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Articulation Exercises

This document provides exercises to strengthen articulation muscles in the jaw, soft palate, back of the tongue, tip of the tongue, and lips. The exercises involve movements like pulling and pushing different parts of the mouth, adding sounds, and breathing exercises. The goal is to improve articulation and control of mouth muscles used in speech.

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Articulation Exercises

This document provides exercises to strengthen articulation muscles in the jaw, soft palate, back of the tongue, tip of the tongue, and lips. The exercises involve movements like pulling and pushing different parts of the mouth, adding sounds, and breathing exercises. The goal is to improve articulation and control of mouth muscles used in speech.

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ARTICULATION MUSCLES’ EXERCISES

JAW

1 – Locate your jaw muscles with your hands, then press them with your knuckles to release them. Relax
your jaw and breathe through your mouth.

2 – With both hands, slightly pull your jaw down – you don’t need a big movement for this.

2a – Add sound

SOFT PALATE

1 – Yawn

1a – Yawn adding sound

2 – Put your finger on your tongue to guarantee it doesn’t move. Add sound as you move your jaw up
and down. You sound like a baby.

BACK OF THE TONGUE

1 – Put the tip of your tongue behind your lower teeth and push the back of the tongue out of your
mouth. Repeat for 60 seconds.

TIP OF THE TONGUE

1 – Hold your finger in front of your mouth and push the tongue forward

2 – Put your finger under the lower lip and the tongue right above it. Pull the finger upwards while
holding the tip of the tongue down.

3 – Snap the tip of your tongue behind the upper teeth – you can use a toothpick for this one.

LIPS

1 – Bring both lips into your mouth and extend them trying to bring the area behind the lips together.
Sound may happen but should not be forced.

2 – Put your hand in front of your mouth, pout the lips forward, relax and blow air into the middle of
your hand

2a – Do the same breathing exercise but add sound

3 – Do the same exercise adding the “dart” sound – going from low to high pitch
PRACTICE FOR PLOSIVE CONSONANTS

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