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We make this sound by putting the lips together, building up air pressure behind them and then releasing the pressure to make a little puff of air. That sound should be very airy and not sound like a whole syllable. Some fun ways to practice this sound at the ends of words are:
We make this sound by putting the lips together, building up air pressure behind them and then releasing the pressure to make a little puff of air. That sound should be very airy and not sound like a whole syllable. Some fun ways to practice this sound at the ends of words are:
- At a playground with your child on a swing, both of you say, or yell, "up-down" as the swing moves though the air.
- When you're in our car or walking through the neighborhood, read the stop signs and count how many you. see.
Core Vocabulary Words- stop, help, up, keep, group, top, shape, sleep, drop, hope
Line-up cheer -Teacher: Chippity, chippity! Students: Chop! Chop!
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Some favorite songs with this sound...
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