumps
What are 3 common triggers that can increase disfluency events?
1. Excitement 2. Anxiety/being nervous 3. Feeling rushed/don't have enough time to get words out
What is 1 positive speaking situation you've had over the past week?
:)
What is 1 negative speaking situation you've had one the past week?
It's ok to feel frustrated sometimes! :) What is something you could have done to help the situation?
What are your top 3 favorite strategies/tools you use to help with your speech?
Yay for you!
Tell me what situations you are confident speaking in?
Good for you!
Tell me what situations you are anxious/nervous to talk in because of your speech?
Don't worry- you are not alone <3
Use a speech strategy to tell me about 1 thing you hope to do this summer.
What strategy did you use?
Use a speech strategy and pretend to order something from McDonalds.
What strategy did you use?
Use a speech strategy and pretend to ask your teacher for some more time to finish your work.
What strategy did you use?
Use a speech strategy to tell me 3 things you've eaten today.
What strategy did you use?
You are about to give a presentation to your class about a book you read. You are feeling nervous and are worried about your stutter. What kinds of strategies can you use?
Wonderful!
You are talking with your friends at the lunch table and everyone keeps interrupting and which makes you stutter more. What can you say?
That's right! Stand up for yourself.
Use a speech strategy to tell me what you are looking forward to in 5th grade!
What strategy did you use?
Use a speech strategy to tell me about something that made you happy today?
Nice :)
