Bjorem Speech 2nd Edition Big Box of Sound Cues – Phonetic Cards for Therapy & Early Literacy

Overview

The Bjorem Speech 2nd Edition Big Box of Sound Cues is a visually engaging, developmentally attentive set of phonetic cue cards designed to support early speech sound education and foundational literacy skills. It brings together 28 consonant cue cards with 17 vowel cue cards, plus dedicated short and long vowel group cards. Each card features vivid illustrations and a Cue-Tip on the back, creating an easy, hands-on learning experience. The deck is described as four times bigger than the original, which can simplify modeling, demonstration, and shared reading during sessions.

What’s included

• 28 consonant cue cards with clear visuals and concise cues
• 17 vowel cue cards covering short and long vowels
• Short vowel group cards and long vowel group cards for structured practice
• Back-side Cue-Tips with brief guidance to support cue usage
• Colorful illustrations designed to engage visual learners

Designed for real-world use

Designed by a Certified Speech Pathologist, the cues align with typical developmental progressions and are suitable for a range of instructional moments. The large format supports clear modeling and shared attention during activities, encouraging a multisensory approach to learning phonemes and syllables.

Versatility across settings

These cues fit into various contexts, including reading programs, classroom activities, play-based therapy, and drill-style practice. The set is intended to be a flexible tool for professionals, educators, and families looking to enrich phonological awareness and early literacy routines.

Usage and outcomes

While results vary by learner, many users report heightened engagement during cue-based activities and a smoother introduction of both consonant and vowel cues in structured, multisensory ways. The kit presents possibilities for guided practice, independent exploration, and collaborative sessions with caregivers or teachers.

Key benefits at a glance

• Developmentally appropriate cues suitable for children from 18 months
• Clear, colorful visuals to support visual learners
• Back-side tips that offer quick guidance for consistent cue use
• Easy integration into therapy, classroom, and home activities