Working on articulation doesn't have to be spooky! You can save precious planning time by printing out these Halloween themed bingo boards for your students working on articulation at the word and sentence level. The seven bingo sets available address the following sounds: /k/ /l/ pre-vocalic and vocalic /r/ /r/ blends /s/ blends /p/, /b/, and /m/ /n/

Playing with sounds can be so much fun when using alliteration. For speech therapy groups it's great for phonemic awareness and fun sound practice. Develop better writing and vocabulary skills with your language therapy groups as well.

These mats are great for your students that love playing with dough during their sessions. Laminate the pages and have your students smash a small ball of dough on each picture after they say it. Looking for a no-mess version that's also perfect for teletherapy? Check out the interactive version that lets students move a "smash" onto the pictures after they say them.

Make practicing speech sounds fun with these mazes! As students go through the mazes, they practice the "r" words that they pass along the way! They also make great homework pages!

Need another fun way to work on /r/ clusters? Here's one that older students like because it involves some strategy. Students take turns saying a word and dragging a line over it. When a student's line completes a box, they put a marker of their color in it. We've gotten great feedback on our connect games and hope your students enjoy them too! There is one game board included for each of the following in the print and interactive versions: /br/, /dr/, /fr/, /gr/, /kr/, /pr/, /tr/

Do you have students working on "r" sounds in sentences? These sentences are great for working on "r" sounds in all positions at the sentence level.

Once you start using practice grids, you'll never want to be without them! They are fantastic for practicing the same words over multiple sessions or for sending home with the student to practice between sessions.

Want to save yourself some stress and make sure your students get more sentence-level practice with each turn? Get these sound-loaded sentences and you're ready to go! Each of the 40 printed cards has a sentence that contains 3 to 6 vocalic or pre-vocalic r sounds. The number of sounds in the sentence is indicated on the card. This is helpful for tracking data, but can also be used for game points or moves on a game board.

Working on /s/ at the word or sentence level doesn’t have to be boring! With the printable file, you can have students pick a card and make a sentence with the word, use a stack of them for drill, or use them as stimulus cards for general games. You can also make two sets of them to use in memory-matching games. With the interactive file, the cards flip over one at a time, making practicing /s/ a bit more fun and interactive.

It's always nice to have some new articulation stimuli! These "r" sounds sentence cards are great for those students that are really making progress and need a bit of a challenge. Pre-vocalic and vowel-controlled "r" sounds are used in all positions of words at the sentence level.

Use these no prep, print-and-go pages with your students who are working on /l/, /r/, "er," "th," and /k/ at the word level. Use them with a group by letting students color a picture after each of their turns or send them home for practice. Each page has 10 words, which makes it easier for data collection!

🐔🪑⛓️ Rebus sentences are a great way to begin getting sound productions at the sentence level, even with non-readers. Their predictability allows even young children to produce basic sentences without a model. 🥪🍑⌚

Need another fun way to work on /g/? This one involves some strategy and is great for students who can read. Students take turns saying a word and drawing/dragging a line over it. When a student's line completes a box, they put a marker of their color in it. These are also easy and fun to send home as homework.

Picture-based, sound-focused game boards can be such a great tool to have in your bag of tricks. Older and younger students enjoy them, and they are a great way to start or end a therapy session. Of course, you can also print off copies to send home for a fun practice activity. Included is one game board for initial "ch" and one for final "ch" in interactive and printable versions.

Here's a fun, NO-PREP St. Patrick's Day therapy activity that can be used for a variety of therapy sessions. There are 50 clovers, which encourages a large number of productions.

This fun, interactive game makes working on /k/ at the word level exciting as students uncover hidden stars that fly across the screen when found. Each game board has 20 picture cards that are uncovered as they are clicked on. There are five game boards for each position of the sound, so your students can play multiple times and not know where the stars are hidden.

Your students will have fun practicing their "ch" sounds as they reveal and collect the hidden stars with this interactive game. Each game board has 20 picture cards that are uncovered as they are clicked on. When a card with a hidden star is clicked, the star is revealed and then flies across to the right-hand side of the screen. There are five game boards for initial "ch" and five boards for final "ch", so your students can play multiple times and not know where the stars are hidden.

Need /l/ sound sentences? Look no further! These sentences are great for working on /l/ in all positions at the sentence level.