Cereal Trick for K and G Sounds

Meredith and Deacon from Peach's Beachy demonstrate a technique for speech therapists to help children produce the k and g sounds using cereal. The video explains the common error of velar fronting and how the cereal trick can help correct it by keeping the tongue tip down. The demonstration uses Fruit Loops, and the video provides instructions for both k and g sounds. Additional resources and practice activities are available in Meredith's book, which can be downloaded from peachyspeechee.com.

What is the main purpose of the video?

• To show how to make a fruit loop necklace

• To explain the history of cereal

• To demonstrate a trick for producing K and G sounds

• To teach how to use cereal for breakfast

What common error does the cereal trick aim to correct?

• Eating cereal too quickly

• Using the wrong type of cereal

• Speaking too softly

• Lifting the tongue tip up for T or D

What is the first step in the cereal trick?

• Put the cereal behind the child's front bottom teeth

• Place the cereal on the child's nose

• Throw the cereal in the air

• Crush the cereal into powder

Which cereal was used in the demonstration?

• Cornflakes

• Cheerios

• Rice Krispies

• Fruit Loops

What additional step is needed when working on the G sound?

• Whisper the sound

• Close the mouth completely

• Use a different cereal

• Turn on the voice

Where can you find more elicitation techniques and practice pages?

• In the book 'I Can Say the K and G Sounds'

• In a cooking magazine

• On a cereal box

• In a local library

What is the website mentioned for downloading resources?

• kandgsounds.com

• cerealtricks.com

• peachyspeechee.com

• soundpractice.com

What should you do every time you see a piece of cereal on the screen during practice?

• Throw the cereal away

• Say your K or G sounds

• Eat the cereal immediately

• Count the cereal pieces

How many times should you practice before eating the cereal?

• Once

• Ten times

• Five times

• Three times

What is the final step after practicing with the cereal?

• Throw the cereal away

• Eat the cereal

• Save the cereal for later

• Give the cereal to a friend