SPEECH THERAPY ARTICULATION WORKSHEETS
If your child can say "butterfly" but "bunny" comes out "funny," you're not alon...
Minimal Pairs Practice for Initial Sounds
A printable worksheet featuring side-by-side images of words like 'tea' and 'key' to help children distinguish between similar initial sounds. Perfect for speech therapy sessions targeting auditory discrimination and correct articulation of common error sounds.
Articulation Coloring Pages for the 'R' Sound
Engaging black-and-white line drawings of a rabbit, rainbow, and rocket for children to color while practicing the vocalic 'R' sound. Each image includes a word label to reinforce correct tongue placement during speech therapy drills.
S-Blend Word Search Puzzle for Speech Practice
A fun word search grid containing words like 'spider,' 'star,' and 'snake' to help kids identify and articulate S-blends. This worksheet encourages repeated verbal practice as children find and say each word aloud during therapy.
Tongue Twister Challenge for 'TH' Sounds
A playful worksheet with short tongue twisters like 'Three thin thieves think' to target voiced and voiceless 'TH' sounds. Designed for older children, it includes visual cues for tongue placement and a progress tracker.
Picture Cards for Final Consonant Deletion
A set of cut-out picture cards showing pairs like 'bee' and 'beep' to help children add final consonants. Each card has a simple illustration and word, making it easy to practice ending sounds in structured speech therapy activities.
Roll and Say Articulation Game for 'L' Sound
A dice-based worksheet where children roll a number and say the corresponding 'L' word, such as 'lion' or 'lamp.' Includes a colorful game board layout to keep kids motivated during repetitive articulation practice in therapy sessions.
Interactive 'K' and 'G' Sound Sorting Activity
A cut-and-paste worksheet with pictures of a cat, goat, cup, and gate for sorting by initial 'K' or 'G' sounds. This hands-on activity supports phonological awareness and correct sound production in early speech therapy.
Sentence Builder for 'SH' Sound Carryover
A structured worksheet prompting children to create sentences using 'SH' words like 'shirt,' 'fish,' and 'shovel.' Includes fill-in-the-blank frames and picture prompts to encourage natural speech practice beyond single words.
Articulation Bingo for 'F' and 'V' Sounds
A bingo card filled with images of a fan, van, fish, and vase for practicing labiodental fricatives. Perfect for group therapy, this game turns repetitive drills into a fun, competitive activity that reinforces correct sound production.
Multi-Level 'S' Sound Story Worksheet
A short illustrated story about a snake and a sun that includes multiple 'S' words at the beginning, middle, and end. Comprehension questions and a word list help children practice the 'S' sound in connected speech during therapy.
Articulation Practice: Initial Sound Cards
Bright, engaging worksheets featuring target sounds like /s/, /r/, and /l/ in initial word positions. Each card includes a picture cue and a simple sentence for repetition, helping children build clear speech through structured, fun practice at home or in therapy sessions.
Minimal Pairs for Sound Contrasts
A printable worksheet focusing on minimal pairs such as 'ship' vs. 'chip' to correct common substitutions. Visuals and word lists guide learners to hear and produce distinct sounds, improving phonological awareness and articulation accuracy through targeted, repetitive drills.
Multisyllabic Word Articulation Drills
This worksheet breaks down longer words like 'butterfly' or 'elephant' into syllables with color-coded prompts. Students clap, tap, or say each part slowly, building motor planning and clarity. Ideal for children working on sequencing sounds in complex vocabulary.
Carrier Phrase Articulation Sentences
A fill-in-the-blank worksheet using carrier phrases like 'I see a ___' or 'Look at the ___' to practice target sounds in connected speech. Pictures and word banks support vocabulary while encouraging natural sentence production, reinforcing articulation in meaningful contexts.
