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The Blue Tree Publishing Speech Articulation Anatomy Poster is a large, 24"x36" laminated educational chart designed for speech-language pathology and linguistics education. Featuring detailed, water-resistant illustrations of mouth anatomy and sound production, it supports interactive learning with a dry-erase surface. Ideal for classrooms, clinics, and study spaces, this durable poster enhances understanding of vowels, fricatives, and diphthongs in American English.
| Frame Type | Unframed |
| Indoor Outdoor Usage | Indoor |
| Item Dimensions L x W | 36"L x 24"W |
| Item Shape | Rectangular |
| Item Weight | 8 ounces |
| Mounting Type | Wall Mount |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Orientation | Portrait |
| Product Dimensions | 36"L x 24"W |
| Recommended Uses For Product | education,teach,learn,display,study,gift,Medical |
| Shape | Rectangular |
| Size | 36"L x 24"W |
| Theme | speech articulation |
D**Y
Excellent Aid in my University Voice Studio
Excellent Aid in my University Voice Studio...Gives a clear and descriptive look at the what and hows of articulation! Dr. Abby Burke
R**E
Five Stars
Very helpful tool while going through graduate school to become an SLP.
M**A
It’s great but always could improve.
This is great study tool/visual! I love how it’s organized and easy to read. The sentence examples I’m not entirely in love with given I noticed some errors between voiced/aspirated phonemes in the sentence examples. But other than that great product for a steal.
J**S
British Phonemes not North American
These are for British phonemes and not North American. I missed that in the product description. Still, it's pretty good. They should make an NA version.
L**E
Inappropriate
Absolutely inappropriate sentences for a mixed clinic or a pediatric clinic. They could’ve come up with something better.
L**R
The mistakes I pointed out to Blue Tree years ago ...
The mistakes I pointed out to Blue Tree years ago are still there. If you don't see the huge mistakes in the vowel chart (e.g., /e/ and "eh" are mixed up), you didn't learn enough in school and shouldn't be teaching. Stop "learning" from posters, go to school, get an actual education.
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