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Bubble Articulation! {R, S, L Edition}

This is a project I worked on for a while, that just kept getting bigger and bigger!  Bubble Letter Articulation been in my TPT store for a couple of weeks now and I am loving that you guys like it too!  *Update, I finished the K, G, F, V version too!  You can find it HERE.*

 

I plan to have a few sets of these.  I am currently working on /k, g, f, v/, then I will do a set for [ch, sh, th], then possibly earlier sounds like /p, b, m, t, d/.  These are slow going to crank out because it is so PACKED with goodies!  This version is over 60 pages long!  Here’s a peek at the contents…

Bubble ArticulationThere are 3 formats…words, pictures, and blanks!  I have one of each for  initial, medial, and final positions, plus blends for each phoneme.  Each position has 20 words…so there are a whopping total of 240 words targeted in this packet!  Holy moly!

Bubble Articulation

There are picture cards for every target included…plus clue cards for each picture!  This creates a whole new layer of use, as you can also target language skills!  Bubble ArticulationI’ve also added word lists and data sheets to help you stay organized and on top of your students’ progress!  I think this will also make it very useful for Response to Intervention groups, as well as regular progress monitoring in the therapy room.

Bubble ArticulationI gave a page of ideas for use, including these photos of how I have used it in my room!  Matching, race the clock, collages, data, HOMEWORK….I feel like the possibilities are endless!!!  A lot of time and love went into this project, so I hope you guys like it as much as I do 🙂

You can find this packet in my TPT Store!  

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  1. Valerie says

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    This would be a great activity for my speech students who are getting bored with my current activities.

  2. Jordan says

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    I would love to use this as a motivating activity for my artic kiddos! They would love it to! Thanks for sharing and the giveaway opportunity! 🙂

  3. Leisa says

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    With so many kids on my caseload working on these sounds, this activity would get lots of use. It looks like something all the kids would enjoy!

  4. Meghan says

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    What a great artic idea! This would be so fun to use, and I love that there are pictures for your elementary kiddos, words for the middle schoolers, and the blank ones to get creative. Thanks for the giveaway!

  5. Jennifer M. says

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    This looks great! Im always looking for new and fun ways to practice artic with my kiddos!

  6. Judy Hale says

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    I would use this with so many groups from Kindergarten through 6th graders as it looks so versatile. Would also be good for extra home practice, and love the data tracking feature!

  7. Victoria Carlson-Casaregola says

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    Sounds like a fun activity that could make the hard work that /r/ demands a lot more fun! Thanks for sponsoring a giveaway!

  8. Sarah Scharnick says

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    Artic carryover for sure…and homework!!!

  9. Vickie Jones says

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    So many uses, but I think center type set up with my younger kids

  10. Anna Payne says

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    I would love to win! Super cute!!

  11. Nicole says

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    I have so many artic kids who would benefit from this. Thanks for the giveaway!

  12. Denise C says

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    I havemany elementary students I would use this with. This looks so motivating and a nice change-up in my artic activities arsenal!

  13. Tara Anspach says

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    So creative! A must have on my wish list 🙂

  14. Shannon SLP says

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    I’m always looking for new activities for my articulation kiddos. If they aren’t yet bored with an activity we’ve been using for a while, I surely am!

  15. Morgan says

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    I could use this with so many students on my caseload and I would love to send some of it home for homework practice!

  16. Shannon Giles says

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    I can always use new activities for articulation. Some students seems to be with you for a while and they love when there is something new to try! I like that you include word lists and pictures for those non-reader!

  17. Helen Wagner says

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    This is just awesome! I would use it in my room for fun activities , group work and homework. My kids would soooooo love this!

  18. Kim says

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    I love the combination of activities for articulation practice, the language portion.
    Data collection form is very helpful as well. Can’t wait to try this and use.
    Thanks

  19. Kim Hovey says

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    I love the picture pages. I would use them with my preschoolers, both in therapy and for homework!

  20. Rachel Shelton says

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    This is great! I have several kiddos who would love this! Great product!

  21. Natalie says

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    This is a great idea. I could easily use this with all my articulation kiddo!

  22. Lynn says

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    This looks like an awesome product that I could use with my middle school and possibly some of my high school students. Thank you for all of the hard work you consistently put into all of your products, making my working life so much easier!

  23. Mallory says

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    I have so many articulation students on my caseload and they are getting sick of the worksheets and drill that we have been doing! I love the open endness of these activities.

  24. Jessica says

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    I’m always looking for new artic ideas! This is something fun and new that my kiddos will love! I could also use it for my RTI students!

  25. Alexis says

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    I have had these in my TPT cart since you uploaded them and would love to use them! Artic obviously and various language goals. Once we start RTI in my district, these would definitely help with drill work!

  26. Amy Roberts says

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    I am always looking for something different for homework and this is perfect!

  27. Kelly says

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    I’m always looking for new activities to target articulation goals. This looks like a great activity that my kiddos would love! Nice job putting this together! 🙂

  28. Stacy Kindervater says

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    This would be a nice change of pace for students tired of the same old pictures and games!

  29. Janae Syfrett says

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    My students would love this!

  30. Nancy Lujan says

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    Would Love to use this with my students!

  31. Lora says

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    It’s always great to have new activities to use with my artic students!

  32. Alyssa Schwartz says

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    My children will love this! Always looking for new ways to incorporate articulation with vocabulary! Such a great idea!!

  33. Rebecca Johnson says

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    I am always looking for fun activities for articulation. I can also use this for language, vocabulary grammar, syntax and fluency. Another amazing product!

  34. Jeniffer says

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    I would love to use this with my kiddos. I like that you provide ways to collect data and that I would be able to use this with my artic kiddos at the elementary level and high school as well. The fact that it can also be used as homework….woohoo. Great product.

  35. Melissa Carpenter says

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    Articulation is an area you need to keep things ever-changing so interest and motivation is maintained. This can be used SO MANY ways, and the data sheets are a huge bonus! Thank you!

  36. Kendall says

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    I have so many artic kiddos and would love to use this with them! I like that you have the data sheets included 🙂

  37. Julie says

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    What a fun activity! I know my older and younger kiddos would love this!

  38. Miranda says

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    These are wonderful hands-on activities! Perfect for my hearing impaired students!!

  39. Erika says

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    This would be awesome for my kiddos. Some of them need something to keep them busy.

  40. Katie Artymiuk says

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    I would love the opportunity to expand and spice up my therapy activities with my students!!!!

  41. Karrie says

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    This looks awesome! I love the options available. 🙂

  42. Karrie says

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    I would love this! Options are awesome!

  43. Whitney says

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    I already have a set of kiddos in mind that would love this! Love the options you have provided!

  44. Kristen N. says

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    This would be great from practice in the therapy room and for carry over skills at home!

  45. Heidi says

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    I would use these with just about every student on my caseload!

  46. Rachel says

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    I use a daily approach to articulation tx – I see my students every day individually for a few minutes each. This packet would be PERFECT for targeting a lot of speech sounds in a short period of time!

  47. Annie Doyle says

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    Oh my goodness!! What a great product. It’s always nice to have fresh new activities to use. I really like the data collection aspect of the product and the different formats available.

  48. Kate Barlow says

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    Great for practice during speech and to take home as homework! Love this idea!

  49. Jenna says

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    How couldn’t it help?! Most of my caseload is articulation (I have no self-contained classes in my building), so this would be a HUGE help. I am always trying to mix it up with my kiddos!

  50. Sarah Wright says

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    I love that you created data sheets!

  51. Christine C. says

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    AMAZING post! Love all the ideas!!! 🙂

  52. Maggie says

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    I’m always looking for new ways to spice up therapy! Thanks!

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