This is a SIMPLE and FUN activity to target articulation in speech therapy! The PDF contains SOUND-SPECIFIC picture searches that will CHALLENGE your students. They'll love this unique activity for something NEW and DIFFERENT to work on articulation in speech therapy. This game-like activity MOTIVATES students as they scan the page to find all of each item. You won't even have to ask them to practice the words, since reporting their answers will NATURALLY elicit the target words! With a total of 17 picture searches, you'll be able to target each student's specific goal(s). Each page focuses on a specific articulation sound and contains separate word lists for each word position including /t, d, k, g, f, v, s, z, th, sh, ch, dg, l, r/ and /r, l, s/ clusters. In the zipped file, you'll get 2 PDFs that you can use in a variety of ways: ✅ The BLACK & WHITE version can be printed with minimal ink and used for in-person THERAPY or sent as HOMEWORK. ✅ The COLOR version may be presented DIGITALLY on a device (such as an iPad or smartboard) or used on a TELETHERAPY platform. ✨ An ANSWER KEY is included so you know how many of each object are on each page. Students will love comparing their answers to see if they found all the items! Add a little friendly competition by... Racing to see who can find all the pictures first. Comparing answers with others. Other SLPs are saying... ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Brooke C. says, "My students love to guess how many objects are in this picture search! This resource is great for small groups because the students can practice their sounds using the picture search and then count when it's not their turn with me." ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Gillian B. says, "Super creative and engaging! This will keep students busy while also practicing lots of repetitions! Great for in-person or teletherapy." ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Gina C. says, "I was able to get so many productions from this activity. I've used it so many different ways, the most favorite is racing to see who can find all the pictures under 30 seconds. We move fast and get so many trials!" This versatile resource can fill plenty of time (and achieve LOTS of trials) during your in-person or teletherapy sessions, but may also be used as a warm-up, session finisher, or homework assignment. Don't miss out on this exciting articulation activity!