To teach a child to speak the letter “P”,play with him at the zooPhoto: Getty Daily activities and simple exercises will help your child learn how to pronounce a “growling” letter. Remember that you are the most important teacher in your child's life.
How to teach a child to say the letter "P": simple exercises for practicing at home
Hold classes in the form of a game, entertaining the kid,every training you do with a child is another step to correct speech. Homework to develop the letter "P" includes exercise and word games. Remember that training should bring joy, otherwise it will not be possible to achieve a positive result. How to quickly teach a child to say the letter “P”? Hurry here is not worth it, training should be carried out in stages. At the first stage it is necessary to develop the ability of the child to pronounce the “P” separately. To do this, you can use the imitation of a lion's roar. Sit the child next to you, invite him to play at the zoo, tell me that today you are a mother lioness, and he is a little lion cub. Snarl, actively gesticulating, and ask him to do the same. Praise the kid for every, even the most insignificant achievement. He should understand that working on pronunciation brings you joy. The second stage is mastering the pronunciation of the letter “P” first in syllables, then in full-fledged words. Careful pronouncing of words with a “growling” consonant will help here. For the best mastering, words combining the letters “D” and “P” at the same time will suit: “friendship”, “firewood”, “friends”. Articulation of these letters is similar, because such words will help to quickly master the sound "P". Speak with the child each word, first by syllable - then completely. Focus on the first sounds - "DR". The third stage is the introduction and training of the letter “P” in everyday speech. For daily activities, use tongue twisters, poems about the sound "P". Start with 1 sentence, breaking it down into individual words. Do not rush the baby, let him speak as long as he is comfortable. Speaking with the child tongue twisters, focus on the letter "P". The letter "P" children, according to the age of speech therapy standards, must learn to pronounce by 6 years. If this does not happen, the kid is lambing for some reason or simply does not utter a “growling” sound, then you need to turn to a speech therapist.
