You’ll always be ready for a quick and effective session when you can play any articulation game you want with these cards! Used just like a regular deck of playing cards, these 52 playing cards each feature a picture and a word that contains voiced and voiceless “th” words in initial, medial, and final positions, perfect for drill-based speech therapy. Just print, laminate and you’ll have a quality set of cards ready for instant articulation activities whenever you need it!
SLPs know that we need to maximize the number of practice trials during our sessions.
Students know they just wanna have fun!
Combine both by playing engaging articulation games, including anything you could play with a regular deck of cards. Play any card game – Go Fish!, Crazy Eights, or Memory! I love playing War with these cards! Or, just use them like any articulation drill deck.
Here’s what’s inside:
- 52 Color Cards featuring “th” words
- 52 Black and White Outline Cards
Featuring voiced and voiceless “th” in all positions of words:
- 15 initial voiceless “th” words
- 11 medial voiceless “th” words
- 15 final voiceless “th” words
- 1 initial voiced “th” word
- 7 medial voiced “th” words
- 2 final voiced “th” words
Use these cards at any articulation level, whether you’re starting with words or ready to work on articulation carryover and generalization.
Here’s some reasons why other SLPs have loved these articulation playing cards:
♥ “My client’s have loved using this resource to play a variety of card games during our sessions. This cards are visually appealing as well as incorporate great target selections. Definitely recommend!” – Jade R.
♥ “I have several of these articulation playing card decks! I find they keep the kids’ attention as “playing cards” and not just regular drill pictures. I’ve used them in person and I can also use them for tele therapy and just share my screen so my clients can still get their repetitions in! Thank you!” – Heather T.
♥ “This is a great grab and go resource that I use often. It’s simple, but gets a lot of use! Thanks so much for a great resource to make my planning easier!” – Communication Blessings
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Amy B. –
This a quick and fun activity for my older students! Thank you!
Lauren Kline –
This is a great activity and my students love it!
Debra F. –
It is always nice to have another /th/ card game.
MaryBeth R. –
Loved the “th” card game!
Bernadette D. –
Just had the best fun playing with these cards I bought today! Try saying “My thermos is worth more than your healthy meal” without laughing.
Brandee J. –
Love this product and all the products I have gotten from this seller!
Meredith B. –
Great value for the price!
Julie S. –
I’m always happy with Sharon’s products.
Jennifer E. –
Thank you! These are so popular with my kiddos!!
JAMES L. –
My kids loved these.
Kathleen W. –
I teach English Language Learners, and “th” is tough for them. I took four decks of the th-cards to class today, and 15 kids loved playing War and making sure their friends used the right pronunciation. Pictures are great for vocabulary development, too.
Natalie A. –
So exited to use these! Thanks!
Laura T. –
This will be great to use as a reinforcer to keep my students engaged! Thanks so much.
Emily S. –
This is a fun, motivating game for my students!
Crystal G. –
Awesome idea!
Christine Graham –
Great Set!
Marlie U. –
Wonderful!!!
Karin F. –
Made these up quickly because I have a number of kiddos working on TH.
Marcia C. –
Fun articulation card games! I purchased the whole set and we’re lovin’ the fun.
Andrea Manz –
These were super fun to use with my pair of 3rd grade boys working on TH – they got so into War! Easily worth the money. Thanks!
Bethany N. –
Love card decks!!
MARGARET H. –
My student that needs speech help enjoys these cards.
Cleo D. –
I found this to be useful for targeting voiceless th but there were very few targets for voiced th. I guess that has to do with how imageable the targets are though.
Shannon R. –
thank you for the great resource.
Chelsea P. –
My students are loving these! So many fun ways to use them! Thank you!
John F M. –
Great way to get productions without the child realizing it
Kimberly O. –
My kids love card games and I love having a fun activity to use for drill work. I purchased several sets.
Learn A Lot with Mrs Lottinville –
This is so much more fun for the students than worksheets and not near as much planning as it takes to always come up with new activities.
Camilla P. –
Great versatile resource
Kelly F. –
Fantastic! My kids love a good game of War and these cards allow them to play and work on their sound!
Melissa G. –
Love this!
Mikaela Corkrean –
Great for playing Crazy 8!
julie S. –
fun, engaging resource
Sienna P. –
These are a fun, different kind of artic card, very versatile.
Lisa F. –
Awesome
Communication Blessings –
This is a great grab and go resource that I use often. It’s simple, but gets a lot of use! Thanks so much for a great resource to make my planning easier!
Heather T. –
I have several of these articulation playing card decks! I find they keep the kids’ attention as “playing cards” and not just regular drill pictures. I’ve used them in person and I can also use them for tele therapy and just share my screen so my clients can still get their repetitions in! Thank you!
Melissa H. –
My clients and I have really enjoyed using these. We primarily play War during telepractice. Some of my families printed out their own deck, and with other kids, I share my screen. Very fun!
Nicole’s Niche –
A very engaging resource with multiple purposes and great pictures. Would recommend.
Kimberly F. –
I love this for my older elementary students. We play war and they enjoy doing something different and have a lot of fun!
Adrianna M. –
These playing cards are great! I laminated them to keep them long lasting. Such a variety of games that can be played to keep the students engaged and motivated! It includes both voiced and voiceless th.
Jayde W. –
My client’s have loved using this resource to play a variety of card games during our sessions. This cards are visually appealing as well as incorporate great target selections. Definitely recommend!
Speech 2 Go –
Fun resource, easy to use.
Emily I. –
My students loved these! There are so many different games that we could play, while also targeting voiced and voiceless /th/.
Laurie G. –
Fun activity to work on generalization level with articulation!
SHAUNA B. –
This card game keeps older students motivated while working on the /th/ sound.
Miranda B. –
Cards games are always a win! Love it, thanks! We do crazy 8s with this resource!
Emily P. –
Great activity, not too time consuming to put together
Faith H. –
Love these cards. The one deck can be used for many different games to practice articulation.
Roxanna G. –
A fun and creative way to introduce/review sounds of /th/
Kim B. –
My kids love playing crazy 8 or memory with these cards. Thank you!
The Speechie Diaries –
so cute! It is a fun way to work on articulation instead of a worksheet.
Monica Blair R. –
I’ve created my own cards for /r/ in the past, but it was worth the cost to save time! I primarily use these for random practice to promote generalization. War is a favorite game. Sometimes I’ll have a student work at the word level, and other times we’ll do sentence level (e.g., this is a …).
Megan M. –
My patients LOVE using this resource in therapy. Thank you so much!
Amy S. –
Perfect to send home for summer practice, thank you!
Teach Speech 365 –
I have several students at the sentence/conversational level, so these are great to play games with so I can still get a lot of data.
Amanda O. –
My own children have issues with the th sounds so I got these to practice at home with them. This set includes both voiced and unvoiced sounds which I love. They’re just like a regular deck of cards and you can use them for any game you could play with a deck of cards.
Gabbi O. –
Love this!
Once you take the time to print and cut out this resource it is such an easy tool to use! My students love playing cards and this makes it a fun way to work on their sounds while doing so.
Ashley R. –
Fun Card Game
Super fun and effective! My students loved the game format and practiced their targets without even realizing it!