Description
Apraxia Kit #2: Advanced Kaufman Cards to refine speech intelligibility and build higher-level motor-speech coordination
Once a child has mastered the sounds in Kaufman Kit 1 (p,b,m,t,d,n,h), the Kaufman Speech Praxis Treatment Kit 2 works to refine intelligibility for children with apraxia of speech (CAS). These advanced-level Kaufman Cards use familiar 2 & 3 syllable words to target more complicated motor-speech movements and synthesis into initial and final word positions. Kaufman Kit 2 contains 277 visual referent cards and employs the same "word shell" simplification approach found in the popular Kaufman Kit 1. The accompanying 52-page manual explains the Kaufman Speech to Language Protocol (K-SLP) methods and how to quickly and effectively utilize this approach.
Also see: Kit 1 - Basic Kaufman cards.
Kit 2 Target Sounds: /k,g,f,s,sh/ and blends /s,r,l/
Each card breaks down the target word into a series of successive word approximations based on least physiological effort. These "word shells" provide a verbal avenue by which children communicate at their own skill level with success!
The Manual Contains:
KSPT Kit 2 Highlights:
- Utilizes complex consonant sounds /k,g,f,s,sh/ and blends /s,r,l/ to address more complicated motor-speech movements and synthesis into initial and final word positions.
- Refines articulation accuracy and general speech intelligibility.
- Cards can be combined to develop sentences for more clarity practice.
- Durable, brightly illustrated cards.
- 277 engaging pictures (5"x7") with color illustration on front and phonemic approximations (word shells) on the reverse side to refine intelligibility and build higher level motor-speech coordination.
- Tip-alveolar to back-velar and back-velar to tip-alveolar words.
- Pivot syllable words: "ter", "low", "ber", "ing".
- Familiar 2 & 3 syllable words.
Customer Reviews
From the author:
"Clinicians will appreciate that more complex phoneme patterns are introduced as the child's ability improves, thus maintaining the child's ability to speak at his or her maximum level."
-- Nancy R. Kaufman, MA, CCC-SLP
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Target Audience
Children who are having difficulty with the production, synthesis, and/or sequencing of words with /k, g, f, s, sh/ and blends /s, r, l/. (Visual referents most appropriate for children ages 2-6.)
Author
Nancy R. Kaufman, MA, CCC-SLP, is the owner and Director of the Kaufman Children's Center for Speech, Language, Sensory-Motor, and Social Connections, Inc. located in West Bloomfield, MI. Since 1979, Nancy has dedicated herself to establishing the Kaufman Speech to Language Protocol (K-SLP), a treatment approach to help children become effective vocal communicators. She serves on the Professional Advisory Board of the Childhood Apraxia of Speech Association of North America (CASANA) and is the Speech and Language Pathologist Consultant for the Parish School and Carruth Center in Houston, TX. Nancy was the recipient of the 2011 Distinguished Service Award from the Michigan Speech-Language-Hearing Association, and she received the 2010 Outstanding Alumni Award from Michigan State University College of Communication Arts & Sciences. The Kaufman Children's Center (KCC) received the Clinical Service Award from the Michigan Speech-Language-Hearing Association. Nancy is also an honoree of the Lawrence Technological University Leaders & Innovators program.
She is the author of the Kaufman Speech Praxis Test for Children, the K-SLP Treatment Kits for Children, the K-SLP Workout Book, the K-SLP Mutt Family Language Builder, the K-SLP Instructional DVD Training Program, and co-author of K&K Sign to Talk: Nouns and K&K Sign to Talk: Verbs. Nancy lectures nationally and internationally on the subject of childhood apraxia of speech and other speech sound disorders in children. Many specialists in the field of applied verbal behavior (AVB) have adopted the K-SLP for children with autism spectrum disorders. Families from around the United States and the world travel to the KCC to participate in intensive and specialized therapy programs. Nancy received her B.A. at Michigan State University and M.A. at Wayne State University, having been awarded a graduate assistantship. The KCC continues to grow and has earned a reputation for excellence, warmth, and successful outcomes. Nancy has three grown children and resides with her husband in West Bloomfield, Michigan.
Speaker Disclosure:
Employer — Kaufman Children's Center, West Bloomfield, MI.
Financial — Author of treatment materials published by Northern Speech Services; receives royalty payments.
Financial — Author of treatment materials that are self-published; receives payments from Northern Speech Services to distribute.
Financial — Author of online CEU courses sponsored by Northern Speech; receives royalty payments.
Nonfinancial — Advisory Board: CASANA; receives no compensation as member of Professional Advisory Board.
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