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How to say the SH sound by Peachie Speechie
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How to say the SH sound by Peachie Speechie

How to Say the SH Sound

Introduction to the SH Sound

  • Meredith introduces herself as a speech-language pathologist and outlines her goal of teaching how to pronounce the SH sound.
  • She describes the anatomical parts involved in producing the sound, including top and bottom teeth, alveolar ridge, and back molars.

Tongue Positioning for SH Sound

  • To create the SH sound, lift your tongue so that its sides touch the backsides of your teeth while pulling the tip back slightly.
  • A helpful trick is to whisper the E sound and then round your lips to transition into making the SH sound.

Practice Techniques

  • Viewers are encouraged to practice saying "Shh" ten times by following along with visual prompts displayed on screen.

Key Reminders for Pronunciation

  • Important aspects of pronunciation include keeping tongue sides up, pulling back the tip slightly from the alveolar ridge, and rounding lips.
  • A chant is introduced: "Sides up, tip back, lips round," which serves as a mnemonic device for practicing pronunciation.

Conclusion and Additional Resources

  • Meredith thanks viewers for watching and suggests replaying the video for additional practice.
Video description

Check out my new Speech Sound Video Worksheets to accompany these free videos! You can download them here: https://peachiespeechie.com/video-worksheets How to say the SH sound! Instructions for young children from a speech-language pathologist, Meredith Avren! Practice saying the SH sound in isolation. Tongue up, tip back, lips round, SHhhhh! Want a step-by-step workbook for teaching the SH sound? I've got exactly what you need! A workbook full of activities just for the SH sound (and it's voiced cognate). Download the workbook at https://peachiespeechie.com/products/i-can-say-the-sh-sound-speech-therapy-articulation-workbook and use it immediately! Check out all of my other videos and be sure to subscribe to my channel! See the rest of our speech videos here: https://peachiespeechie.com/videos 🎬 Disclaimer: This video is not a substitute for speech therapy. It is just a fun video showing how to say the sound.