Speech Therapy NG Word Targets

These word lists are an invaluable resource for speech therapists targeting articulation skills and eliciting phonemes.

    NG words for speech therapy

    • Words beginning with NG

      Not used in English.

    • Words ending with NG

      blowing

      cutting

      digging

      eating

      giving

      hugging

      kissing

      laughing

      pushing

      riding

      sleeping

      writing

    • Words with NG in the middle | Syllable Initial

      Not used in English.

    • Words with NG in the middle | Syllable Final

      angry

      banging

      bangle

      donkey

      finger

      flamingo

      hanger

      jungle

      kangaroo

      monkey

      penguin

      singing

    Word Lists for SLPs

    These word lists serve as invaluable tools for speech-language pathologists aiming to enhance articulation skills or phoneme elicitation. Whether you're an experienced professional or an NQP in the field, these meticulously curated lists offer a comprehensive and convenient reference point. Designed to streamline the process of speech sound therapy, they cater to diverse needs and levels of proficiency. Whether utilized in individual therapy sessions or integrated into classroom activities, these lists provide practitioners with a wealth of words tailored to target specific phonemes in specific word positions – initial, medial, and final. The accompanying flashcards facilitate efficient and effective intervention, ultimately contributing to enhanced outcomes for clients. What's included in the wordlists? Targeted practice: Each list concentrates on a specific articulation sound, covering word positions at the beginning, middle, and end for targeted practice. Common and functional words: The lists feature functional words commonly encountered and used in daily conversations for practical application. Clear articulation: The word choices minimize sounds that might interfere with the production of the target sound, ensuring clear and accurate practice.