Richard was greeted in his room by SLP. He was eager to tell me he lost his front tooth. He expressed he wouldn't be able to "work on his /s/ sound anymore" however today was a GREAT day for Richard. His /s/ in conversation was in fact the best I have seen to date. He produced /s/ accurately in all positions with approximately 70% accuracy (even with a missing front tooth). We targeted /s/ at the sentence level in which Richard was directed to self generate sentences given a picture and he produced /s/ in all positions with 100% accuracy during this structured task. His progress is quite fast. /s/ blends continue to be more challenging as he omits the second phoneme in the blend (i.e. "sunk" for skunk"). We targeted /s/ blends at the phrase level given a verbal model with the following accuracy: /sk/ 5/8, /sn/ 6/6, /st/ 1/7, and /sp/ 3/6. Self awareness of correct and incorrect production has improved. With auditory comprehension tasks, a 4 sentence short story was read aloud, Richard answered simple "wh" questions about the stories with 62% accuracy, requiring moderate verbal cues/prompts. Richard was very pleasant and cooperative in today's session! Way to go, Richard.