Are you looking for a fun way to work on a kid’s articulation skills? Do you need an activity that is both hands on and engaging for your speech therapy sessions? Do you need an activity that doesn’t involve you having to grab out those articulation cards over and over again? I created this fun directed drawing activity that will keep your kids engaged while working on all their speech sounds! Articulation: Say, Draw, Color is great at helping your kids that love to draw unleash their creativity while practicing their articulation goals!
Articulation: Say, Draw, Color
This activity has the kid say a word a certain number of times before drawing part of a picture, known as a directed drawing. The number of times a word needs to be said is determined by you.
Sounds Targeted
The sounds that are targeted cover a wide range, including:
- B, D, F, G, J, K, L, M, N, P, R, S, T, V, Z, SH, CH, and TH in Mixed Positions of Words
- L-Blends, S-Blends, R-Blends, H, W, and Y in the Initial Position of Words
Articulation Word Banks
Each worksheet focuses on a specific target sound. It also provides a word bank of related words with pictures included for each target word.
Four Directed Drawings Included
There are four different drawings that can be completed with these worksheets. This makes it a great activity to complete over and over again. The drawings for the summertime theme worksheets include a bee, rabbit, frog, and snail.
No Prep Convenience
These worksheets are ready to use with no additional preparation required. Simply print and go! They are great to use in individual sessions or even in mixed groups because of the similar layouts!
If you’re ready to add these engaging summer themed worksheets to your therapy toolkit, I’ve made them available for purchase and download on my Teachers Pay Teachers store. Simply head over there and get yours to use in your sessions today! Trust me, your students will love the interactive nature of these activities, and you’ll love the convenience of having entertaining resources at your fingertips.
Enjoy!
