Apraxia of Speech Practice: Plan Words Step by Step

With apraxia of speech, you know the word — but your mouth won't follow the plan. This exercise breaks speaking down into small, repeatable steps: pick the sounds you want to work on, see and hear the word, and build up from sounds to syllables to whole words at your own speed.

You choose what to practice (which sounds, which level), every model can be replayed, and nothing moves on until you are ready. Part of the Premium library.

Aphasia and apraxia often arrive together — here is how they differ and how to practice. Many people pair this with naming practice to put the words to work. Read the Planning Words guide — how it works and who it is used with.

See all free aphasia exercises, organized by skill.