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Wind Up Toy Companion FREEBIE for Articulation

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PreK - 1st
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4 pages

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Wind Up Toy Companion for Articulation FREEBIE
A Speech Therapy activity
This activity was designed to be a simple, no-prep activity to target articulation in an engaging way. This version includes initial p, b, & m.
The full pack includes the following sounds: Initial/medial/final: p, b, m, n, t, d, k, g, f; initial h, y, w; sblends (separate mats for sp, st, sm, sn, sk, sl, sw) in color and black & white. These mats were created as a way to use wind up toys for articulation practice (wind up toys not included, must be purchased separately).
⭐Click here to see the full pack
→Materials Needed: Wind Up Artic mat, wind up toy, books (optional to use as a barrier).
→ Suggestion: I use the slower moving wind ups, the quick ones make this activity a little difficult. If you only have the fast kind, please see version 2 below on how you can still use them with this product.
To use:
→ Version 1: Twist a wind up toy and place it on the start line. As it travels, practice the words it crosses over. You can practice as it travels or wait until it stops and practice the words it traveled over afterwards (the depends on how fast your wind up is). If the wind up gets to the edge of the mat, simply turn it around so it can find more articulation words to cross over! Repeat this as many times as you want! The therapist will determine how many trials per word.
→ Version 2: Place the wind up on each circle and practice the target word. After all of the words are practiced, wind up the toy at the start line and watch it go. In this version, the wind up toy is a reward for practicing the words.
→ Optional: Use books to create a barrier around the mat so the wind-up can’t go off of it. My wind ups don’t turn around automatically, so I still have to turn them when the get to the edge of the mat.
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✍ To get notified of sales and freebies, sign up for my email list! I send out monthly freebies, tips, and news! Panda Speech Mail
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A Speech Therapy activity
This activity was designed to be a simple, no-prep activity to target articulation in an engaging way. This version includes initial p, b, & m.
The full pack includes the following sounds: Initial/medial/final: p, b, m, n, t, d, k, g, f; initial h, y, w; sblends (separate mats for sp, st, sm, sn, sk, sl, sw) in color and black & white. These mats were created as a way to use wind up toys for articulation practice (wind up toys not included, must be purchased separately).
⭐Click here to see the full pack
→Materials Needed: Wind Up Artic mat, wind up toy, books (optional to use as a barrier).
→ Suggestion: I use the slower moving wind ups, the quick ones make this activity a little difficult. If you only have the fast kind, please see version 2 below on how you can still use them with this product.
To use:
→ Version 1: Twist a wind up toy and place it on the start line. As it travels, practice the words it crosses over. You can practice as it travels or wait until it stops and practice the words it traveled over afterwards (the depends on how fast your wind up is). If the wind up gets to the edge of the mat, simply turn it around so it can find more articulation words to cross over! Repeat this as many times as you want! The therapist will determine how many trials per word.
→ Version 2: Place the wind up on each circle and practice the target word. After all of the words are practiced, wind up the toy at the start line and watch it go. In this version, the wind up toy is a reward for practicing the words.
→ Optional: Use books to create a barrier around the mat so the wind-up can’t go off of it. My wind ups don’t turn around automatically, so I still have to turn them when the get to the edge of the mat.
Try my other toy companions!
• Articulation Feeding Mats for Farm Animals: A Speech Therapy Toy Companion
• Articulation and Language Racing Mats Toy Companion BUNDLE!
• Earn Your Bricks Language Toy Companion: A Speech Therapy Activity
• Frog Launching Pad Toy Companion BUNDLE: Articulation and Language Activity
• Train Tracks for Phonological Processing Toy Companion
• Wind Up Toy Companion for Articulation
Check out My Blocks Products (companions for the stacking blocks game)
→ Language Blocks
→ Language Builders
→ Articulation Blocks
→ Fluency Blocks
→ Conversation Blocks
My other game companions
► Climb it & Slide, Articulation companion for Chutes and Ladders
► 4 to Score, Articulation Companion for Four in a Row Game
► Check out Speech-Zee (a companion for popular dice game)
✍ To get notified of sales and freebies, sign up for my email list! I send out monthly freebies, tips, and news! Panda Speech Mail
Looking for more engaging articulation products?
Artic Swat Bundle! Squish or Swat flies while practicing phonemes!
Articulation Homework Bundle
Dab A Sound Football Edition!
Total Pages
4 pages
Answer Key
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Teaching Duration
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