Do you have a speech therapy student working on the er sound? Then this blog post is just what you need! It has over 200 er words for speech therapy that will help strengthen your child or student’s /er/ sound.
ER Words Speech Therapy
As Speech-language pathologists, we are always on the lookout for speech therapy word lists organized by word positions.
That’s exactly why I’ve gone ahead and organized a list for you to use in therapy. Hopefully making your life a little simpler.
Correct Position
In the English language, the r sound is one of the most difficult sounds as well as one of the last sounds to develop. There are two different ways a speech therapist can teach tongue placement for r remediation.
First, let’s review the two different variations of the right place for tongue movements for producing the r sound:
- Retroflexed R
- Bunched R
Both ways are very similar and vary in mid-tongue and tongue tip placements:
- Teeth: The /r/ sound is made by having a slight gap between the teeth.
- Lips: Lips should be in a neutral position and not rounded. (A rounded lip shape might lead to a /w/ in place of an /r/ sound, such as “wed” for the word “red”.
- Sides of the Tongue: Be sure to place the sides of the tongue against the upper side of your teeth to allow for the passage of air to go down the center of the tongue.
- Tongue Placement:
- Retroflexed R: Have the mid-tongue somewhat tense but not bunched up. Then place the tip of the tongue pointing up just past the alveolar ridge.
- Bunched R: Have the mid-tongue bunched up near the roof of the mouth. Then place the tip of the tongue pointing down or straight.
- Air: Then blow a skinny stream of air over the center of your tongue (you do not want the air to come out the sides of the tongue).
- Voice: The r sound is also a voiced sound so your voice box or vocal cords should vibrate. You can tell that their voice is turned on by touching your voice box on your neck and feeling it vibrate.
Types of R Sounds
- Prevocalic R Words – is when the r sound comes before a vowel sound, such as an initial r word “red”.
- Vocalic R Words – s when the r sound comes after a vowel sound, such as: or, ar, er, ear, ire, air.
Target Words
Here’s a list of er articulation sounds for you to use in therapy or for at home practice to work on your student or child’s new skill.
- For Example: earth, herb, earthquake, earn, herbal, turkey, shirt, camera, thermos, burn, farmer, officer, dollar, mother, older, teacher
See full list of words, phrases, and sentences below.
Be sure to grab my one page freebie of er sounds below. Simply scroll to the bottom of this post and grab your free copy!
Use the links below to help navigate this post:
- ER Words Overview
- Flash Cards – Initial ER (word, phrase, sentence, + question)
- Word Level – Initial ER
- Flash Cards – Medial ER (word, phrase, sentence, + question)
- Word Level – Medial ER
- Flash Cards – Final ER (word, phrase, sentence, + question)
- Word Level – Final ER
- Phrase Level – Initial ER
- Phrase Level – Medial ER
- Phrase Level – Final ER
- Sentence Level – Initial ER
- Sentence Level Medial ER
- Sentence Level Final ER
- Additional ER Word Resources
R Word List
Here’s an r word list for you to use in therapy or at home practice to work on your student or child’s speech.
See full list of 1220+ R words at the word level, phrase level, and sentence level here.
Word Positions: ER Words Speech Therapy
Initial Position of Words
The initial position of the er sound is at the beginning of a word. For example, “earn” or “earth”.
Medial Position of Words
Some words have the er sound in the medial position of a word, such as “circle”, “dirt”, and “turtle”.
Final Positions of Words
The final positions of words are when the target sound is at the end of a word or the final syllable. For example, “tiger” or “ladder”.
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ER Words at Word Level
Some ways to practice include having your child or student say each er word one by one as they go through a list.
Using a dot marker can also be a fun way to practice having your child put a dot under each er sound.
In addition, I’ve compiled an easy-to-download one page overview of er sounds below. Simply scroll down to the bottom of this post and download your free copy.
Practice in Flash Card Mode Right Here from Your Computer!
Initial ER Words Speech Therapy
- 1 Syllable: earth, earn, Earl, herb, urge, earned, irk
- 2 Syllable: urban, earthquake, urgent, early, urchin, Ernie, Erma, earlier, earnest, earnings, earthling, earthy, earner, earthworm, Irving
- 3 Syllable: earliest
| 1 Syllable | 2 Syllable | 3 Syllable |
|---|---|---|
| earth | urban | earliest |
| earn | earthquake | |
| earl | urgent | |
| herb | early | |
| urge | urchin | |
| earned | Ernie | |
| irk | Erma | |
| earlier | ||
| earnest | ||
| earnings | ||
| earthling | ||
| earthy | ||
| earner | ||
| earthworm | ||
| Irving |
Practice in Flash Card Mode Right Here from Your Computer!
Medial ER Words Speech Therapy
- 1 Syllable: berg, fern, herd, nerd, verb, germ, perm, term, bird, dirt, thirst, firm, skirt, turn, church, burn, hurt, surf, turf, curb, yurt, burp
- 2 Syllable: Peru, sherpa, thirty, squirrel, flirty, circle, plural, blurry, scurry, flurry
- 3 Syllable: energy, internal, internet, interest, leadership, wilderness, Anderson, conference, powerful, generous, difference, waterman, allergic, cleverness, bitterness, beverage, coverage, Doberman, offering, referral, property, wonderland, tolerant, thunderstorm, admiring, disturbing, alluring, figurine, security
- 4 Syllable: Cinderella, vulnerable, measurable
- 5 Syllable: alliteration, university, acceleration
| 1 Syllable | 2 Syllable | 3 Syllable |
|---|---|---|
| berg | Peru | energy |
| fern | sherpa | internal |
| herd | thirty | internet |
| nerd | squirrel | interest |
| verb | flirty | leadership |
| germ | circle | wilderness |
| perm | plural | Doberman |
| term | blurry | conference |
| bird | scurry | powerful |
| dirt | flurry | generous |
| thirst | difference | |
| firm | waterman | |
| skirt | allergic | |
| turn | cleverness | |
| church | bitterness | |
| burn | beverage | |
| hurt | coverage | |
| surf | doberman | |
| turf | offering | |
| curb | referral | |
| yurt | property | |
| burp | wonderland | |
| tolerant | ||
| thunderstorm | ||
| admiring | ||
| disturbing | ||
| alluring | ||
| figurine | ||
| security |
| 4 Syllable | 5 Syllable |
|---|---|
| Cinderella | alliteration |
| vulnerable | university |
| measurable | acceleration |
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Final ER Words Speech Therapy
- 1 Syllable: her, ever, badger, player, layer
- 2 Syllable: silver, water, over, amber, father, tiger, monster, river, after, sister, power, teacher, anger, mother, winter, other, under, better, wonder, number, lover, never, ginger, beaver, paper, pepper, Tyler, hunter, summer, fever, clever, flower, booger, peter, lobster, daughter, later, super, Denver, whisper, liver, quarter, thunder, soldier, meter, murder, soccer, matter, panther, order, ember, finger, shiver, brother, dinner, counter, weather, tender, driver, corner, center, tower, cider, master, chamber, glitter, leader, parker, stranger, offer, reindeer, hyper, baker, giver, litter, dumpster, otter, cover, filter, further, younger, helper, butter, closer, sweater, feather, supper, toddler, clover
- 3 Syllable: forever, Jupiter, together, November, remember, computer, October, anteater, hamburger, character, December, disaster, receiver, discover, register, sunflower, perimeter
- 4 Syllable: helicopter
| 1 Syllale | 2 Syllable | 3 Syllable | 4 Syllable |
|---|---|---|---|
| her | silver | forever | helicopter |
| ever | water | October | |
| badger | over | together | |
| player | amber | November | |
| layer | father | remember | |
| tiger | computer | ||
| Peter | monster | December | |
| river | anteater | ||
| after | hamburger | ||
| sister | character | ||
| power | receiver | ||
| teacher | disaster | ||
| anger | Tyler | ||
| mother | discover | ||
| winter | register | ||
| other | sunflower | ||
| under | perimeter | ||
| better | |||
| wonder | |||
| number | |||
| lover | |||
| never | |||
| ginger | |||
| beaver | |||
| paper | |||
| pepper | |||
| Peter | |||
| hunter | |||
| summer | |||
| fever | |||
| clever | |||
| flower | |||
| booger | |||
| peter | |||
| lobster | |||
| daughter | |||
| later | |||
| super | |||
| Denver | |||
| whisper | |||
| liver | |||
| quarter | |||
| thunder | |||
| soldier | |||
| meter | |||
| murder | |||
| soccer | |||
| matter | |||
| panther | |||
| order | |||
| ember | |||
| finger | |||
| shiver | |||
| brother | |||
| dinner | |||
| counter | |||
| weather | |||
| tender | |||
| driver | |||
| corner | |||
| center | |||
| tower | |||
| cider | |||
| master | |||
| chamber | |||
| glitter | |||
| leader | |||
| parker | |||
| stranger | |||
| offer | |||
| clover | |||
| hyper | |||
| baker | |||
| giver | |||
| litter | |||
| dumpster | |||
| otter | |||
| cover | |||
| filter | |||
| further | |||
| younger | |||
| helper | |||
| butter | |||
| closer | |||
| sweater | |||
| feather | |||
| supper | |||
| toddler |
SEE ALSO: 21 Best Reinforcement Games for Speech Therapy
Short Sentences or Phrases
When working on the er sound production, it’s important to work on short phrases once your child or student has mastered the sound at the word level at or near 80% or higher accuracy.
Here is a list of er word phrases to try:
Initial ER Words Speech Therapy in Phrases
| 1 Syllable | 2 Syllable | 3 Syllable |
|---|---|---|
| our earth | urban growth | earliest appointment |
| earn a coin | earthquake hit | |
| Earl laughed | urgent message | |
| herb garden | woke up early | |
| big urge | sea urchin | |
| earned money | my friend Ernie | |
| irk me | Erma smiled | |
| called earlier | ||
| earnest student | ||
| saved his earnings | ||
| the earthling | ||
| earthy smell | ||
| sole earner | ||
| found an earthworm | ||
| Irving Texas |
Medial ER Words Speech Therapy in Phrases
| 1 Syllable | 2 Syllable | 3 Syllable |
|---|---|---|
| Mrs. Berg | visit Peru | lots of energy |
| planted a fern | wear a sherpa | internal problem |
| herd of cows | will turn thirty | internet is slow |
| proud to be a smart nerd | squirrel climbs | interested in science |
| is a verb | flirty smile | leadership skills |
| wash away germs | draw a circle | loves the wilderness |
| has a perm | learning about plurals | Doberman is a big dog |
| term of the contract | blurry vision | go to the conference |
| firm handshake | scurry quickly | powerful country |
| play in the dirt | flurry of snow | generous man |
| very thirsty | difference in ideas | |
| firm hand shake | waterman for the team | |
| pink skirt | allergic to bees | |
| take turns | cleverness is helpful | |
| go to church | felt bitterness | |
| fire burns | chose a beverage | |
| is hurt | coverage of the game | |
| like to surf | firm handshake | |
| laid down turf | offering help | |
| by the curb | got a referral | |
| stayed in a yurt | investment property | |
| burp the baby | felt like a wonderland | |
| tolerant of him | ||
| big thunderstorm | ||
| admiring her | ||
| disturbing thought | ||
| alluring shine | ||
| small figurine | ||
| security clearance |
| 4 Syllalbe | 5 Syllable |
|---|---|
| Cinderella story | practice alliteration |
| vulnerable feeling | goes to university |
| measurable liquids | fast acceleration |
Final ER Words Speech Therapy in Phrases
| 1 Syllable | 2 Syllable | 3 Syllable | 4 Syllable |
|---|---|---|---|
| her friend | silver ring | feels like forever | helicopter ride |
| happily ever after | water bottle | Tyler waved | |
| honey badger | over there | stay together | |
| soccer player | amber necklace | birthday is in November | |
| layer cake | with her father | remember your keys | |
| tiger naps | computer broke | ||
| Peter clapped | monster game | October is my favorite | |
| float on the river | anteater is an animal | ||
| after work | ate a hamburger | ||
| play with my sister | character development | ||
| power outage | wide receiver | ||
| teacher helps | was a disaster | ||
| felt anger | discover new things | ||
| mother hugs | register your account | ||
| winter sports | sunflower fields | ||
| other choice | measure the perimeter | ||
| under the bed | |||
| better option | |||
| wonder what will happen | |||
| number 5 | |||
| lover is my favorite song | |||
| never went there | |||
| ginger tea | |||
| beaver built its home | |||
| color on paper | |||
| salt and pepper | |||
| Peter clapped | |||
| hunter has his gear | |||
| summer break | |||
| has a fever | |||
| clever girl | |||
| picked a flower | |||
| picked a booger | |||
| peter clapped | |||
| lobster for dinner | |||
| one daughter | |||
| be there later | |||
| super great idea | |||
| flew into Denver | |||
| whisper in the library | |||
| healthy liver | |||
| need a quarter | |||
| thunder is loud | |||
| soldier is tired | |||
| meter the water | |||
| soccer player | |||
| it does not matter | |||
| panther crept | |||
| will order a drink | |||
| ember from the fire | |||
| cut my finger | |||
| shiver in the cold | |||
| my brother is 6 | |||
| made dinner | |||
| counter height | |||
| great weather | |||
| tender with her baby | |||
| called her driver | |||
| turn the corner | |||
| center of the room | |||
| tower is tall | |||
| apple cider | |||
| master bedroom | |||
| chamber doors | |||
| glitter is everywhere | |||
| leader was helpful | |||
| parker waved | |||
| don’t know the stranger | |||
| offer help | |||
| picked a clover | |||
| hyper child | |||
| skilled baker | |||
| is a giver | |||
| do no litter | |||
| dumpster is full | |||
| otter played | |||
| cover your cough | |||
| water filter | |||
| further down the road | |||
| younger sister | |||
| great helper | |||
| butter dish | |||
| closer to me | |||
| cozy sweater | |||
| light as a feather | |||
| supper is ready | |||
| toddler said hi |
Sentence Level: ER Words Speech Therapy
The next step after working at the word and phrase levels is to work on the er sound at the sentence level.
For example, you could give your child or student a list of sentences to read aloud while they work on their er sound.
Another idea would be to give your child or student pictures with their er sound in them and then have them create a sentence about those pictures.
Below is a list of sentences to use with your child or students.
Initial ER Words Speech Therapy in Sentences
| 1 Syllable | 2 Syllable | 3 Syllable |
|---|---|---|
| This is our earth. | The urban growth is fast. | I will take the earliest appointment. |
| He earned a coin. | The earthquake was a surprise. | |
| Earl laughed at his friend. | I saw the urgent message. | |
| I have a herb garden. | I woke up early. | |
| He has an urge to jump in the pool. | She found a sea urchin. | |
| He earned his money. | This is my friend Ernie. | |
| That will irk me. | Erma smiled at me. | |
| I called you earlier. | ||
| The earnest student worked hard. | ||
| He saved his earnings. | ||
| The earthlings live on earth. | ||
| It smells earthy. | ||
| He is the sole earner for his family. | ||
| They found an earthworm. | ||
| He is in Irving, Texas. |
Medial ER Words Speech Therapy in Sentences
| 1 Syllable | 2 Syllable | 3 Syllable |
|---|---|---|
| Mrs. Berg teaches speech. | She wants to visit Peru. | The dog has lots of energy. |
| I planted a fern. | I will wear a sherpa. | This is an internal problem. |
| There is a herd of cows. | She will turn thirty. | The internet is slow. |
| I like nerd candies. | The squirrel climbs the tree. | I am interested in science. |
| Run is a verb | She gives a flirty smile. | He has leadership skills. |
| Go and wash away the germs. | I draw a circle. | She loves the wilderness. |
| She has a perm. | He is learning about plurals. | Anderson smiled at me. |
| She agrees to the term of the contract. | I have blurry vision. | I went to the conference. |
| I see a blue-colored bird. | The mouse will scurry quickly. | I am interested in science. |
| They play in the dirt. | I see a flurry of snow. | He is a generous man. |
| He is very thirsty. | There is a difference in ideas. | |
| The Doberman is a big dog. | I am the waterman for the team. | |
| She wears a pink skirt. | She is allergic to bees. | |
| They will take turns. | The Doberman is a big dog. | |
| I will go to church. | She felt bitterness. | |
| The fire burns brightly. | I chose a beverage to drink. | |
| He is hurt. | There is live coverage of the game. | |
| I like to surf. | The doberman is a big dog. | |
| They laid down turf. | I am offering help. | |
| He will park by the curb. | He got a referral. | |
| We stayed in a yurt. | This is an investment property. | |
| It felt like a wonderland. | ||
| I will be tolerant of him. | ||
| This is a big thunderstorm. | ||
| I was admiring her dress. | ||
| He had a disturbing thought. | ||
| There is an alluring shine to the jewelry. | ||
| The small figurine broke. | ||
| He has a security clearance. |
| 4 Syllable | 5 Syllable |
|---|---|
| I love the Cinderella story. | He will practice alliteration. |
| He has a vulnerable feeling. | She goes to university. |
| These are measurable liquids. | The car has a fast acceleration. |
Final ER Words Speech Therapy in Sentences
| 1 Syllable | 2 Syllable | 3 Syllable | 4 Syllable |
|---|---|---|---|
| This is her friend. | She wears a silver ring. | It feels like forever. | I went on my first helicopter ride. |
| There was a happily ever after. | I lost my water bottle. | Jupiter is a planet. | |
| This is a honey badger. | They are over there. | They will stay together. | |
| He is a soccer player. | He wears an amber necklace. | My birthday is in November. | |
| I made a layer cake. | She plays with her father. | You need to remember your keys. | |
| The tiger naps. | My computer broke. | ||
| They play monster games. | He plays as a wide receiver. | ||
| They float on the river. | An anteater is an animal. | ||
| I will be there after work. | I ate a hamburger. | ||
| I play with my sister. | I read about character development. | ||
| There was a power outage. | He plays as a wide reciever. | ||
| My teacher helps me. | This was a disaster. | ||
| She felt anger. | He picked his booger with a tissue. | ||
| My mother hugs me. | I like to discover new things. | ||
| I enjoy winter sports. | You should register your account. | ||
| I chose the other choice. | I love sunflower fields. | ||
| My shoes are under the bed. | He will measure the perimeter. | ||
| There is a better option. | |||
| I wonder what will happen. | |||
| I will order number 5. | |||
| Lover is my favorite song by Taylor Swift. | |||
| I never went there. | |||
| I made ginger tea. | |||
| The beaver built its home. | |||
| They color on paper. | |||
| I use salt and pepper. | |||
| Tyler waved to his friends. | |||
| The hunter has his gear. | |||
| They are on summer break. | |||
| He has a fever. | |||
| She is a clever girl. | |||
| I picked a flower. | |||
| A panther crept through the forest. | |||
| Peter clapped at the awards ceremony. | |||
| He ordered lobster for dinner. | |||
| She has one daughter. | |||
| I will be there later. | |||
| That is a super great idea. | |||
| We flew into Denver. | |||
| You should whisper in the library. | |||
| He has a healthy liver. | |||
| I need a quarter. | |||
| The thunder is loud. | |||
| The soldier is tired. | |||
| We meter the water. | |||
| He is a soccer player. | |||
| It does not matter to me. | |||
| He plays as a wide receiver. | |||
| I will order a drink later. | |||
| An ember from the fire floated to the sky. | |||
| I cut my finger. | |||
| We shiver in the cold. | |||
| My brother is 6 years old. | |||
| He made dinner. | |||
| The stools are counter height. | |||
| It is great weather today. | |||
| She is tender with her baby. | |||
| She called her driver. | |||
| Please turn the corner here. | |||
| The couch is in the center of the room. | |||
| That tower is tall. | |||
| I drank apple cider. | |||
| They redid the master bedroom. | |||
| The chamber doors opened. | |||
| There is glitter everywhere. | |||
| The leader was helpful. | |||
| Parker waved to his friends. | |||
| I do not litter. | |||
| She will offer help. | |||
| He picked a clover. | |||
| The hyper child jumped on a trampoline. | |||
| The skilled baker made cupcakes. | |||
| He is a giver. | |||
| The supper is ready. | |||
| The dumpster is full. | |||
| The otter played in the water. | |||
| You should cover your cough. | |||
| We need to replace the water filter. | |||
| I live further down the road. | |||
| This is my younger sister. | |||
| He is a great helper. | |||
| I broke the butter dish. | |||
| I wish you lived closer to me. | |||
| This is a cozy sweater. | |||
| It is light as a feather. | |||
| He plays as a wide receiver. | |||
| The toddler said hi. |
ER Words Speech Therapy Ideas
Below I’ve outlined some er freebies along with some other speech therapy activities that can be used to make your speech therapy sessions planning a breeze this year.
Boom Cards
Boom cards are a fun and engaging way to strengthen your child or student’s articulation skills.
Here are a few favorite boom cards to work on the er sound:
- Boom Cards er sound Snowball Fight by Badger State Therapy is an interactive boom cards set that prompts students to throw snowballs as they practice vocalic ‘er’ sounds.
- R Controlled Vowels Boom Cards – FREE Digital Phonics Activity is a great set of boom cards to practice ‘er’ sounds in all positions.
SEE ALSO: Free Articulation Games for Speech Therapy
Digital Downloads
Are you a speech therapist looking for er words to practice with your clients?
Here are a couple of fun worksheets that you can use in your therapy room to work on the er sound.
- R Speech Therapy Activities | I Spy Game by Speech Therapy Store – If you’re looking for an amazing freebie then you’re in the right spot. I’ve created a fun and engaging I Spy activity that any student is sure to love!
- Unstressed “ER” True or False Sentences: Articulation Exercise by Teach Speech now is a fun 3 page true or false game to help students practice the target er sound.
- Stressed “ER” Rhyming Rows: Articulation Exercise by Teach Speech Now is an interactive er articulation activity that is good for all age ranges.
Older Students
Finding appropriate articulation resources for older students can be difficult to find. Here are a few appropriate resources for your older students.
- R Sound Articulation Lists by Speech Therapy Store – Grab my one page freebie of initial r words, medial r, and final r sounds with real-life photos perfect for older students working on the word, phrase, and sentence levels.
- Articulation for Older Students – Color By Number /vocalic er/ FREEBIE by Cardigan Speech is a fun and interactive color by code activity designed for older students to practice er articulation.
- FREE Vocalic ER: FOOD and PEOPLE. Articulation at the Word and Sentence level. By Pronunciation with Lily is an amazing freebie created for 2nd-12th graders to practice er articulation within the food and people categories.
SEE ALSO: 279+ Free Speech Therapy Digital Materials
Language Skills
Do you have students who are also working on their language therapy? If so, why not work on their therapy goals while you also work on their er sound?
Check out these ideas below:
- FREE Fall Vocalic ER Articulation Four-In-A-Row Game by the Speech Shop Creations is a really fun and interactive print and go board game to help students practice using er.
- /ER/ Articulation Nonfiction Text {Freebie} by SLP Happy Hour is a great text for students to practice multiple er articulation targets.
- Randy’s Car — a Story for Articulation Practice by Clarity Speech and Language is a great story to practice the difference between ‘ar’ and ‘er’ sounds.
Activity Book
Are you looking for a fun activity book to use while you work on your student’s er sound? Here are a few of my favorite no prep activity books!
- Back to School FREEBIE: Vocalic ER Articulation Color by Number by S’more Speech Stuff is a great set of coloring pages to practice ER articulation. These pages are great for ages K-5th.
- Articulation Bingo- Unstressed er Summer words by Speech Please is an interactive Bingo game that is print and go! Students will practice er/ir/ur sounds.
- Articulation Cards for Stressed /er/ by Speech Please is a clear set of cards to practice er articulation. The TPT listing has some creative ideas on how to use these cards as a game or fun activity.
Correct Production – Effective R Therapy
Do you have a student who is having a difficult time producing the correct sound?
If so, here are a handful of different types of speech therapy exercises to help your speech students in the process of articulation therapy produce the tricky r sound. You can even grab a tongue depressor to use as a tactile cue.
- Teach Tongue and Mouth Anatomy: Start by teaching the parts of the tongue and mouth that will help with cueing for articulation placement. Grab the R Sound Freebie – Anatomy of Tongue and Mouth for Speech Therapy by Speechy Things.
- Phonemic Awareness, Auditory Discrimination, & Articulation: Practice targeting all three skills with this free trial of Locate! Discriminate! Articulate! – /r/: FREE TRIAL VERSION by OTTeR Speech.
- Phonemic Awareness: Have your students start by identifying where they hear the r sound in a word. Use this Phonemic Awareness – R Freebie by michjco to get started.
- Perception Training: Start with R Perception Training by having the student identify the difference between the correct R sound and the incorrect R sound. Grab the R Sound Perception Training FREEBIE: Early R Speech Therapy Activities from Speechy Things.
- Vocalic R Visual Cues: Have students working on the vocalic R? Grad this free Vocalic R Visual – Free / English Only worksheet from The Spanish Speechie.
- Minimal Pairs: Use minimal pairs to work on the r sound. Have your students identify the /r/ vs. the /w/ sound with the Free r/w Minimal Pairs Hide & Seek Speech – School Theme – Boom Cards & PPT by Little Speech Shop.
In Conclusion: Speech Therapy R Sound Activities
We hope you have found this article helpful for working on your child or student’s er sound.
Be sure to grab your free er sound pages below.
The pages come in initial, medial, and final sound positions perfect for sending home, using for special education, or using in private practice.
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