The Fixed-up-One Routine Caroline Bowen Copyright © 2011 Caroline Bowen.

Copyright © 2011 Caroline Bowen

The Fixed-up-One Routine

Caroline Bowen

Fixed-Up Ones


car

Listen, if I accidentally said ‘tar’ when I meant ‘car’ it wouldn’t sound right would it? I’d have to fix it up and say ‘car’. Did you hear that? First I said ‘tar’, then I fixed it up and said ‘car’.


key

Listen. If I said ‘tea’ it wouldn’t sound right. I would have to fix it up and say ‘key’.


cap

If I said ‘tap’ instead of ‘cap’ I would have to do a fixed-up-one again. I would have to think to myself, ‘It’s not tap, it’s cap’. Did you hear that fixed-up-one?


cow

‘Tow’ isn’t right, is it?

I would have to do a fixed-up-one and say ‘cow’.


cat

What if I said ‘tat’ for this one?

I would have to do a ... [‘fixed-up-one’]


cup

Would I have to do a fixed-up-one if I said ‘tup’ for this one?


ReferencesBowen, C. (1998). Developmental phonological

disorders: A practical guide for families and teachers. Melbourne: The Australian Council for Educational Research Ltd.

Bowen, C. & Cupples, L. (1998). A tested phonological therapy in practice. Child Language Teaching and Therapy. 14, 1, 29-50.

www.speech-language-therapy.com/tx-self-corrections.htm


Point to the one I say


cap tap

key tea

call tall

cool tool

This time, you be the teacher and tell me if I say these words the right way or the wrong way



Can you say these with a perfect /k/?

cap

car

call

key

cool

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