Cued Speech products can be hard to come by. Here you will find sources within the cueing community that are known for quality and reliability. Additionally, you will see products from outside the community which can be adapted easily for use as excellent Cued Speech materials.

:: Cued Speech Products and Materials Fun stuff for cuers; Cued Speech mugs, t-shirts, magnets, etc.

:: Language Matters, Inc. Quality cued, spoken, and signed language products.

:: Cuemunication Resources & Services Unique and creative games to boost learning.

:: Cued Speech Discovery Instructional materials, games, books, and more...

 

:: Adaptable Materials :: Found outside our community, good for the classroom or professional development.

:: Materials for Cued Speech instruction These materials and products can help you add flair to your classes or put a fun twist on an old exercise.

:: Materials for cued language transliteration Accent and dialect tapes and CDs for actors can be great for practicing transphonation skills.

 

:: Recommended Reading

:: By Roles

:: Advocates What does it take to advance Cued Speech? Why does this remarkable tool remain relatively unheard of? How can you get the word out effectively and responsibly. These books will help you formulate the skills you will need to work effectively as a Cued Speech advocate.

:: Cued Language Instructors Besides knowing the handshapes and placements of the Cued Speech system, cued language instructors have to know how to teach! These books are well-organized, easy-to-implement overviews of the principles and practices of good instruction.

:: A Note to LMI Instructors: Resources for teaching (including information of learning disabilites) has been added to the information for Cued Language Instructors above. The Links page of this site also has information about organizations which offer support for teachers and parents of children with learning disabilities.

:: By Subject

:: Linguistics Whether you believe it or not, you will be empowered with a little linguistic knowledge. These books provide the answers to why we cue words the way we do. This list comprises good, basic primers in linguistics.