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The Entire World of R™ Instructional Workbook, by Christine Ristuccia advances a new phonological strategy for evaluating and treating the /r/ phoneme. Centered on the 21 basic phonological components of the /r/ phoneme, the strategy offers easy to follow steps as well as a wealth of activities for students. The core of the book consists of classroom and homework activities at the word, phrase, sentence and carry-over levels.

Each chapter focuses on a distinct variation of /r/; Initial /r/, /ar/, /or/, /ear/, /ire/, /air/, /er/ & /rl/. All are further separated by initial, medial and final word positions. Created with the busy therapist in mind, the workbook also includes sections on evaluation tips, treatment strategies and step-by-step case studies with detailed actions showing how to implement a phonological strategy.

The workbook is designed for therapists that work with articulation errors. The material is appropriate for classroom therapy and is reproducible for homework. assignment.

The book complements the previously released The Entire World of R™ Playing Card System.

Finally a phonologically based /r/ program that is easy to use and fun for your kids. Centered on the 8 variations of /r/ and word position, this 224-page book contains worksheet activities for word, phrase, sentence and carry-over levels. A complete phonetic strategy for treating /r/ is included as well as evaluation protocol, treatment tips, case studies and mouth positioning diagrams.

Christine Ristuccia, M.S., CCC-SLP, received her Master of Science degree in communicative disorders at the University of Redlands, Redlands, CA and a Bachelor of Science degree in health sciences from San Diego State University. Ms. Ristuccia is an experienced school-based speech-language pathologist, and has worked with a wide range of communicative disorders ranging from preschool through adulthood. She founded Say It Right in 1999.