All Smiles Activity for Articulation of the B Sound Speech Therapy Intervention

Copy and laminate or put in sheet protector. Use dry erase marker to make teeth.
Copy color or B&W prints and use markers, crayons, etc. to make teeth.
For teletherapy, put on screen and draw teeth, or use small images of teeth.

This cute, motivational activity will make repetition of target sounds in words, phrases and sentences FUN! It targets students in grades preK – 2 for articulation of the B sound in the initial, medial and final positions of words, phrases, and sentences.  Students complete a task, and are rewarded by drawing or putting a tooth on the wide mouthed child.

Targeted B Words
Targeted B words for articulation include, ball, bear, bee, bell, bat, button, lady bug, zebra, rabbit, robot, sail boat, umbrella, bib, sob, cob, tub, cube, and cub. The children’s names are Bailey, Bella, Bri, Brooke, Ben Billy Bobby and Brent.

Includes
48 pages of activities
16 different children to choose from (8 color and 8 B&W)
3 different sheets (levels) for each child –
---one sheet has 12 words with B in the initial position,
---one sheet has 12 words (6 words with B in the initial position and 6 with
B in the final position).
----One sheet has 18 words (6 words with B in the initial position, 6 with B
in the medial position, and 6 words with B in the final position.

1 Sheet of parent directions for homework.


Suggested Activities for Target Words, Phrases and Sentences
Tasks
1. Have the student say one word a predetermined number of times (i.e., 1-10 times) and then draw a tooth in the mouth as a reward.
2. Have the student say a predetermined number of words, or a row of words and then draw a tooth in the mouth as a reward.
3. Have the student say all of the words and then draw a tooth in the mouth.
4. Have the student use a sentence starter such as, “I see a ___”. “Bella likes _____.
5. Have the child make up a sentence using the word.

When you are done you could count the number of teeth the student has drawn, color pictures on the page, etc.

Game
If you are working with more than one child, all the children could count the number of teeth they earned, and the student with the most teeth is the winner.

Suggested Activities for Parent Homework Sheet
Practice sheet with student and send home to parent(s) along with parent directions.

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