I know how much everyone loves having picture stimuli with artic words…combine that with my awesome Smarty Symbols and my gratitude for all you awesome folks, and KABOOM…new stuff š
I love these winter graphics from Scrappin Doodles and they go with my last download, Arctic & Antarctic Animals Language! Ā So I made a little articulation activity to target /r, s, l, k, g, f, sh, ch, th/.
Ā There is this game board that I made to go with the artic cards, but you can use it with any other targets you have too! 
There are 35 word cards with pictures for each sound, plus a cover card that you can put at the front of your deck.
I hope you like this! Ā You can download it HERE. Ā Ā It will be free for a LIMITED time š
Please leave me some comment love if you grab it…and let me know if you would like to see other sounds!
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Oh my gosh!! I am so excited! This looks so cute! Thank you!! Would love /k,g,f/ š
Thank you! This looks like a wonderful way to spice up my lesson plans for January.
It is great that you have included pictures…a lot of work…but really helpful for my little ones. I will probably work on the post vocalic R words by having the more advanced kids sort the different R controlled sounds. I prefer to work on one post-vocalic R sound at a time. Thanks for such a generous freebie!
Thanks Jenn! Love it! š
Always looking for the really early sounds… t, d, m, n..
Thank You!!! This is so cute!!!
Thanks for sharing!!!
Thank you so much! I cannot wait to print it out and use it with my students!
In addition to /k, g, f/ how about /th/! Thanks again!!!!
Love this! Early sounds (always looking for t/d) and/or k,g,f,v. Thanks!!!!!!!!!!
So cute…I’d love bilabials for one of my preschool kiddos. Pictures are a must with them! I love the graphics/pictures.
Any chance they can be emailed to me? For some reason I’m denied access. I love the graphics and pictures and would love (th), (sh) and (ch)!
Sally, I uploaded to my TPT store, so you should be able to download it from there! Let me know if it is still an issue!
http://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Eskimo-Articulation-Adventures-for-Speech-Therapy-r-s-l
Thanks for the freebie! I am loving this new wave of bloggers creating speech materials!
Thank you for the generous freebie! I appreciate all of your hard work!
Thank you for this adorable freebie to keep my kiddos engaged! š
Please don’t use the word “Eskimo”. Inuit people don’t like it. Inuit is the proper word for more than one, Inuk for one person. Also, many of these words and things are completely foreign to Inuit.
My sincerest apologies. I had no idea that the term Eskimo was considered to be in negative connotation, but have spent some time reading today and now understand. I have removed the word Eskimo from all of the materials. Thank you for your comment.
Thank you so much for this freebie. Love that you use pictures and words!