The SLP Parent-Handout Pack
Everything on this site an SLP can send home with a family, in one place — printable, free, and written for parents rather than for clinicians.
What can I send home with families for speech practice between sessions?
This pack collects Little Wheels' parent-facing resources in one place: a printable phoneme-transfer handout, guides for tracking whether app practice is carrying over into speech, a what-to-practice-next sequence for the first-words milestone, and a free printables library for homework supplements. All free, none require an email, and the app the handouts reference works fully offline for home practice.
Print the handouts
Two items below are print-ready one-pagers. Each button opens the sheet with the print dialog already open.
The pack
Vehicle Sound Targets (selection sheet)Print-ready sheet
Every target sound in the corpus with the vehicle names that practise it, generated from the published 100-vehicle dataset.
In practice: Circle a sound and hand it over. The printed side carries the word list and plain-language home instructions; the clinician notes do not print.
Phoneme Transfer Parent HandoutPrint-ready sheet
A printable one-pager explaining how practiced sounds carry from vehicle play into everyday words.
In practice: Send home after a session so parents know what "practice" should look like between visits.
Tracking Carryover from App to SpeechWeb guide
How to tell whether app practice is transferring — what to listen for, and when.
In practice: For the parent who asks "is this actually doing anything?" Give them observable markers instead of reassurance.
Is the Speech App Working?Web guide
A parent-facing guide to judging progress without a clinical background.
In practice: Pairs with the tracking guide; written for the family, not the clinician.
What to Practice Next After First WordsWeb guide
The sequencing question every family asks at the first-words milestone.
In practice: Hand off when a child graduates from single words and the family wants a next target.
The full printables libraryLibrary
Coloring pages, checklists, and activity packs — free, no email required.
In practice: Waiting-room stock and homework supplements. Print what fits the caseload.
About the app the handouts reference
Talk & Listen (App Store: "Learn to Talk: First Words") maps 100+ vehicles to early-developing sounds, with visual indicators, syllable aids, sound filters, and schwa-free audio. It runs fully offline — home practice works in the car, in a waiting room, anywhere — and costs families $4.99 once, with no subscription to lapse between sessions.
Caseload licensing, since it's the first question: one $4.99 purchase on your own device covers every child you see with it — no per-child seats, no logins, no accounts. The full licensing and data-handling answers are on /for-professionals.
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