MMMM lly Introduction UZ LLL TIN MM Welcome to “Webber's Jumbo Articulation Drill Book!” We've designed this drill book to be fun and easy to use. Here are the sounds you'll find: R, R Blends, S, S Blends, Z, L, L Blends, SH, CH, TH (voiced and unvoiced), F, V, K, G, P, B, T, D, J, H, M, N, and Y. Take a look at these fabulous features: Reproducible drill lists include initial, medial, and final positions in words at these levels: Picture, Word, Phrase, and Sentence. That's a lot of practice! The reproducible picture section for each soundis a ,, bonus for both non-readers and readers! Use them as a coloring activity with sound production. There’s no doubt about it, kids love pictures and they love to color! “29 og sed dn 86 The data-keeping boxes (these guys <}| allow you or a helper to keep track of responses. | like to use this system of scoring so the child doesn’t see x marks: correct response = Alen checkmark) incorrect response = (regular checkmark with small ‘tail’ hanging at the top) Stay organized with the record-keeping form on page ix! Just reproduce the form for each individual. Record the drill pages given and the date given or completed in the appropriate box. Reproduce the Progress Chart on page x for each student!© 1989, Super Dypors POSS PSSSCOSSOSSSSHSCSSCOCOCCOCOCOOOCOSOOOOOS sPSSSCCOSSCSCCCOOOO999 SSS SSCS ¢ L and L Blends Be MK S PSPSPS PSOSSSPSSPSPSPSOSSPSSOPSSSPSOSSOSOSOSCOSSOSOOS POSS SCSCSCOCSCOSOCSCSCOCSCOSOSOCOSCOSCOCOCOOS 143Initial Words Instructions ‘9 oaks edna edn C661 0 Name Date Helpers Signature Skill Initial Lin words 144 Speech-Language Pathotogist1 1989, super Dupere Schon Co, Initial L Words Instructions Name Date Helper’s Signature Skill: Initial L in words ‘Speech-Language Pathologist 145Initial _ Words Instructions Lily Lovejoy I) Lava Lame Lane Loblolly, LA 2345] letter ww MAME o lettuce lifeguard lighthouse ‘20 oes eiedng ade ‘8664 Name Date Helpers Signature Skil; Initial Lin words 146 Speech-Language Pathologist© 1989, Super Duper Seal Co Initial L Words Instructions long johns lotion luggage Name Date Helper’s Signature — Bil Initial L in words ‘Speech-Language Pathologist 147Initial Words Instructions ‘2 loos iodha sodrs ‘e861. Name Date Helper’s Signature Skil Initial L in words 14g Speech-Language Pathologist(© 1009, Super pore Seto Co, Initial L Words Instructions One Syllable 1. lace CTTTT] | 21. tee I 41. log C11 2.lad CCITT) } 22. 1er CITT } 22. tong [aja] rorya 3. lake TD | 23. eg 1 43, look. C10 4. lamb TL] | 24. tens mt 44. loose 5. lamp [ T] | 25. tess LIT] | 45. tose 6. land LT] | 26. tet LT] } 46. tost 7. lane iin 27. lick 47. loud TH 8. large LITT] | 28. tia CLIT) | 48. love 9. lark 29. light CLTTT) | 49. tow 10. last 30. like I 50. luck m0 11. late CLIO } 31.1imp [ I 51, Luke TI) 12. latch 32. lime CLIT) | £2. ump OTT 13. laugh 33. line [ I 53. lunch 14. lawn CTT 34. ips [ I 54. lung I 15. lay I 35. list CLIT) | 55. ren I 16. leaf fal=lehi 36. lit CLIT) | 56. tute C TO) 17. leak CLD | 37. toaa a 1 | 57. tye C1 18. learn CITI 38. loaf Oo TL | 58. Lynn OOo 19. leash CTTT11 } 39. 1toan fey LT) | 59. lynx. (ell=le/=) 20. leaves CITI 40. lock CLIT) | 60. tyre OOo Name Date Helpers Signature ‘Speech Language Pathologist ‘Skill: Initial L in words, one syllable 149Initial L Words Two Syllables Instructions 20 Weg ved G861 © 1. labor CTD | 2t. teroy CTD) | 41. lobster OO) 2. ladder COLD | 22. letter TIT] | 42. tocket CITT) 3. ladies ] | 23. lettuce CITT) | 43. tocust COT 4. lady CTTTD | 24. tewis LIT] | 44. !onesome OO 5. lantem CITT 28. licking [TTT] | 45. tong johns TIT) 6. Lany I 26. lifeguard CITT) } 46. looking faje]=]2)a 7. Lassie OTT 27. light I 47. lookout C110 8. lasso I 28. lighthouse LIT] | 48. losing LO 9. later CLIT) } 29. 1ightning CCITT) | 49. Iotion COT 10. laughing CITTT) | 20. timit [ LT] | 50. Lottie [He8eB} 11, laundry TT | 31. Lincoin LT) | 51. touder O1o 12. Laura 92, Linda CTT) | £2. Louise mt 13. lawyer LT | 33. tion CTTTT) | 83. tovebirds 14. lazy —L] | 34. lipstick CLTT1) | $4. toving O10 15. leader TTT | 35. tisa fer TL] | 55. lower fafa] 16. leafy CITTT1 | 36. tisten CTTTT) | 56. tucky TH 17. leaning CLO } 27. tizara CITTT) | 57. tucy TL 18. leaping CITTT] | 38. tizzie LIT] | 58. tuggage 19. lemon CTL | 29. tama CITTT] | 59. tumber Ll] 20. leopard COLT | 40. loafer LIT] | 60. lunchtime OW Name Date Helpers Signature 150 Speech-Language Pathologist ‘Skill: Initial L in words, two syllablesInitial L Words Three Syllables Instructions 1. Labor Day T] 21. legalize TL) | 41. titterbug O11 2. ladybird Lit 22. legible CLIT) | 22. livable oO 3. ladybug LL] 23. lemonade L] 43.livingroom CTTTT) 4, landing strip. TL] 24.lemon juice [ LL] | 44. location OL S.landowner CITI [T] | 25. leotards C L] 45. locator 6. larceny 26. letterhead TL] | 46. tog cabin 7.Las Vegas = CL 27. lettering CLIT) | 47. tosistics 8. latitude [ I 28. liberate O11 48. Long Island 1 9: launching pad LIT) | 29. liberty 49. long-winded [ ) : 10. laundromat CI [TIT] 30. library CITT) | 50. Lorinda OI § 11-taw breaker | 31. licorice ] 51. lopsided i 12. lawn mower 82. life jacket ] | 52. lottery LI 2 49, lawn tenis ] | 33. tifesaving [] | 53. loud speaker 14, layer cake L] | 34. lightning bug at 54. lubricant ] 15. layering [ | 35. lima beans | 85. luckiest 16. layover . imerick ] | 56. lucrative fe 17.lazybones CLL TT) | 37. 1imiting [ 57. lumberjack = [LI i8.teadership [TTT] | 38.limousine [TTT 58.lumberyard = [J 19. leftovers 39. linebacker ] | 59. tuxury 20. legacy 40. lip reading [ 60. Lydia Name Date Helpers Signature —— Skil: Initia L in words, three syllables ‘Speech-Language Pathologist 151Initial ‘eg secha md 861.8 L Phrases Instructions 1. lots of laundry ] 21. contact lens DO 2. lace curtains ] 22. a spotted leopard 1 3. up the ladder 1 23. more or less OD 4, act like a lady Ooo 24, Lewis the lifeguard 1 5.0n the lake Lo) 25. out on alimb ] 6. light the lamp T 26. lemon and lime ry 7. Jand and sea ae! 27. stand in line LJ 8. down the lane CTT 28, Linda the lion I 9. on a lark [ ] 29, Lisa's lipstick O11) 10. last in ine oOo 30. make a list COI 11. late for dinner Coo 31. loaf of bread oO 12. latitude and jongitude [TTT] 32. penny loafers O11 13. laugh out loud ooo 33, Jock the door L 14, at the laundromat Beaae 34. look and see I 15. rake the leaves CITT) 35. loose change C10 16. Lee and Lizzie eltalele) 96. lose the game CITI 17. Jeft and right OTH 37. be in Jove 0 18. eating leftovers TO 38. luck of the draw OO 19. leave a legacy (etelelele] 39. Luke and Lorinda LL 20. lift your leg oo 40. cany yourluggage = [T TTT] Name Date Helper’s Signature aaa Language PAR Sa Skill; Initial L in phrases.o Initial L Sentences CxO Instructions OS 1. Look at Leo the jion! I 21. Mom made some lemonade. 2. We hung the lace curtains. I 22, I wrote Leroy a letter. 3, The painter got his ladder. T 23, Lisa wore Jeotards. 4. Look at that Jadybug! CII § | 24. wityouset me go? 5. She is at the lake, I 25. A lime is green. 6. My uncle landed late. I 26. You have a Jong list. 7. They walked down the lane. ooo 27. Did you Jock the door? 8. Please carry this lantern. 28. Her locket holds a picture. ig. Scbany ithe fire. Coo 29, Charles cut the logs. 3 10.1 amthe last one. TX] | 20.Long johns are warm. § 1. she makes me laugh, CIO] | 2t.tmtooking tor my socks : 12, The laundry is clean. LOI 82. Did you lose the game? i 13. Will you mow the lawn? OW ‘33. Lottie lost her lotion. 14, Laura became a lawyer. Coo 34, Please tum it up louder. 15. Lynn is our leader. Coco) 35. Luke and Louise are love birds. 16. His bucket started to leak. coon 36. It's my lucky day! 17. What did you Jean today? Coo 37. Lucy lurched forward. 18. The leaves tumed red. coro 38, This luggage is light. 19. Lee left the lighthouse. falele[epal 39. Lynn is practicing her lute. 20. That leopard hurt its leg. Too 's Lydia's lunchtime. Name Date Helper’s Signature Speech-Language Pathoiogat ‘St Initial L in sentences: H H 153Medial L Words Instructions iQ QA! !y CDP bowling Name Date Helpers Signature Aa Langage FARES Skill: Medial L in words© 1999, Super Duper Schoo Co, Instructions Medial L. Words sailor 4 MB, Coe smiling strolle Name ‘Speech-Language Pathologist Date Helper’s Signature Skill: Medial L in words. 155Medial L. Words Instructions ballerina binoculars ‘9 ous svedna sens C661 2 Name Date Helper’s Signature Skill: Medial L in words 156 Speech-Language Pathotogist£ 1989, Super Duper Seal Co Medial L. Words Instructions elephant 1 eleven jack-o’-lantern jelly beans juggler marshmallow Name ‘Speech-Language Pathologist Date Helper's Signature Skill: Medial L in words 157Instructions Medial L Words Se pelican telephone television umbrella ‘29 oo\o5 sacha sd 961 9 Name 15g Speech-Language Pathotogist Date Helper's Signature Skill; Medial L in words{© 1983, Super pore Schon Co Instructions Medial . Words calendar dandelion ‘Speech-Language Pathologist Date Helper’s Signature Skill: Medial L in words 159EAN ) Medial L Words Two Syllables v7 \\ (> Instructions 20 fet svedna edn C668 9 1. Alan 21. dolly 44. melon 2. alarm 22. drilling 42. necklace 3. Alex LI 23. elbow 43. pillow 4. Alice 24. eyelash | 44. plot O71 5. alike 25. eyelid 45. police 6. alley CLIT | 26. teeling 46. polite 7. alone 27. Felix | 47. pulling 8. along I 28. filling | 48. ruler 9. aloud 29. follow 49. sailboat 10. ballet 30. fully 50. sailor 11. balloon 31. gala 51. salad 12. believe 32. gallon 52. salute I 13, belly 33. gallop 53. silent I 14. bowling 34. halo 54. silly 15. Billy 35. Helen 55. smiling OO 16. collar TL | 36. hello 56. stroller 17. color CTTTT | 27. hotly 57. toilet 18. daylight 38. island 58. trailer [TI 19. delight 39. jello 59. tulip 20. dollar 40. jelly LITT) | 60. wainut Name Date Helpers Signature Speech-Language Pathologist 160 o Skill; Medial L in words, two syllables.© 1999, Supar Oypere Semon Co, Medial L Words Three or More Syllables Instructions 1. Alaska 21. election 41. polar bear 2. alligator 22. elephant I 42. policeman I 3. ambulance I 23. eleven 43. policy T) 4. antelope 24, envelope —[ 44. polliwog 5. armadillo 25. family I 45, reality 6. ballerina TTI 26. following 46. regulation 7. billy goat 27.galoshes CLLI 47. revolution 8. binoculars | 28. gasoline I 48. roller skates 9. broccoli | 20. gorilla I 49. rolling pin CT TL 10. buffalo T | 20. Halloween I 50. salary 11. calendar 31. helicopter 51. skeleton TI) 12. catalog 32. hula hoop 52. spatula [l=] 13. caterpillar 33. jack-o"lantern 53. tarantula DO 14. celery | 34. jelly beans. 54. telephone O 15. circulate 35. juggler 55. television TT) 16.collection [TTT] | 36.marshmaliow [TT TT] | 56. umbrella [ee 12) 17. dandelion 87. molasses I 57. valentine [Tt 18. delicious 38. Pamela 58. violets 0 19. develop I 39. pelican 59. violin LI) 20. elastic 40. pendulum 60. wallpaper fala) =|=)2) Name Date Helper’s Signature Skill: Medial L in words, three or more syllables 161Medial L Phrases Instructions eo jas edna sodns e864 2 1. push the stroller 21. elastic band 2. Alan's family 22. bump your elbow 3. her alarm clock 23. an important election 4. state of Alaska 24. open the envelope 5. Alex and Alice 25. shut your eyelids 6. a bowling alley 26. feeling happy 7. along the way 27. following the news 8. an ambulance driver I 28. a gala occasion 9. her ballet shoes 29. gallon of juice 10. his green balloon I } 30. galloping along 11. belly button 31. Halloween treats 12. Billy's pillow I 32. hello and goodbye 13. roaming buffalo ooo 33. hang the holly 14, calendar of events 34, a deserted island 15. yearly catalog 36. jelly sandwiches 16. a fuzzy caterpillar I 36. police station 17. celery sticks I 37. polite manners 18. color the pages 38. that silent auction 19. dandelion seeds I 39. open your umbrella 20. one dollar 40. a valentine card Name Date Helpers Signature Skill: Medial L in phrases 162 Speech-Language Pathologist1. The ballerina is dancing. 2. Alan is from Alaska. 3. Her alarm went off. 4. Alex rode the elephant. 5. Is that an alligator? 6. Weare both alike. 7. Alice walked down the alley. 8 Are you alone? Antelopes run swiftly, He went to the ballet. My balloon popped! . | believe you. Billy is bowling. 14, Please eat your broccoli. 15. Here’s your new calendar. 16. Caterpillars become butterflies. 17. She gets up at daylight. 18. I'm feeling better now. 19. How big is your family? 20. We need more gasoline. Instructions Taye] Medial L Sentences 21 23. 24, 27. 28. 40. ‘The horses galloped along, ‘Sue gave a Halloween party. This island is deserted, He ate toast and jelly. This melon is juicy. Pamela wore a necklace. This is a sot pillow. He sat with the pilot. We saw a police car. You have polite manners. Dad is pulling the wagon. ‘She put on her roller skates. May | borrow your ruler? Helen is a sailor. . We ate salad before dinner. That's a silly story Felix pushed the stroller. Please answer the telephone. brought my umbrella. He plays the violin Name ‘Speech-Language Pathologist Date Helper’s Signature Skil: Medial L in sentences 163Final L. Words Instructions 19 ottas 0dna 043 C061 9 Name Date Helpers Signature Skill, Final L in words 164 Spesch-Language Pathotogist£2 1980, Super Duper SeholCo Instructions Final L Words Name Speech-Language Pathologist Date Helper’s Signature Skill, Final L in words 165Final L Words Instructions a football seashell snowfall Name Date Helpers Signature — sill Final L in words 166 Speech Language Pathologist ‘a jag edna edn C861 9Final |. Words Instructions te basketball i 3 g é i ~ AY Ly pigtail eggshell Name Date Helpers Signature —— Skill: Final L in words Speech-Language Pathologist 167Final L Words One Syllable Instructions 1. all TL | 21. hat | 41. skull 2. bale | 22. heel OTT | 42. smell 3. ball | 29. hote | as.smite coo 4. bell 24, how! 44, snail 5. Bill 25. ill | 45. soil I I 6. bow! 26. jail LT) | 46. spe 7. bull | 27. mail 47. spill DO 8. call | 28, mite 48. squeal I 9. coal | 29. mule a 49. stool ° 10. cool | 80. nail 50. swell i 11. dial ja owl TT] | 51. tail coo: 12. doll | 32. pail 52. tall : 13. dri | 93. Paul 53. tell 8 14. eel | 34. pool 54. tool ooo 15. fall LT] | 38. quail CTT) | 55. trait I 16. fee! 36. rail | 86. veil ] 17. file 97. roll | 57, wat 18. fowl 38. sale 58. whale 19. Gail CT | 29. schooi | 59. wheel 20. gull LL] | 40. seat falayatatal|| 60. yell oO Name Date Helpers Signature 46g Speech-Language Pathologist Skill; Final L in words, one syllableFinal L Words Two or More Syllables Instructions 1. anthill LTT) | 21. meatbat I 41. toenail L 2. April 22. mortal 42. towel I 3. baseball CITI 23. muscle TL) | 43. unrott OTT 4. camel flee 24, Nashville I 44. vowel 12) 5. Carol I | 25. nutshell 45. windmill 6. cartwheel | 26. oatmeal 46. Abigail 7. Cheryl 27. oil well | 47, annual 8. cupful T] | 28. payrott 48. basketball g 9 Daniel TT] | 29. pencit 49. buttonhole §~= [LT TTT) i 10. downhill 30. pen pal 50. cannonball I i 11. eggshell 31. pigtail TL] | 51. casual L 5 12. eyeball CLIT 92. rainfall 52. denial © 19, female T | 33. refit 53. fingernail 14. football 34. royal 11] | 54. manual 15. footstool TL] | 35. Russell I 55. mutual 16. fragile 36. sea gull I 56. overhaul OW 17. handrail 37. seashell I 57. parasol 18. jewel 38. snowfall 58. rock 'n' roll I 19. Joel 39. tadpole (el 59. snowmobile 20. keyhole 40. toadstool TT] | 60. visual Name Date Helpers Signature — ee _ Sil: Final L in words, two or more syllables Speech-Language Pathologist 1694. very tall anthill 2. all of us 3. April showers, 4, bale of hay 5. bat and bail 6. ring the bell 7. Bill and Paul 8. bowl of soup 9. call your friend Instructions Final L Phrases 21. in the hall 22. grasp the handrail 23. hole in one 24. go to jail 25. through the keyhole 26. mail the letter 27. walk a mile 28. pound the nail 29. stop in Nashville ‘wo oes elena ens ‘6661 10. Carol and Cheryl 30. sharpen his pencil 11. doa cartwhee! I 31. a royal wedding [ LW 12. lump of coal ooo 32. roll the dice I 13. pour a cupful 33. go on sale coo 14. tell Daniel 34. smell the flowers I 15. dial your number 36. spill your drink I 16. drill for oil 36. swell in size I 17. spring and fall 987. tell the truth LLL 18. male and female 38. use a tool I 19. his file cabinet 39. wear a veil OI 20. Gail and Joel 40. big white whale I Name Date Helper's Signature Skil; Final L in phrases 170 Speech-Language Pathologist10. 1" 12, © 1099, super Oupere Schoo Co, 13, 14, 16. 16. 17. 18, 19. 20. Final L Sentences Instructions ‘Speech-Language Pathologist |. Carol can do a cartwheel. oo 21. Why did that dog how!? a oO All of us will go. oo 22, Paul is feeling il Cr oO 3. The ants made an anthill I 23, That's a rare jewel. Cr April is my pen pal. oo 24, Russell got the mail Cr Please throw me the ball. oOo 25. Can you run a mile? oO oO Did you hear a bell? co 26. The mule carried the sacks. Bill is playing baseball. or DO 27. Try to pullout the nail. 3. She had one bow! of soup. i” 28, They went to Nashville, ‘That camel has a hump. Coro 29. She ate oatmeal today. tooo He borrowed a cupful of sugar. 30. The ow! caught a mouse. Daniel is a coal miner. I 31. My pail is full of sand. | wil cial the number. ‘82. Did you bring a pencil? ‘She shared her doll with me. 33, That's a big pool! oO The eel is electric! 34, We drove by her school [elelata|a] Fall starts tomorrow. 35. He has a nice smile. I oO The paper is in the file. I 36. A snail has a shell. ooo Gail kes football. I 37. Please spell your name. cr oO ‘They are in the hall. Coo 38, The pigs started to squeal Joel painted the handrail, O 39. Abigail is very tall. The rabbit dug a hole. oor 40. It's an annual event. Name Date Helpers Signature Skill: Final Lin sentences 171Initial BL Blend Words Instructions blackbird ‘omg endna dng C86 Name Date Helper’s Signature Skill Initial BL blends in words 172 Speech-Language Pathologist© 1069, super pers Schoo Co, Initial BL Blend Words Instructions 1, blab CITI 21. blew 41. blackboard = [TTT] 2. black CITI 22. blind 42. black eye OTL 3. blade ‘mt 23. blink LL | 43. blackmail TT] 4. blame CLOT | 24. blip 44, blackout TL] 5. blamed CITI 25. bliss 45.blacksheep [I] [ITT] 6. Blanche Heel! 26. blocked 46. blanket HEE58) 7. bland OTT 27. blocks [ LT] | 47.bleaches [TIT 8. blank CITT 28. blond CLIT) | 48. blemish ood 9. blare CLD | 29. bloom TTT] | 49. blessing CLI 10. blared CITT 90. blot I 50. blinders re) 11. blast CLIT | 31. blouse I 51. blindfold 0D 12. blaze 32. blow CITT } £2. blossom 13, blazed CTTTT | 33. blown CCCTT | 53. blubber J 14, bleach I 34. blue CLIT) | 54. bluebira TH) 15. bleak [ I 36. bluff I 55. blackberry 16. bled LJ } 36. blurt CTTTT 1 | 56. blue jeans DI 17. bleed TL | 37. blush CTT) | 87. blue moon (sa) a) er]onyal 18. blend CLL | 38. Biythe T] | 58. blueprint 19. bless CLTTT] | 39. blackbear }9=[TTTT1)] 59. blue ribbon 20. blessed CTT) | 40. biackbira LIT] | 60. bue sky Name Date Helper's Signature Speech-Language Pathologat Skill: Initial BL blends in words: 173BL Blend Phrases Instructions Initial “2 mos edna ede 86h & 1. tower of blocks [elels]e[e) 21. begin to blush OO 2. that black cat Coo 22. Blythe's black bear LL 3. a blade of grass Eo 23. erase the blackboard 4. take the blame 24, receive a black eye 5. walk with Blanche OOo 26. that blackmail threat 6. abland taste OOo 26. experience a blackout I 7. many blank pages Cr 27. fold a blanket I 8. that blaring trumpet =» CT [TT] 28. in the bleachers I 9. blast off il 29. remove the blemish 10. blaze of glory 0D 30. a blessed event I 11. household bleach O 31. put on blinders, 12. a bleak outlook peal] 32. wear a blindfold TH 13, blink your eyes OT 33. blossom in spring O 14, blond or brunette LL 34. whale blubber DO 15. flowers in bloom 35. feed the bluebirds DO 16. blot the ink L 36. buy blue jeans 17. new pink blouse LI 37. a very blue moon DO 18. blow out the candles LL 38. make a blueprint DH 19. baby blue eyes LI 39. win a blue ribbon 20. call your bluff 40. the blue sky above Name Date Helpers Signature 474, Speech-Language Skil: Initial BL blends in phrasesBL Blend Sentences Instructions e 8 Initial 1. The blackbird eats blackberries. L 21, We saw a biip on the screen. LLU 2. She wore black pants. CITT 22. This is blissful. LLU 3. That knife blade is sharp. CLIT) 23. The car blocked my way. LJ 4. Is he to blame for the error? OTT 24. Biff is playing with blocks. fepeye|e]e) 5. | blamed myself for being late. I 25. Tara has blond hair. CTI inche lives next door. I 26. The flowers are blooming. CT O 7. This soup tastes bland. I 27. This blouse fits me. fer TO 8. Write on the blank pages. 28, Will the wind blow it over? ooo g__ 9 The trombones blared. 29, Her car is light blue. [ E10. When wil itblast off? I 30. He blurted out the answer. ooo i 11, The blaze lasted all night. [ 31. Are you bluffing me? ele) =] 2) i 12. Add bleach to the wash. [ 32. Blythe has a black eye. ooo i 13. Our outlook is bleak. [ele/2} 33. Blackbirds sat on the wire. eleletele, 14, My cut bled a litle. I 34, Please cleanthe blackboard. = CT TTT] 15. Why are you bleeding? 1 EEA (| 35. The horse wore blinders. CLIT 16. She blended the ingredients. I 36. Bluebirds sang near the fountain. [TTT] 17. ‘Bless you,” she said. 37. Dad made blackberry muffins. OTT) 18, The wind blew my hat off. OTT 38, Blue jeans are comfortable. ooo 19. That boy is blind. TTT 39. Here's the building blueprint. OO 20. She began to blink. DO 40. Zane won a blue ribbon. CCL Name Date Helper's Signature Spach ingage FARO Sill: Initial BL blends in sentences 175Initial FL Blend Words Instructions flag flamingo ‘op omog sedng adn 0364 © florist Name Date Helpers Signature Skill: Initial FL blends in words 176 Speech-Language Pathologist(©1003, super pers Schoo Co, Initial FL Blend Words Instructions 1. flab CLL | 21. fleet ‘a TL] | 41. flow CLO 2. flag CT ] | 22. flesh CLTTD) | 22. flown TH) 3. flail OII 23. flew CCTTT) | 43. Floya (le lela)e 4. flair CLIT 24. flex CYTTT) | 44. fu COO 5. flake CITT 25. flies TIT] | 45. flute fee eee 6. flame 26. flick LIT] | 46. tly 7. flank oO 27. flight 47. flannel 1oH 8. flap TL) | 28. flinch LIT] | 48. flapjack felon etter 9. flare CLLLD } 22. ling LIT] | 49. flapper fe im) 10. flash TL] | 30. flint CTTTT1] | 50. flashbulb TIT) 11. flask CLT } 31. tip TT] | 51. flashiight OTT) 12, flat ( LJ | 22. fiirt LIT] | 52. floppy CITT 13. flaunt a TL | 33.Flo LT] } 53. Flora LLU 14, flaw CITT | 34. float CILD | 54. florist 15. flax CXLLT | 35. flock COLO | 55. tlounder CITI 16. flea C111) | 36. flood [ 56. flower I 17. fleck 37. floor TT] | 87. ttying 18. fled CLIT | 38 floss TT] | 58. Florida C TH 19. flee 89. flounce CITT) | 59. flamingo OW 20. fleece (TTT) | 40. flour CLIT) | 60. flowerpot I Name Date Helpers Signature Speech Language Pathologist ‘Skill: Initial FL blends in words 177FL Blend Phrases Initial ‘9 oa42g 10dng wd C861 1. a flying flag OI) 21. flex your muscles [TT] 2. too much flab Coo 22. attracting flies CLO 3. 23. plane in flight 0 4. her flair for writing 24, fling a stone 5. com flakes et 28. flint and steel im} 6. a flickering flame 26. tip a coin 7. his left flank 27. flirt with Flo 8. flap in the wind 28. float on water 9. her flare gun I 29. flock of geese I 10. flash in the pan 30. flood the basement I 11. a measuring flask I 31. scrub the floor 12. this flat surface I 82. floss your teeth 13. flaunt your looks 33. sacks of flour 14, have a flaw 34. flowing river 15. the flea circus ooo 35. Floyd the florist I 16. fled in fear O 36. have the flu 17. the golden fleece TT 97. playa flute am 18. fleet of ships 38. flannel pajamas 19. flesh and bones 39. a floppy hat 20. flew to Europe elelel 40. Flora in Florida Name Date Helper's Signature 17 Speech-Language Pathol Skill: Initial FL blends in phrasesInitial FL Blend Sentences 1. Floyd had a flat tire, 21. Can you fick your wrist? oOo 2. He flailed his arms rapidly. 22. What fight did he take? I 3, Jerrad has a flair for painting. 23, She can fing a pebble far. 4. Let’s eat comn flakes. 24, Here's the flint and steel. 5. The flame flickered silently. 25. Add some flour to the mix. 6. They approached his left flank. 26, Patricia has the flu. L 7. Her flag flapped in the wind. 27. We listened to the flutes. 8. Send up a flare now. 28. Will you fly to Denver? 4g 9: Kevin eft in a flash, 0D 29. This flannel shin is warm. DO 3 10, Please hand me that flask, TIT] | 30.1made some flapjacks. [ela] i 11. There's a flaw in the fabric. 31. The flashbulb popped. ba Fleas are very small 82. Do you have a flashlight? i 13. | saw flecks of sunlight. 83, Sheila wore a floppy hat. 14. We fled from the cave, [elele} 84, The florist made a bouquet. 18. Flee for your life! ‘35, My sister caught a flounder. 16. Sheep have a thick fleece. 36, What type of flower is that? 17. The fleet set sail 37. Ben is flying his kite. 18. Floyd flew to Africa, I 38. Flo lives in Florida. 19. Watch me flex my muscles. 39, We sawa pink flamingo. 20, She flies often. L 40. Put the soil in the flower pot. I Name Date Helper's Signature ———— Bll Initial FL blends in sentences Speech-Language Pathologist 179Initial GL Blend Words Instructions glasses 29 1o1ps edna sods C664 2 Name Date Helper’s Signature Skill Initial GL blends in words 180 Speech-Language Pathologist© 1089, Super upere School Co, Initial GL Blend Words Instructions 1. glad TL | 21. glow 41. glory el 2. glade LIT] | 22. glue 42. glossy 3. glance ] | 23. glued 11 | 43. glottis 4. glanced 24, glacier L] | 44. Glover 5. gland I | 25. gladden 45. glowing 6. glare ol 26. Gladys I 46. glowworm 7. glass CITI 27. glamour I 47. glucose 8. glaze 28. glancing I 48. gluing OC 9. glazed 29. glasses fajeyal| | 49. gluten TL 10. gleam 30. glassy CO 50. glutton, I 11. glee | 31. Glenda CTTTT) | 51. glamorize I 12. Glenn 32. glider 52. glamorous 13. glib 33. gliding 53. glomerate 14. glide CLIT | %-. glimmer I 54. gloomier LI 15. glimpse 36. glisten 55. Gloria I 16. globe 36. glitter 56. glorify 1 17. gloom T] | 37. gloaming IT | 57. glorious I 18. gloss TL) | 38. global TL] | 58. glossary iE 19. glove T 89. globate 59. gladiola I 20. gloves CLIT 40. gloomy I 60. gloriously Name Date Helper’s Signature Speech Language Pathoiogiat ‘Skill: Initial GL blends in words: 181Initial GL Blend Phrases ‘eo ons edna edn C861 9 Instructions 1. glue and scissors I 21. a giant glacier 2. glad to see you 22. Gladys and Gloria 3. glancing sideways 23. a glamour magazine [ele] 4. glanced at it 24. find your glasses 5. pituitary gland [ O 25. Glenda the glowworm 6. the sun's glare OTT 26. glimmer of hope LH 7. made of glass OD 27. sparkle and glsten 8, glaze the pottery C O 28. a global conference 9. glazed doughnuts (elaiar 29. that gloomy forecast. [] 10. gleam in her eye OO 30. praise and glory OOH 11. shout with glee LLU 31. this glossy cover LL] 12. Glenn's gloves LLU 32. visit with Glover LLU 13. a glib manner = 33. glowing in the dark 14. glide on the water oOo 34. gluing the wood TH 15. get a glimpse OTT) 35. glutton for punishment TT 16. span the globe 12 36. a glamorous lifestyle OD 17. doom and gloom 37. gloating over it BI 18. her lip gloss CITT) 38. a glorious day TT 19. glow in the dark I 99. find the glossary 20. glued the toy I 40. row of gladiolas TH Name Date Helpers Signature = _ Skill: Initial GL blends in phrases 182 Speech-Language Pathos(© 1000, super Dupes School Co, Initial GL Blend Sentences Instructions 1, Gloria likes her new glasses. COO) 21. These gloves are soft. CLIT) 2. I'm glad you're here. at 22. The spaceship glowed brightly. BHaee 3. They walked into the glade. O11 23, Where's the glue? Coo 4, Can you glance at this book? Co 24, Ted glued together my toy. O11 5. Sarah glanced at her friend. CT 25, Glaciers move slowly. CrTTT) 6. His glands are swollen. a 26. That gladdens my heart. UL 7. The light glared in our eyes. OTT 27. Gladys jogs every day. CT im 8. This is a stained glass window. [[ TIT] 28. I bought a glamour magazine. OOo 9. | will glaze this pot. I 29. What are you glancing at? L I 10. We ate glazed doughnuts TX] | 20. she uses reading glasses. C 11. She has a gleam in her eye. ] 81. We're waiting for Glenda. OW 12. They shouted with glee. 82. The glider landed safely. Cor 13. Glenn helped me. I 33. We have a glimmer of hope. CLIT 14, He's a glib speaker. LU ‘94, The water glistened and sparked. [JT | T 15. Joanna glided down the slide. 35, She wore glitter earrings. aaa! 16. Did you get a glimpse of him? LLL) 96. We have a global economy. CITT 17. Aglobe is round. Te} 37. Glover worked in the yard. CrTT 18. Gloom settled over them. 38, It was a glamorous event. oo 19. This is a high gloss paint. 39. Jane read a book to Gloria. LU] 20. She brought her baseball glove. — [T 40. I's a glorious day! OTH Name Date Helpers Signature RSE Ra Skill: Initial GL blends in sentences 183Initial KL Blend Words Instructions by o000°d cloud clover clarinet ‘0 og s0dna dng C661 3 Name Date 1184 Speech-Language Pathologist Helper's Signature Skill: Initial KL blends in words©1089, Super pers Seto Co, Initial KL Blend Words Instructions 1. clack CITT | 21. clear 41. Clyde. 2. clock CLTTT) | 22. cleats 42. clapping 3. claim CLIT | 23. cer CCT) } 43. clara 4. claimed I 24. click CLD) | 44. classmate 5. Claire C11 | 25. ct CLLIT | 45. cleanup 6. clam C11 } 26. climb C1 L] | 46. Cleo 7. clamp (111 | 27. cling CT TL] | 47. client 8.clan C TL] | 28. clint CLIT) | 48. climate 9. clang CLIT | 29. clip CITTT] | 49. clobber 10. clap TIT] | 30. clipped LIT] | 50. clockwise 11. lapped CLIT) } 31. cloak LIT] | 51. closet 12. Clark CITT | 22. clogs CTTTT1] | 52. closing 13, clash ol 33. clop CLIT | 58. cothespin 14. Claude COT 34. close LT) | 54. coudy 15. dause 95. clothes [ 1] | 55. clubhouse 16. claw CITT 36. cloud CITI) | 56. ctutter 17. clawed CLTTT } 37. clove I 57. clarinet 18. clay CLTTT] | 38. clown CLL | 88. cassity 19. clean CITT 39. clowned CLIT) } 59. claudia 20. cleaned CITTT) | 40. cub CITT) | 60. coverteat Name ‘Speech-Language Pathologist Date Helpers Signature Skil: Initial KL blonds in words 185CI Instructions 1. the puffy cloud 2. clacking shoes 3. a ticking clock 4. file a claim 5. claimed the ticket 6. Claire and Claude 7. dig for clams 8. clamp the lid shut 9. a family clan 10. that clanging bell 11. clap your hands 12. stood and clapped 13, Clark Kent 14, lash in battle 15. an additional clause 16. sharp claws 17. molding the clay 18, clean as a whistle 19. cleaned the oven 20, clear blue sky KL Blend Phrases BE Initial 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 31. 22. 33. 34. 35, 36, 37, 38, 39, . Glick your heels . over the cliff . climb that mountain ling to the rope Clint and Cleo lip your nails cloak and dagger close the door Sunday clothes . add some clove bea clown join his lub run with Clyde |. Clara's classmate talk to her client . a cool climate tuming clockwise . put in the closet . closing time 40. build a clubhouse OO “0 joog edna eds ‘C661 9 Name 196 Speech-Language Pathologist Date Helper’s Signature Skill: Initial KL blends in phrases.£1989, Super Bupers Seal Co, KL Blend Sentences Initial 1. Cleo and Clara are friends. 2. Ihear a clacking noise. 8. The clock struck one. 4, They paid the health claim 5, She claimed the lost purse. 6. Who sat with Claire? 7. We found many clams. 8. Please remove the clamp. 9. They're in the same clan. 10. The bells clanged. 11. She claps loudly. 12. The crowd clapped and cheered. 18. Clark Kent is Superman, 14, They clashed in battle 15. Claude writes poetry 16. | read every clause. 17. Be careful of those claws. | 21. twas cleaned yesterday. 22. The coast is clear. 23, She put on her cleats, | 24, Claudia clicked her heels. | 25. We looked over the cit 26. Let's go mountain climbing 27. You must ling to the rope: 28, Clint jumped for joy 29. He wore a cloak. ent the horse. 30. “Clop, clop,’ 31. The door is closed. 32, You have fine clothes. 8 That's a bllowy cloud. | 84. Stick the cloves on the ham, 35, He wants to be a clown. 36, Clyde joined our club 37. She saw her classmate. 48. Her cat clawed at the couch. [ | 38. He has many clients. [ 19, Clyde made a clay pot oo 39, They lve ina warm climate coo 20. Please clean your room. oo | 40. its a cloudy day [ 1] Name Date Helpers Signature Skill; Initial KL blends in sentences 187Initial PL Blend Words Instructions Name Date Helper's Signature ———— Sill: Initial PL blends in words 199 Speech-Language Pathologist ‘9 aos edna dng C861 2£1869, super Dupots Scat Co. Initial PL Blend Words Instructions 1. place CITT | 21. pluck CT | 41. plating 11) 2. plaid 22. plug | 42. Plato 3. plain 23. plugged —[ 43. platoon oom 4. plan | 24, plum 44, platter ] 5. plane | 25. plump 45. playback 6. plank TL) 26. plunge | 46. player 7. plant 27. plus | 47. playground oO 8. plaque 28. plush | 48. playhouse [TTT] 9. plate TTT] | 29. ply 49. playmate [ 10. play OWT | 30. place mat [TI | 50. playpen 11. played ] | 31. placard I 51. playroom 12. plea 32. placement 52. playsuit 13. please Oo | 33. plaintiff 53. plaything 14. pleat 34. planet ] | 54. playtime fel 15. pledge | 36. planking 56. pliers im 16. plight | 96. planter 56. plural co 17. plop | 37. plaster _ 97. plus sign 18. plot | 38. plastic 58. placebo 19, plow 39. plateau TTT) | 59. platypus 20. plowed | 40. platform | 60. platitudes = [TJ Name Date Helper's Signature Speech-Language Pathologist Skill: Initial PL blends in words 1891. in the playpen 2. go to your place 3. her plaid skirt 4. plain and simple 5. make a plan 6. take the plane 7. walk the plank 8. plant a tree Instructions PL Blend Phrases Initial 21. plug itin 22. a juicy plum 23. round and plump 24. one plus one 25. this plush carpet 26. ply the lid 27. hold a placard 28. reach the plateau ‘eo noiog edna dng ‘C061 0 9. hang her plaque 29. a diving platform 10. a china plate 30. Socrates and Plato 11. play with friends, TI] _|_ 3t.her platoon leader 12. played all day oto 32. hold the platter 13. his guilty plea | 33. four players 14. please and thank you 34. on the playground 15. a pleated dress 35. with a playmate 16. pledge of allegiance 36. in the playroom 17. plot and scheme 37. wear a playsuit 18. plow the field 38. handy pliers 19. plowed under 39. singular and plural 20. plucking feathers 40. take a placebo Name Date Helpers Signature 190 Speech-Language Pathologist Skill: Initial PL blends in phrases© 1950, Super Oupers Schoo Co, Initial PL Blend Sentences Instructions 1. The plums are plump. 21. Cindy plugged in the radio. 2. We went to his place. 22. He plunged underwater. I 3. Allie wore a plaid shi. 23. One plus one equals two. 4. They are in plain view. 24. This plush carpet feels good. 5. What's your plan? 25. Can you ply off the lid? 6. This is a big plane. TTT] | 26.Hold the placard high. 7. He stacked the planks of lumber. 27. Sis put out the place mats. 8, That's a bushy plant. | 20, Dot ooka placement test 9. They gave me a plaque. 29. The plaintiff tesifed today. 10, Please give me your plate. COI 30. Can you name the planets? LITT 11. t's time to play! 31. They put plaster on the wall 12. | played with Plato. a LU) 82. This toy is made of plastic. 13, She entered a guilty plea. LI) 33. She's a platform diver. 14, This curtain has pleats. 34. Jan is a platoon leader. 15. He pledged his loyalty. [elaral 35. The platter is full 16. They're in a sad plight. 36, They'e in the playground. 17. The ball plopped into the water. 87. dillis my playmate. 18. We're forming a plot. 38, Dawn has a playsuit UO 19. The farmer plowed the field, I 39. Hand me the pliers. 20. | plucked the chicken feathers. I 40. A platypus has webbed feet Name Date Helper's Signature ——— Bilt Initial PL blends in sentences ‘Speech-Language Pathologist 191Initial SL Blend Words Instructions slimy slowpoke 109 ag siadeg dns ss © Name 1.92 Spesch-Language Parhotogist Date’ Helper's Signature Skill: Initial SL blends in words(©1083, super Dupre School Co, av Instructions 1, slab COOL 21. slide 41. sledding DO 2. slack 22. slight 42. sled dog To 3, slacks LL] | 23. slim [ 43. sleeper ] 4. slam 24, slime TTT] | 44. sleepy LI 5. slang I 25. sling i 45. slender 6. slap (elelet 26. slip I 46. slicing [ey=I 7. slat LT | 27. sloop TTT] | 47. slide rute 8. slate rT 28. slope L] | 48. sliding I 9. slave 29. slot [ay 49. slimy LO 10. slaw 11 30. sloth 50. slinky ITT 11. sled 31. slouch TL) | 51. slippers 12. sleek 92. slow LJ | 52. slither 13. sleep L 33. sludge 53. sliver 14, sleet 34. slug 54, slogan 1 15. sleeve 35. slump 55. sloping 16. sleigh LL] | 36. sturp 56. sloppy 17. slept O11 37. slush CLIT) | 87. sioshy 18. slew LJ | 38. sly 58. slowpoke ‘TI 19. slick [aja 39. slacken CITTT | 59. stumber CI 20. slid I 40. slalom 60. slurring Name Date Helper's Signature Initial SL Blend Words ‘Speech-Language Pathologist Skil Initial SL blends in words 193Initial SL Blend Phrases @ ® Instructions \ J 1.a slow slug 21. slightly farsighted 2. slab of stone 22. slim and trim 3. slacking off I 23. sling the pebble 4. ironing slacks | 24. stip and fa oo 5. slam the door 25. on the slope 6. using slang 26. slot machine 7. slate of clay I 27. that hanging sloth [ 8. free a slave [ 28. slouch in the chair 9. cole slaw Lo 29. ice and sludge 10. pull the sled 30. ina slump oo 11. sleek looking car 31. slurp your drink 12. a deep sleep 32. feeling sleepy 13. hail and sleet 1] 33. use her slide rule 14, shirt sleeves 34. a slimy substance 16. fun sleigh ride 35. that slinky snake 16. slept all day 936. ruby slippers 17. slew the dragon | 37. sliver of meat a 18. a slick floor 38. his campaign slogan I 19. slid into home far 39. be a slowpoke BI 20. down the slide 40. her slumber party Name Date Holper's Signature ST a Skill: Initial SL blends in phrases. 1.94 Speech-Language Pathoiogi 09 eps s1edha eds ‘e668Initial SL Blend Sentences Instructions 1. Slim has on new slacks. 21. He made a slight error. 2, That slab of stone is heavy. TIT] | 22.Beth’s armis ina sling 3, Dont slack off now! 23. Try not to slip and fal. 4, Bills ironing his stacks. 24, Sloths hang from the branches. [[ '5. The door slammed shut. | 25. Foxes are vey sy. O11 6. That's a slang expression, I 26. Let's go sledding 7. We replaced the slats. 27. Put the baby in a sleeper. 8, Please clean this slate. I 28. Do you feel sleepy? I 9: The slaves became tes 29. She has a slender figure. [ ] 3 10. Doyou want any coleslaw? I 30, Dads slicing the cake. I i 11. They love to go sledding. TL] | 31. Canyouusea slide rule? F 12.trstimeto goto seep. 32. Her children are sliding i i 13, The sleet fell from the sky. a 33. The slug left a slimy trail, CLI 14, These sleeves are too long. I 34. Dorothy wore ruby slippers. 15. Sleigh rides are fun. LL] | 35. The snake slithered away. oO 16. Barry slept on the couch. 36, She has a sliver in her finger. fel 17. The knight slew the dragon. | 37. What's your campaign slogan? 18. That floor is slick. CI] | 38. Try not to do sloppy work. 19. Karen slid into hore. a 39. Are you a slowpoke? o ] 20. This slide is great! T 40. The slumber patty is tonight. Name Date Helpers Signature 7 Sia F ied ol ernie aoctencos ‘Speech-Language Pathologist 195