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About
This app helps children and English language learners practice specific speech sounds (/k/ and /g/) through interactive games and flashcards. Developed by a certified speech-language pathologist, it targets common pronunciation challenges.
What's New in Articulate C,K,G
5.2
January 26, 2020
User interface improvements.
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FAQ
What age is Articulate C,K,G suitable for?
Articulate C,K,G is suitable for users aged 4 and above. The app's content and interactive features are designed to be engaging for young learners.
What specific speech sounds does Articulate C,K,G focus on?
Articulate C,K,G specifically focuses on the velar phonemes, which are the /k/ and /g/ sounds. It provides practice in various phonetic contexts for these sounds.
Can Articulate C,K,G be used by parents without a speech therapist?
Yes, Articulate C,K,G can be used by parents to help their children practice the /k/ and /g/ sounds. It is designed to be a helpful tool for home practice.
What learning methods does Articulate C,K,G use?
Articulate C,K,G utilizes methods such as auditory bombardment and flashcard drilling with 145 images and optional spoken words. It also includes a matching game to keep users motivated.
How often is Articulate C,K,G updated?
The latest version of Articulate C,K,G is 5.2, which was last updated on January 26, 2020. This indicates the app has received updates since its release in 2018.
What devices support Articulate C,K,G?
Articulate C,K,G is supported on iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices. This ensures accessibility across a range of Apple mobile devices.
What is the price of Articulate C,K,G?
Articulate C,K,G is a paid application priced at $4.99. This is a one-time purchase for access to all features.
Does Articulate C,K,G help with other speech issues besides /k/ and /g/ sounds?
Yes, the app may also be useful for addressing phonological processes such as initial consonant deletion, final consonant deletion, weak syllable deletion, and cluster simplification, in addition to velar fronting.










