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mad
make
man
map
March
mask
match
math
May
meet
mess
mice
might
milk
mine
mix
Mom
month
moon
moose
more
mouse
mouth
mud
human
lemon
woman
family
camera
plumber
tomato
lawnmower
hamburger
submarine
chimney
numbers
drummer
animal
salami
timer
human
dreaming
argument
Wyoming
chameleon
mammal
image
famous
tournament
clam
climb
comb
cream
dime
dream
flame
game
gym
ham
home
hum
lamb
Mom
name
palm
plumb
room
scream
slim
stream
swim
team
thumb
time
machine
mailman
mammal
manners
married
maybe
measured
member
metal
middle
minute
mirror
mister
mitten
Monday
money
monkey
movie
muffin
muscle
magazine
magician
mailwoman
malfunction
management
manager
manual
marching band
marshmallow
mechanic
melody
messenger
meteor
Mexico
microphone
microwave
Montana
Mother's Day
multiply
musician
macaroni
magnificent
Massachusetts
mediocre
meticulous
Mexican food
military
Minnesota
miserable
misinterpret
misrepresent
Mississippi
monotonous
monumental
mysterious
mythology
magnification
major general
manipulation
manual training
manufacturer
mathematical
Memorial Day
memorization
metropolitan
misrepresented
misunderstanding
modification
multiplication
mysteriously
camel
chimney
climbing
comet
demand
dreaming
famous
grammar
hammer
human
image
lemon
limit
mammal
plumber
someone
summer
swimming
timer
woman
animal
argument
camera
cinnamon
comedy
customer
demonstrate
family
flamingo
laundromat
lawnmower
memory
salami
sledge hammer
submarine
summer school
summertime
tomato
tournament
Wyoming
Alabama
America
amphibian
anonymous
chameleon
climbing safety
demolition
humility
insomnia
intimidate
monumental
noncommittal
paramedic
phenomenon
proximity
unanimous
accommodating
administration
condominium
geometrical
hippopotamus
immediately
Memorial Day
momentarily
simultaneous
unanimously
bathroom
become
bedroom
bedtime
blossom
coatroom
courtroom
custom
daydream
daytime
denim
extreme
first name
half time
ice cream
mushroom
problem
random
springtime
wisdom
antonym
bubble gum
calcium
diagram
dining room
elbowroom
Hall of Fame
helium
homonym
honeycomb
Hoover Dam
living room
maximum
minimum
overtime
reading room
sour cream
stadium
summertime
synonym
aluminum
aquarium
family room
gymnasium
heroism
Jerusalem
journalism
petroleum
video game
auditorium
condominium
mad girl
friendly mailman
travel map
party mask
wooden match
white milk
side view mirror
nice mom
paper money
hairy monkey
bright moon
black moose
little mouse
girl mouth
funny movie
brown mud
brown muffin
big muscle
She is mad at her friend.
The mailman delivered the letters.
He found the city on the map.
Wear a mask to the party.
Please light the match and start the fire.
A glass of milk is good for you.
I checked my side view mirror.
My mom gave me a hug.
He put the money in his pocket.
The monkey is looking for food.
The moon was shining bright.
The moose has big antlers.
The mouse wanted some cheese.
She has white teeth in her mouth.
We are going to the movie at 7 o'clock.
She is walking in the mud.
That chocolate muffin looks good.
His muscle is so big.
ark animals
humpback camel
digital camera
brick chimney
rock climber
rock drummer
happy family
pink flamingo
juicy hamburger
metal hammer
new lawnmower
cut lemon
colored numbers
smart plumber
swimming fast
kitchen timer
red tomato
pretty woman
There were lots of animals on the ark.
The camel is in the desert.
She has a digital camera.
The chimney is made of brick.
The rock climber used ropes.
He is a drummer in a band.
The family was very happy.
The flamingo was walking by the shore.
Let's get a hamburger for dinner.
Hit the nail with the hammer.
He cut the grass with a lawnmower.
He squeezed lemon on his fish.
Put the numbers in order.
The plumber fixed the leaky pipe.
She is swimming under water.
Set the timer for 5 minutes.
Cut up one tomato and add it to the stew.
She is a happy woman.
tiled bathroom
tidy bedroom
girl's bedtime
clam shells
climb up
hair comb
shiny dime
fun game
juicy ham
get home
cold ice cream
baby lamb
white mushroom
palm up
loud scream
swim fast
soccer team
thumbs up
The bathroom had marble tile.
I always keep my bedroom tidy.
They read a book at bedtime.
The clam shells are open.
She likes to climb a rock wall.
She likes to comb her hair.
Each gumball costs one dime.
They are playing a fun game.
We had ham for dinner.
We see dad when we get home.
Here is your bowl of ice cream.
The lamb is so cute.
We saw a mushroom in the grass.
He is holding her palm up.
She can scream really loud.
He likes to swim in the lake.
The team has their first game today.
She gave him a thumbs up.
Have you ever had lemon ice cream? Matt, his brother Mason, and their whole family loved it. But Matt's family is not a typical family. They are a family of monkeys. They live in the metro zoo in Maine. They always make a mess when they eat ice cream, but Mac the zookeeper gives it to each member of the family on their birthday.
Today was Matt's birthday and he couldn't wait to get his lemon ice cream. Last night, at bedtime, he couldn't sleep. All he could think about was the cold, yummy, lemon flavor in his mouth.
When Matt first saw Mac, he moved closer to him to see if he had the ice cream. When he saw Mac's face he got worried.
"Sorry Matt," said Mac, "I couldn't get any lemon ice cream for you. They were all out. I'll make it up to you though. Don't worry!"
Matt was sad and mad. He wanted to scream but he knew that wouldn't help anything. Just then Mac pulled a shiny object out of his pocket.
"Here ya go," said Mac, "Here is a dime."
This would make a great addition to his collection of shiny objects. Matt was happy with his birthday dime and smiled at Mac to say thank you.
Mel had the perfect idea for a new restaurant. He wanted to make and sell clam hamburgers. If everyone loved clams as much as he did, his restaurant would be a success.
And that would only be the start. He would make clam muffins, clam ice cream, and clam tomato pie. He told his friend, Michael, about the idea. Michael told him he should ask some people if they would eat those types of food.
Mel started talking to everyone he met. He talked to the plumber, the mailman, a woman at the store, some people on the swim team, family members, and a drummer in the park.
He asked all of them if they would pay money for a delicious clam hamburger. All of them said, "No."
Mel couldn't believe it.
"Doesn't everyone love clams as much as me?" he thought.
Later that day Mel talked to his mom. She told him not to give up on his dream and that the right idea would come to him. Mel thanked his mom and followed her advice.
The next day he had more ideas and started making plans to work on them.
Mindy wanted to travel more. She watched a movie about someone who traveled the world and that is what she was going to do.
She told her family and left home with her camera, comb, a map, and some other belongings. There were so many things she wanted to do and see.
She wanted to see a flamingo, a moose, masks from other countries, a camel, and a tomato the size of a watermelon. She wanted to climb the highest mountain, swim in the ocean, and see the bathroom in a king's palace. She would have so many stories to tell.
When she got to the bus station and was ready to buy a ticket, she realized...she didn't have any money. "They didn't show that in the movie," she thought as she walked home, "I'm sure I can solve this problem."
This list of functional words was professionally selected to be the most useful for a child or adult who has difficulty with producing the "M" sound.
We encourage you to use this list when practicing at home.
Doing home practice will help your child make much faster progress toward correct production.
Speech-Language Pathologists (SLPs) are only able to see students/clients 30-60 mins (or less) per week.
This is not enough time for your child to overcome an articulation disorder with the "M" sound. But with high caseloads...
...it's all SLPs can do.
There's only so much time in the day.
Every day that your child goes without practice it becomes more and more difficult to correct an "M" error because he/she continues to say it incorrectly.
We know life is busy , but if you're reading this you're probably someone who cares about helping their loved one as much as you can.
Practice 5-10 minutes whenever you can, but try to do it on a consistent basis (daily).
Please, please, please use this list to practice.
It will be a great benefit to you and your loved one's progress.
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