Articulation
An articulation disorder is a problem making sounds. Sounds can be substituted, left off, added or changed, and usually affects one or two sounds individually. For example, maybe a child substitutes and 'f' sound for a 's' sound (i.e. 'fwing' for 'swing') or an 'f' for a 'th' sound (i.e. 'fink' for 'think'). These substitutions do not affect an entire class of sounds; for instance, the substitution of f/s does not affect production of other similar sounds, such as 'z'.
Articulation /s/ & /z/
Articulation /l/
Articulation /k/ & /g/
Articulation /r/
Articulation /f/ & /w/
Articulation /th/
Articulation /ch/ & /j/
Articulation /p/ & /b/
Additional Articulation Resources
Do2Learn: Website with interactive activities for articulation and language as well as literacy.
Quia: Website with lists of interactive language and articulation games to play.
Speaking of Speech: Website with free downloads available for every age on speech sounds and language/literacy ideas.
Speech Buddies: Website with free downloads available for every age on speech sounds and language/literacy.
The Tongue Twister Database: Website allowing for transfer of sounds for older students.
Peachie Speechie: Great speech therapy videos for students and parents!
April Articulation Home Practice.pdfWeekly Activity Log.pdf