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Would You Rather… AR? – Vocalic R “AR” Articulation Cards for Speech TherapyMake articulation practice engaging, silly, and effective with this Vocalic R “AR” Would You Rather activity! This set includes 16 colorful, kid-friendly question cards targeting the “AR” sound in fun contexts perfect for elementary students. Each card features a playful Would You Rather question with at least one “AR” word, helping students practice their target sound in connected speech while making fun choices. Per

Cut and Glue Apple Picking Worksheet | F Articulation Practice | Speech Therapy ActivityBring fall fun into your speech therapy sessions with this cut-and-glue apple picking worksheet designed specifically for targeting a variety of speech sounds including f, v, t, d, k, g, s, and z! Perfect for SLPs, teachers, or intervention specialists, this hands-on activity helps students build articulation skills while enjoying a seasonal, interactive craft. What's Included:24 printable worksheets with a

Articulation Roll-A-Turkey | November Articulation CraftivityLooking for a low-prep activity for your November speech sessions? Look no further! This print-and-go activity is great for game-lovers and craft-lovers alike! Perfect for 1:1 or small-group sessions, this activity challenges students to practice their speech and language skills while competing with their clinicians and peers to be the first to complete their turkey. Pair this activity with your favorite articulation word lists to make

Looking for ready-to-use word lists to provide to families and incorporate during sessions?These word lists include tips and tricks for eliciting S and Z as well as clear, step-by-step placement prompts to promote practice both in and out of the therapy room. This resource contains: 32+ words for S and Z in each word position (initial, medial, and final)Tips for use:Wait until children have demonstrated success during sessions to avoid negative practice at home.Give parents clear instructions on

Would You Rather… OR? – Vocalic R “OR” Articulation Cards for Speech TherapyMake articulation practice engaging, silly, and effective with this Vocalic R “OR” Would You Rather activity! This set includes 16 colorful, kid-friendly question cards targeting the “OR” sound in fun contexts perfect for elementary students. Each card features a playful Would You Rather question with at least one “OR” word, helping students practice their target sound in connected speech while making fun choices. Per

Looking for ready-to-use word lists to provide to families and incorporate during sessions?These word lists include tips and tricks for eliciting F and V as well as clear, step-by-step placement prompts to promote practice both in and out of the therapy room. This resource contains: 32+ words for F and V in each word position (initial, medial, and final)Tips for use:Wait until children have demonstrated success during sessions to avoid negative practice at home.Give parents clear instructions on

Minimal Pairs Dot and Say: Fall Apple Theme Make speech therapy fun and engaging this fall with this Minimal Pairs Dot and Say Activity! Designed to target gliding (w/r, w/l) and fronting (t/k, d/g), this activity gives students repeated practice with minimal pairs while keeping sessions interactive and motivating. Students will love “dotting” the apples as they practice each word pair—perfect for use with bingo daubers, mini erasers, playdough, or stickers. Each dot provides another oppo

No-Prep Halloween Articulation Activity | Vocalic RLooking for a way to incorporate the season into your sessions? Try using this candy articulation activity! This resource is a quick, no-prep activity that may be used in sessions or as a take-home activity to target vocalic R in all word positions. This activity includes popular candies to connect what students are practicing in speech to what is happening outside of the therapy room. Use this resource as a conversation starter to learn more

Looking for a way to target /L/ at the sentence and conversation level?This resource encourages students to create their own sentences with L across all word positions! This is a great way to encourage generalization beyond drill-based practice both in and out of the therapy space. How to use this low-prep resource:Materials needed: 2-3 dice, coloring materials, a printed copy of page 2Invite students to roll the dice and pick pictures from the corresponding columns. Prompt them to create their

Cut and Glue Apple Picking Worksheet | F Articulation Practice | Speech Therapy Activity*This is a free sample of my complete Apple Picking Articulation activity, located here.*Bring fall fun into your speech therapy sessions with this cut-and-glue apple picking worksheet designed specifically for targeting the /f/ sound! Perfect for SLPs, teachers, or intervention specialists, this hands-on activity helps students build articulation skills while enjoying a seasonal, interactive craft. What