Specifically designed to develop and enhance speech articulation skills in a fun and engaging way - the perfect companion for children's speech therapy!

Anytime Artic: 3 features a vibrant and colourful set of cards that are both educational and entertaining. Each card depicts a different word or picture, carefully selected to target specific speech sounds and phonemes commonly addressed in speech therapy sessions. This fast-paced articulation card game gives students multiple opportunities to practice P, B, T, D, K, and G in all positions of words. These articulation cards cover a wide range of sounds and this game provides ample opportunities for children to practice their speech in a variety of contexts. No reading is required!

Anytime Artic: 3 Articulation Card Game is designed to be versatile and adaptable to different therapy settings. It can be used in one-on-one therapy sessions, small group sessions, or even at home with parents or caregivers. The cards' compact size and durable construction make them convenient for travel, ensuring that therapy can happen anytime and anywhere.

Who is this speech therapy resource helpful for?

Anytime Artic: 3 Early Sounds is helpful for children in grades kindergarten and up and is easy to play with, making it suitable for children of different ages and skill levels. Deal seven cards among 2-6 players, and then assign a shape/target sound to each player. Students take turns discarding cards by matching colours or numbers as they practice their target sounds. The first player to discard all their cards wins the game.

This interactive game not only helps children develop proper articulation and pronunciation but also promotes their vocabulary and language skills. Colour photos representing the target words make this game fun for readers and nonreaders alike!

Anytime Artic Card Game: 3 Early Sounds

• 80 colour-coded and numbered cards (3" x 5")
• 6 different shapes identify target sounds on each card
• P, B, T, D, K, and G in all positions of words
• Boxed
• 2-6 players