Erin Head

Go fishing with this /t/ articulation game! Cut out and laminate and then add a paperclip to each fish and make a fishing pole by hot gluing a string on a stick and a magnet on the end! As you catch the fish, say the word represented. If the word is said correctly, you keep the fish; if it is said incorrectly, throw the fish back. Whoever catches the most fish wins! To target at phrase and sentence level, put the worms out with the fish and catch a fish and a worm. Put the two together to make a

Go fishing with this /l/ articulation game! Cut out and laminate and then add a paperclip to each fish and make a fishing pole by hot gluing a string on a stick and a magnet on the end! As you catch the fish, say the word represented. If the word is said correctly, you keep the fish; if it is said incorrectly throw the fish back. Whoever catches the most fish wins! To target at phrase and sentence level, put the worms out with the fish and catch a fish and a worm. Put the two together to make a

Go fishing with this /k/ articulation game! Cut out and laminate and then add a paperclip to each fish and make a fishing pole by hot gluing a string on a stick and a magnet on the end! As you catch the fish, say the word represented. If the word is said correctly, you keep the fish; if it is said incorrectly throw the fish back. Whoever catches the most fish wins! To target at phrase and sentence level, put the worms out with the fish and catch a fish and a worm. Put the two together to make a

Go fishing with this /g/ articulation game! Cut out and laminate and then add a paperclip to each fish and make a fishing pole by hot gluing a string on a stick and a magnet on the end! As you catch the fish, say the word represented. If the word is said correctly, you keep the fish; if it is said incorrectly throw the fish back. Whoever catches the most fish wins! To target at phrase and sentence level, put the worms out with the fish and catch a fish and a worm. Put the two together to make a

Help the pirate find his treasure with this articulation game! Use game pieces from any game and a dice! Roll the dice, go the number of spaces and say the word pictured. To get more responses, say the word the number of times that you rolled. For example, if I rolled a 4, I would go 4 spaces and say the word 4 times! The first one to the treasure wins!! Includes: 3 game boards, 1 initial /l/, 1 medial /l/, and 1 final /l/. **print on light blue paper

This activity works great for working on 2-syllable words! Use bingo dobbers, stickers, markers, or even play-doh to mark each syllable when it is said.

Go fishing with this 3-syllable word fishing game! Cut out and laminate and then add a paperclip to each fish and make a fishing pole by hot gluing a string on a stick and a magnet on the end! As you catch the fish, say the word represented. If the word is said correctly, you keep the fish; if it is said incorrectly, throw the fish back. Whoever catches the most fish wins! To target at phrase and sentence level, put the worms out with the fish and catch a fish and a worm. Put the two together to

This activity works great for working on 3-syllable words! Use bingo dobbers, stickers, markers, or even play-doh to mark each syllable when it is said.

This activity works great for working on 4-syllable words! Use bingo dobbers, stickers, markers, or even play-doh to mark each syllable when it is said.

Can be used for clothing vocabulary and following directions. Print all of the clothes and let your kiddo dress up the person.