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Practice: Last week, I went to the dentist for a check-up and he found two cavities.
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What is a prolongation?
a sound or group of sounds is stretched out when you are speaking.
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Use light contact and name 3 games you enjoy.
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Use a strategy to say: The dog went across the road and dug up the neighbor's flowers.
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What is easy onset?
talking on air-slow and easy
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What is is called when you get stuck on a word or sound?
a block
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What does light contact mean?
having reduced the tension on sounds when you begin to speak
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Practice: The mouse was so hungry he ran across the kitchen floor without even looking for humans.
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What are the steps in using cancellation?
pause, think, relax, repeat
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Practice and say: On the weekend, I like to stay up late, play games and sleep in.
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What is a whole word repetition?
when a whole word is repeated (my, my, my, my dog)
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Pick a strategy and say: I will talk a long walk in the park with my friends.
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When do you use easy onset, light contact, pausing/phrasing (hint: before-to prevent; during to stop)
Before a stutter has happened; to prevent/reduce stutter
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What are the steps when using the pull-out strategy?
think, relax, continue speaking
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Practice: My aunt made us milkshakes with frozen bananas and chocolate sauce.
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Use easy onset to state your name and age
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What is pausing/phrasing?
breaking phrases and sentences into manageable pieces
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How are cancelation and pullout strategies different?
Cancelation: you stop and restart you word/sentence; pullout: you pause and relax but continue the word where the stuttering happened.
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Pick a strategy and say: When the teacher entered the room, the class stopped talking.
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When do you use cancelation and pullout strategies? (Hint: before-to prevent; during to stop)
During a stutter to reduce tension and hopefully stop/reduce the stutter
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Use light contact: name 3 foods you enjoy
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What is a pull-out?
a strategy used during a stutter; you slowdown and try to continue what you are saying
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Practice: How did you know that I was going to have a peanut butter and jelly sandwich for lunch?
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Use pausing and phrasing to say this sentence: I want to buy a new video game so I need to save my money.
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Where can tension build up when speaking?
lips, tongue, throat
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Practice: That boy is so rude that he doesn't care if a door slams in your face or if he cuts in line.
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Practice and say: I enjoy science and math, but I don't like studying history.
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Practice a strategy and say: I would like to learn to play the piano, but I know it will take a lot of practice.
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What are 2 examples of types of stutters?
whole word repetition, part word repetition, prolongation, block
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Practice: The mailbox was bent and broken and looked like someone had knocked it over on purpose.
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What is a part word repetition?
when part of a word is repeated (ba,,,ba,,ba,,,baby)
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Use pausing and phrasing to say this sentence: The dog ran away from its owner and no one could find it.
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Practice: They took marshmallows to the campfire so they could make smores.
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Practice: We knocked on the door three times, but no one answered the door.
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Practice: The chocolate chip cookies smelled so good that my sister ate one without asking.
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Name your favorite sport/team and state why using easy onset/light contact
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Practice and say: When I went to the store, I wanted to buy a sweater, but there were none in my size.
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What is cancellation?
a strategy used during a stutter; you stop speaking and start the word or sentence again
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Practice: Rachel fell in the mud when she was walking home from the park today.
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Practice and say: If am miss the bus, I will be late for work.
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Practice: Sofie did not follow the directions for the assignment and got a poor grade.
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