Articulation therapy can be tedious and repetitive! Read low-prep ways to keep your students motivated with articulation card activities.
Articulation cards are a staple in Speech Therapy rooms. Articulation Flash Cards can be used in so many ways with preschoolers and elementary students... buuuttt sometimes they can get boring and repetitive. Check out these articulation card ideas to bring some new and exciting speech therapy activities into your therapy room! You can use these ideas in group therapy or in one-on-one sessions or even send them home for easy articulation homework ideas! • WHAT’S THERE?: Place 5 cards around the
Articulation therapy can be tedious and repetitive! Read low-prep ways to keep your students motivated with articulation card activities.
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Do you ever have days where you know exactly what you need to target, but are just looking for a different way to do it? I know I have had many days like that, especially when working on articulation. My first year in the schools, I know that I was so frustrated with the monotony (to me at the time) of working on articulation, that I wasn't sure I even wanted to do the job anymore! With my crazy caseload now, I have gotten over the feeling that articulation work is monotonous, and now embrace the time I have with my students working on articulation. We can have so much fun together! So, you may ask, how did I get over the feeling of monotony? Well, I made a deal with myself that I would try to change things up. I would take items that I already had and use them as reinforcing activities during articulation work. Here are ten activities that really work for me: 1. Go Fishin- This is a game that I had in my speech room, and every time I had it out for my preschool population, my older students would see it and want to play too. So, I changed it into a way to use it for articulation work. I wrote numbers on the bottom of each fish, so that each time my students catch a fish, they have to say their word or sentence that many number of times. If I could do this again, I would start with higher numbers (I did 1-4) to get more productions. 2. Making Progressive Sentences- My kids think this is hysterical. We start with one articulation card and make a sentence. "I see a soccer player." Then, we add a card and add to our sentence. "I see a soccer player eating a sandwich." Then, we add even more! "I see a soccer player eating a sandwich with Santa." 3. Chipper Chat- This is my one go to item that is fun for all ages. My students LOVE to pick up the chips with the magnetic wand. Students roll the dice and say their word or sentence the number of times on the dice. Then, they get chips to put on their board. When they fill up the board, they can take the chips off. Sometimes, I have students start with all of the chips on the board and take that number of chips off the board. I use the set from Super Duper Inc., but there are lots of different magnet chip boards that you can find on Teachers Pay Teachers. If you don't buy the Chipper Chat set, you can find a bingo magnet and chips at a store like Wal-Mart or Target. I have even seen them at the dollar store occasionally. 4. Paper Clips on Articulation Cards- This works great with the chipper chat magnet wands. Just put paper clips on your articulation cards, and the kids can go fishing for cards. I like to put the cards face down so that the cards are a "surprise" each time. 5. Memory- Ok, I'm sorry, but really, my kids of all ages still LOVE to play memory! I try not to play it too often so it doesn't wear out it's welcome though. 6. Paper Bag- Put cards in a paper bag and pull them out. Try to guess what you will get before you pull it out. If you guess correctly, you get to keep it. First person to guess all of their cards correctly wins. Some kids have a really eerie ability to do this! 7. A Good Book- I love to take a good book out for students and try to find words that start with their sound. I pull out a piece of paper and we write down all of the words that have their sound. I love when I can have them bring books from class for this so that they may think about those words again during reading groups with their teacher. 8. Categories! I have students pick a word from their articulation cards and tell me the category of the item. We create piles of different categories and see how many different piles we can make. Students have to say their word in a sentence, "A sandwich is an food." I love this activity because students get both articulation and language benefits. 9. Guess the Item- I describe the articulation word to the student and see if they can guess the word I am describing. 10. Articulation Recall- We roll the dice to see how many cards the student has to recall. I then present that number of words to the student and give them a moment to memorize them. Then, we flip them over face down and see if the student can recall each word before flipping it back. There you have it! Whether you are just starting out or a seasoned veteran, hopefully some of these ideas will help you to cut the monotony and put more fun in your articulation sessions.
Articulation therapy can be tedious and repetitive! Read low-prep ways to keep your students motivated with articulation card activities.
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Visual Cue Articulation Cards Speech Therapy Cue Cards Warmup Activity Cards - Use for Multiple Targets! Make Articulation Practice Fun and Engaging! Unlock the potential of your speech therapy sessions with our Visual Cue Articulation Cards. These specially designed cue cards are perfect for helping children improve their articulation skills in a fun and interactive way. Whether you’re a seasoned speech-language pathologist or just starting, these cards will become an invaluable part of your toolkit. What’s Inside: 10 Visual Cue Cards: Each card features vibrant, child-friendly illustrations to represent various sounds and words. Articulation Practice: Focuses on common articulation targets, helping children practice and master their speech sounds. Warmup Activity Cards: Includes a set of cards specifically designed for warmup activities, getting kids ready for their session. Printable and Durable: High-quality digital download, easy to print and laminate for repeated use. Easy-to-Use Guide: Step-by-step instructions on how to incorporate the cards into your sessions effectively. Why You’ll Love It: Engaging and Interactive: Keeps children motivated and interested, making articulation practice less of a chore and more of a game. Versatile Tool: Perfect for individual therapy sessions, group activities, or even at-home practice with parents. Time-Saving: Ready-to-use cards that simplify your session planning and allow you to focus more on therapy and less on preparation. Keywords: Visual Cue Articulation Cards, Speech Therapy Cue Cards, Warmup Activity Cards, Speech Pathology Tools, Articulation Practice, SLP Resources Enhance Your Therapy Sessions with Ease Designed with the needs of speech-language pathologists in mind, our Visual Cue Articulation Cards are here to support you in delivering effective and enjoyable therapy. These cards not only make sessions more engaging for children but also help you achieve your therapeutic goals more efficiently. Add these Visual Cue Articulation Cards to your speech therapy toolkit today and see the difference in your sessions! If you have any questions or need further assistance, feel free to reach out. We’re here to support your success! ShantheSpeechie
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