Do you home school and are you interested in solutions for articulation problems for sounds like /r/ and /s/? 

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Our materials, though designed for professionals, are straightforward and easy-to-use for most motivated parents.

Our The Entire World of. . . line of  workbooks offer simple, clear instructions on how to evaluate and treat specific articulation errors. A sampling of some of our workbooks is below.  

If your child has problems with pronouncing the R-sound and you seek information on treating vocalic /r/ or r-controlled vowels, you should read this article entitled: R at Home: Using Phonetic Consistency to Correct the R Sound.

As with any remediation there are cautions to consider. Speech-language pathologists have years of rigorous training and have the developed the fine skills necessary to pick-up on slight inflections of voice and pronunciation as well a extensive training on how to implement remedial techniques.

If you are a home-schooler, the best solution is to work in concert with a speech-language pathologist. Your school district may offer speech services for home school students. At the very least we recommend that a qualified speech-language pathologist conduct the initial evaluation and prepare a treatment regimen. Often there may be underlying or concurrent speech issues that may need to be addressed. These issues and the order in which to treat may not be discernable to a layperson. The American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA) maintains a referral database of speech-language pathologist. You can access it by clicking here.