Over 180 speech therapy worksheets, activities, and flash cards for speech-language pathologists, teachers, and parents. Many of them are free! I created these materials to use with my clients, and I hope you can use them too.
Showing posts with label articulation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label articulation. Show all posts
Articulation: Vocalic /r/ Easter Themed Story
This is an Easter themed story loaded with vocalic /r/ words. Don't forget about my Easter themed spatial directions worksheet here!
Articulation: Z Sentence Flash Cards
These flash cards target articulation of /z/ in the word initial, medial, and final positions in complete sentences. These work great when laminated with AmazonBasics Thermal Laminating Pouches!
Articulation: S Data Sheet (Isolation & Syllables)
Free worksheet for collecting data on /s/ articulation in isolation and in syllables. Great for sending home for extra practice!
Articulation: F Sentences Flash Cards
Here are some sentence-level flash cards containing the /f/ phoneme in the initial, medial, and final word positions. These work great when laminated with AmazonBasics Thermal Laminating Pouches!
Articulation: J Sentence Flash Cards
Here
are the sets of "j" sound flash cards addressing "j"
in complete sentences. Great for working on articulation or the
phonological process error of deaffrication. These cards address the "j' sound in the word-initial, word-medial, and word-final positions. Note that this is not the same as the International Phonetic Alphabet /j/ sound which is actually pronounced like "y"! If I had an IPA font the "j" sound looks more like /dj/.
These work great when laminated with AmazonBasics Thermal Laminating Pouches!
These work great when laminated with AmazonBasics Thermal Laminating Pouches!
Articulation: G Sentence Flash Cards
Here
is the first of three sets of /g/ flash cards addressing the /g/
phoneme in complete sentences. These flash cards address /g/ in
the word-initial, word-medial, and word-final positions (8 cards for each position). Great for working on articulation or the
phonological process errors of fronting.
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Articulation: K Sentence Flash Cards
Here are three sets of /k/ flash cards addressing the /k/ phoneme in complete sentences. There are 16 flash cards (2 pages) of /k/ in each position (word-initial, word-medial, word-final). Great for working on articulation or the phonological process errors of fronting or backing.
These work great when laminated with AmazonBasics Thermal Laminating Pouches!
These work great when laminated with AmazonBasics Thermal Laminating Pouches!
Articulation: L Blends Sentence Flash Cards
Articulation: R Blends Sentence Flash Cards
Here are seven sets of r blends flash cards addressing r blends in complete sentences.
Each flash card is loaded with two words containing an /r/ blend. There are 7 pages included -- one page for each of the blends: br, dr, fr, kr, pr, tr.
Great for extra practice with articulation or phonological process errors!
Each flash card is loaded with two words containing an /r/ blend. There are 7 pages included -- one page for each of the blends: br, dr, fr, kr, pr, tr.
Great for extra practice with articulation or phonological process errors!
Articulation: S Blends Sentence Flash Cards
Each flash card has two words with an s-blend. They are separated by phoneme: sk, sl, sm, sn, sp, st, sw. 8 cards for each blend, for a total of 56 cards.
Good for working on articulation and phonological process errors (such as cluster reduction).
Royalty-free clipart is from openclipart.org!
Good for working on articulation and phonological process errors (such as cluster reduction).
Royalty-free clipart is from openclipart.org!
Articulation: Initial /t/ CVC Flash Cards
These flash cards target the /t/ phoneme in the word initial position of CVC words. These work great when laminated with AmazonBasics Thermal Laminating Pouches!
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Articulation: Initial /g/ CVC Flash Cards
These large flash cards address the /g/ phoneme in the word-initial position of CVC words. Note that when I say CVC I am not talking about the spelling but the pronunciation... like "goose" is obviously spelled CVVCV but pronounced like "g / oo / s." When working on articulation and not spelling that's what counts! 14 cards are included.
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Articulation: Initial /k/ CVC Flash Cards
These free flash cards target the /k/ phoneme in the initial position of CVC words.
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Articulation: "S" in Sentences Flash Cards
Here are 24 flash cards loaded with the /s/ phoneme in the word initial, medial, and final position. There are two "s" words in each sentence.
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Articulation: Vocalic R in Sentences Flash Cards
These flash cards each contain two words with a vocalic /r/ phoneme. Included are 8 cards for each type of vocalic r sound: ar, air, er, ear, ire, or.
There are 48 flash cards in this set, which means 96 words with vocalic /r/!
There are 48 flash cards in this set, which means 96 words with vocalic /r/!
Articulation: "Ch" in Sentences Flash Cards
Here are some articulation flash cards addressing the "ch" sound in sentences. Included are 24 cards (8 initial, 8 medial, and 8 final). Each sentence is loaded with two words with the "ch" sound.
Articulation: Initial /m/ CVC Flash Cards
Here are some more bilabial CVC flash cards starting with the /m/ sound. To work on longer utterances with a carrier phrase, try "Give me the ______."
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Articulation: Initial /p/ CVC Flash Cards
Here are some more bilabial flash cards, this time with the /p/ phoneme in CVC words. To use in a carrier phrase (for more advanced practice), try "I pick the ______."
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Articulation: "Sh" in Sentences Flash Cards
Here are some sentences loaded with the "sh" sound in the word initial, medial, and final position. Each sentence contains two words containing the target sound. There are 24 cards total (8 in each position).
Articulation: Initial /b/ CVC Flash Cards
Here are some more flash cards with CVC sounds (note that this does not mean they are spelled with CVC letters)! For kids with childhood apraxia of speech, imitating bilabial sounds is a good place to start because they are highly visual sounds since you can clearly see lip closure.
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