Speech Rating Scale - Two Versions

You may or may not remember the Articulation Rating Scale I posted a few months back. I wanted a way to give children feedback on correcting distortions that showed progress even when they weren't getting the sound exactly correct. I came up with this:


Jenn (Crazy Speech World) came across that post and tried the rubric with the students in her school because the entire school was encouraging the use of self-assessment and rubrics with their students. She found the children really enjoyed using the scale, but her youngest students were overstimulated by the 5 point scale. So, she made a great simple version for her youngest kids. You can find the link to download it full-size in her post.


I really like the simple version and will be trying soon. Thanks Jenn!

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