hand2mind Talking Mirror My Sounds Phoneme Set, Phonemic Awareness, Speech Therapy Materials, Phonics Manipulatives, Toddler Talking Flash Cards, Letter Sounds, Preschool Learning Activities

Perfect for kids learning to speak or kiddos in speech therapy. My son has graduated from his speech therapy and I bought this for him to bring with him and they used it A LOT and it was so cool to see it be like a “game” for him to learn! Isn’t a bad price for what it is! Good size which makes it easy to bring along. Also great sound quality for easy listening.

I have 8 of these and they’re bought them after trying the mirrors without any sound enhancement. My students love them and want to use them all the time. Works great as a tool with UFLI and Heggerty. especially because there is a ton of research that indicates mirror practice enhances all aspects of language. I am an ESOL teacher and these are so essential for my newcomers!!

This is great for students developing language and mouth formations. I use this in my small groups to help students who may need speech but can't qualify due to other circumstances.

Colorful pictures on sturdy cards. High quality construction, so mirror and device will not break. Audio has different settings and is easy to charge with the adapter it comes with. Perfect size for little hands to use this educational tool independently.

Work nice. Wish you could put batteries as well!!!!

The media could not be loaded. Love it so cute well to me can’t wait to use with my kids and help with there speech

Great concept except it doesn't hold a charge. I bought this in preparation for my autistic grandson's annual month long visit in July. NOT HAPPY and can't recommend

As a speech-language pathologist, I was hopeful that Mirror My Sounds from hand2mind would be a helpful visual tool for my clients. Unfortunately, it didn’t hold their attention the way I’d hoped. Many of my students didn’t find the mirror engaging, and several even disliked using it altogether. We often had to supplement with a larger mirror to make it functional in sessions.On the other hand, hand2mind’s 3D Sound & Phonics Cards have been a game changer. All of my clients and students consistently prefer them—and frankly, so do I. The real, moving photographic images of the tongue, lips, and mouth captivate my clients and clearly show both the initial and final articulatory positions for each sound. They’re especially effective for visual learners and students with speech sound disorders.Each card is color coded by the type of sound and includes built-in “sound cues,” which provide guidance on how to introduce and explain the sound, as well as word examples for practice. These cards are perfect for teaching phonetics, reinforcing letter-sound relationships, and supporting early readers, children with speech and language challenges, and English language learners.If you’re deciding between the two, I highly recommend investing in the 3D Sound & Phonics Cards-they’re far more engaging and clinically useful.