Bjorem Speech® Lateral Lisp & Frontal Lisp Therapy Playing Cards – Final/ts/Word Practice Game for Speech Sound Disorders and Articulation Generalization

Price: $20.68
(as of Jan 24, 2026 01:07:08 UTC – Details)


The Bjorem Speech Lateral/Frontal Lisp Playing Cards are a FUNctional resource designed to support the generalization of the /s/ sound in final /ts/ word positions, especially for clients with lateral and frontal lisps. This deck is a supplement to the Bjorem Speech Lateralization Deck, using targeted strategies rooted in phonetic shaping and cognitive reframing to bring clarity and consistency to articulation therapy. What’s Included: 60 playing cards 30 pairs of final -ts words (great for all final -ts consonant cluster)! Instructions for 3 games: Memory Go Fish War These game-based activities are perfect for promoting motor learning principles and reinforcing the accurate production of /s/ in a way that feels engaging—not overwhelming. Therapeutic Focus: Phonetic Shaping: Teaches correct /s/ placement using coarticulation (represented by the “flat tire” cue from the Lateralization Deck). Cognitive Reframing: Helps children see the /s/ as a “new sound,” replacing the incorrect production (like the “snake” sound) with the corrected target through a fun, reframed lens. Best For: Speech-language pathologists working on /s/ remediation Clients who can produce /s/ in final /ts/ words but need to generalize it Small groups, 1:1 therapy, or home practice Use alongside the Bjorem Speech Lateralization Deck for a complete and cohesive therapy approach
Designed to support the generalization of the /s/ sound in final /ts/ word positions for clients with lateral or frontal lisps
Includes 60 playing cards featuring 30 minimal pairs of final -ts words, perfect for reinforcing accurate articulation
Comes with instructions for three fun games, Memory, Go Fish, and War, to make therapy engaging and motivating
Built on phonetic shaping and cognitive reframing strategies that align with the Bjorem Speech Lateralization Deck
Ideal for speech-language pathologists working with clients ready to generalize correct /s/ production in individual or small group settings