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Articulation News

$7

(937 customer reviews)

Enjoy easy, no-prep articulation carryover activities with these versatile and target-filled news stories! This product includes 12 newspaper pages, each one loaded with a different articulation sound.

Enjoy easy, no-prep articulation carryover activities with these versatile and target-filled news stories! This product includes 12 newspaper pages, each one loaded with a different articulation sound. Best of all, they work for so many goals – articulation, language, fluency, social, AND mixed groups!

My students have so much fun playing news reporter while sharing these sound-loaded news articles. Perfect for students working on articulation sounds at the sentence level or higher!

Here’s what’s inside:

  • 12 sound loaded newspaper pages
  • 2 Articulation carryover games to make it fun (Roll-A-Dice and Board/Card Games)
  • 4 WH- questions worksheet pages, designed to get even more practice
  • 2 Writing prompt worksheets

There is one newspaper page for each of the following sounds:

  • /s/
  • /s/ blends
  • /l/
  • /l/ blends
  • “th”
  • “ch”
  • “sh”
  • /dz/
  • /z/
  • Initial /r/
  • /r/ blends
  • Vocalic /r/

Unless otherwise noted, all positions are targeted together on each page. Each newsletter is labeled with the sound it targets.

These no-prep newspapers can be quickly printed off to use in a group, or pulled up on your iPad for a no-print option. To use traditionally, just print the newsletters and use them to target articulation sounds by reading them or discussing them.

Get creative with these newspapers!

  • Have students design their own newspapers and write their own news stories.
  • Record your students acting like a news reporter talking about their story, then go back and listen for articulation carryover.
  • Write news stories about happenings around your own school! You could even interview teachers and other students!

Here’s some reasons why other SLPs have loved this resource:

♥ “This is a fantastic product and keeps my students highly motivated and engaged. They love the variety of topics and the format is unique to anything else I own. Easily recommend buying this one!” -Heather C.

♥ “This is one of my all-time favorite purchases from TpT. My students love these articles (along with SM’s Articulation Menus), and I can also use them with my language/mixed groups as well. Well done, Shannon! :)” -Hannah C.

♥ “It’s hard to find fun activities that focus on the higher levels of speech therapy. Sometimes students have a harder time generalizing their speech goals; however, this resource helps to facilitate working at that level. The news articles are entertaining as well!” -Kamila S.

Feel free to email the Speechy Musings team at hello@speechymusings.com with any questions!

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937 reviews for Articulation News

  1. Cat Says Meow –

    Wonderful idea, the pages are lovely. I like how games and questions are included. I’m excited to use them!

  2. Megan R. –

    So excited for these! Thank you!

  3. Kimberly H. –

    I am excited to use these with my artic students!

  4. Teresa Y. –

    I am so excited about this product! This will be so fun to use with my JH students and upper elementary. Very cool idea.

  5. Word of Mouth –

    I love this! Perfect for my older students and mixed groups. I am always looking for age appropriate activities for my middle school kids and this fits the bill.

  6. Bookish SLP –

    This will be great for groups!

  7. Lynley C. –

    I like having new, more interesting things for the kids to read. Can’t wait to get using these this year!

  8. Stephanie L. –

    Nice change of pace for mixed therapy groups. The sounds covered are great, and the news paper articles provide lots of practice through fun stories. Very creative!

  9. Granting Communication –

    What a fun way to work on generalizing artic skills! I love that you created worksheets as well for mixed groups!

  10. Tina H. –

    Happy to find something different to work with my upper grade artic students.

  11. Michelle Torres –

    Great way to spruce up my Artic groups and target all of my students goals.

  12. Mary F. –

    This is exactly what I needed to brighten my sessions.

  13. Greta F. –

    This will definitely be motivating and fun for my older students! Thanks! 🙂

  14. Merritt Green –

    Great resource for older students-thank you!

  15. Speech Savvy –

    Cute and functional way to target articulation! Thank you!

  16. Angela D. –

    What a fantastic idea for the older kiddos and for carryover!

  17. Emma A. –

    This is awesome! It is just what I needed for my middle school students.

  18. Cheryl Stewart’s Place –

    This is perfect for my intermediate mixed group students! Thanks

  19. The Speech Zone –

    This is so creative! Can’t wait to use them!

  20. Speech Sanity –

    You are my hero girl! This packet is phenomenal! Thank you for all the hard work I know you put into this! I am pumped to use it with my students this week. They are going to LOVE it! It is SO comprehensive with all the target sounds I am looking for and so versatile because I can use it with my many mixed groups. Thank you!

  21. Laura V. –

    These are beautifully done! I have your Artic Menus…über hit….so I knew these would be great, but wow, the content, layout and visuals are great. These are a nice alternative to iPad, cards and other drills, AND a good reading opportunity during therapy.

  22. Bryn M. –

    I love how these will target older articulation students and can also be used with mixed speech/language groups! I am super excited to use these!! Thank you!

  23. Debbie S. –

    This is terrific, especially for those students who are just so tired of typical worksheets. It’s so creative and provides many options for integrating within sessions. Thanks for including all early and later developing sounds, especially the vowel controlled /r/ sound. I’m so excited to kick off my school year with this!

  24. Jessica Solari –

    I cannot wait to use this with my RtI kiddos! Thanks for another creative product!

  25. slp701 –

    I’m so excited to use this with my students!

  26. Kelsey I. –

    I can not wait to use this!

  27. Michelle L. –

    Looks like a fun activity. Thanks! I am sure my students will enjoy this.

  28. Jamie S. –

    This will be great for carryover, as well as targeting comprehension skills for mixed speech groups.

  29. Expressive Pediatric Therapy –

    Great activity for my middle school students!

  30. Steph’s Speech Spot –

    Fun idea!! Thanks!

  31. Forever and a Mae –

    I love this. I absolutely love the real life pictures. I like the extension activities as well. What a great product!

  32. Kerry S. –

    I am building up my carry over resources, and this is so helpful. Can’t wait to use it.

  33. Spotlight Speech and Language –

    These are very well-done and I’m sure my students will be very motivated to use them. Thank you!

  34. Cheri S. –

    Great product!

  35. Pamela C. –

    the kids loved it! thank you

  36. Dayna Bell –

    I was looking for something for my older students and this was great! Thank you!

  37. Karina J. –

    This is such a creative way to target speech and language! Thanks for creating!

  38. Lauren W. –

    Beyond excited to use these– introduced them today to my students and it really clicked for them that you can practice speech in many ways, especially reading aloud

  39. Katelyn D. –

    Perfect for my middle school mixed groups!! Thanks!

  40. Lyn Napier –

    I just love all of your products! This one is perfect for my mixed third grade articulation and language groups. We pick a story every week. My students love these!!

  41. Essential Speech –

    Great resource! My students love reading these.

  42. Kelsey B. –

    These are fantastic! I used the initial /r/ page today with one of my fourth graders, and even she remarked upon how /r/-loaded the articles were. I’m excited to expand my arsenal of oral reading passages with something that lends itself very, very easily to extended discussion too for further work on carryover.

  43. Stephanie V. –

    Great for my older students working on connected speech!

  44. Melanie S. –

    Love this product! I’ve been looking for something exactly like it and this was so much more!

  45. Devlin H. –

    Can’t wait to use this with my kiddos!

  46. Elizabeth B. –

    I love this! Just finished printing it out and it looks like it will be a great resource for my older students and mixed groups. What a great idea!

  47. Nibra Robinson –

    My students love these articles. They all feel like they are reading the newspaper!

  48. Revonda Y. –

    Liking this for my older students.

  49. Speech Avenue –

    Absolutely love this idea! This is great for my older students who need more than just flashcards to keep them engaged. Thank you ! 🙂

  50. Joan S. –

    Great activity for my Speech Club students. We have enjoyed reading and discussing the articles.

  51. Heather H. –

    I love this! I use it frequently with my older kids. I would love to see more products like this!

  52. Katherine L. –

    I’ve been using this since the day I printed it, thanks for something to use for my middle schoolers!

  53. Teri E. –

    I bought this the day it came out and love it! I can use it in mixed groups and target mixed objectives. I would love to see a more of these!

  54. Amanda Hadley Harriss –

    Love for my middle schoolers! Thank you!

  55. T –

    so creative

  56. Melissa B. –

    My kiddos have enjoyed these!

  57. Peggy O. –

    These newspaper articles are great for my older students! It’s hard to find great articulation materials for older kids, so I’m excited to use this packet.

  58. Amy M. –

    This has been great for my kids who are at the reading and conversation level!

  59. Lori C. –

    Great way to work on generalizing skills with older students!

  60. Jessica Allen –

    I love using this product for my kids on monitor status!

  61. Raelynne L. –

    This is really nice for the upper elementary and middle school kids who are at the reading and conversational level.

  62. Emily S. –

    Amazing!

  63. Amy Rohlfer –

    Love these for mixed groups as you can target articulation and language using the articles! Such a fun and useful resource!

  64. Kaleigh G. –

    Perfect for my older students, they love this.

  65. Karlene D. –

    So great for my middle school kids!

  66. Christina Besstak –

    Great for my middle schoolers-thank you!!

  67. Laura A. –

    I needed something new and fresh for students at the reading level with their speech sounds. This is great!

  68. PNW Speechie –

    These articles have been great for my 10-minute artic groups that I see multiple times a week! Great for older students who are reading to work on their sounds!

  69. Brynn W. –

    These have been great for both articulation and language activities!

  70. Kathryn S. –

    Great product. I don’t think I’ll ever have too many articulation activities…

  71. Heather S. –

    Cute stories with plenty of words to practice.

  72. Emily Robbins –

    This is awesome to use with my middle schoolers! They are getting a kick out of these stories!

  73. Terri W. –

    thank-you. This will be a great resource for carry-over

  74. Shelby N. –

    Great for older kids, thanks!

  75. Stephanie F. –

    My students love this! Thanks

  76. Laura T. –

    Thanks so much! This is a great resource.

  77. Rebecca N –

    Great for working on generalization in reading and conversation.

  78. Amanda S. –

    Awesome product!

  79. Rachael P. –

    Great resource for my older students. I like that I can target both articulation and language with this activity. Thanks!

  80. Kristian P. –

    I love this activity. I am always trying to find books or activities like this to get multiple speech productions, when reading aloud. I also love that I can send home the news articles as homework, after we read it at school.

  81. Kayli Q. –

    This was perfect for my older elementary students! The questions and games that came with it were also great.

  82. Sarah A. –

    I was looking for resources for mixed artic and language groups, and this will be a great resource! I love that questions and activities are included as well as the news articles. Thanks!

  83. Cassondra W. –

    Perfect for my mixed groups they love it!

  84. Rebecca J. –

    Love this for changing up Articulation activities at school. It is great for groups.

  85. Jenna W. –

    I’m so excited to use these in therapy. I think they will be engaging and great to send home as speech homework.

  86. The Speech Owl –

    I have been desperately looking for something new for my older articulation students who are in a mixed group with language impaired students. This was absolutely perfect! Thank you!

  87. Sarah N. –

    Looking forward to using these with my older student!

  88. Colette McKelvey –

    Can’t wait to use these activities with my students! So many need to work on that next level!!!

  89. AMY C. –

    cant wait to use!

  90. Stacey H. –

    These are very effective-great practice!

  91. Jennifer G. –

    Love this for my older students

  92. Annette B. –

    This will be fun for my older groups.

  93. Crystal M. –

    My kids love these!

  94. Erin Proffit –

    Great product!

  95. Lauren H. –

    This is a great resource for middle school students!! Thanks!

  96. Deborah B. –

    Love the packet and all of the included activities.

  97. Christa Atsiaya –

    This is absolutely perfect! Thank you for keeping it interesting for our older kiddos. It is hard to find sources for this age group. I appreciate it!

  98. Natalie K. –

    LOVE these!

  99. Amanda Champion –

    Just what I needed for my older students!

  100. Laura S. –

    I’m always looking for a way to incorporate language into my articulation therapy and this product provides a variety of activities for all my groups!

  101. Stacie M. –

    I love the creative ways that you come up with for the older kids to be able to practice. This is such a great idea, because it mimics real news and gets them interested. Thank you for such a great product!

  102. Faigy A. –

    Love it!

  103. Robin B. –

    I loved using this with my older articulation students. They got structured practice with they read each article, and spontaneous practice when they asked and answered questions, and shared what was in their newspaper.

  104. Jessica A. –

    Perfect for my middle schoolers!

  105. Erinn L. –

    You know the group — those sixth graders who have been working on articulation for what seems like YEARS…
    This is the perfect activity to use with THAT group. The kids love the articles and it’s a great resource for working on carryover of speech sounds to reading and conversation levels. I’ve also used this packet with my social skills kids. Great!

  106. Alexandra A. –

    I am new to the Middle School setting this year and these have been so helpful!

  107. Natasha K. –

    Excellent resource!

  108. The Chatty Corner –

    Amazing resource!

  109. Alissa B. –

    Thanks! This will work great!

  110. Sydney L. –

    My older students love these! It is a fun way to practice their sounds and their comprehension. I love using it for my mixed groups!

  111. Karynn A. –

    The kids love these! Thank you!

  112. Ambia C. –

    Awesome resource!

  113. Kristen G. –

    Love this for my mixed articulation groups! A nice change up to their weekly sessions and targets so much more!

  114. Sara H. –

    I love your products and cannot wait to use this one!

  115. Meghan F. –

    An amazing resource! I’m just sad I waited so long to buy it!

  116. Chrissy K. –

    Great for carryover practice for my older students! Thanks!

  117. The Speech Summit –

    This is just what I needed. Thank you so much!

  118. Jessica Finch –

    Love these-it’s great to have new activities for articulation!

  119. Lauren B. –

    Amazing product! Thank you! It has been so nice to use with my mixed groups and also to send home for them to use with their home articulation practice. Creative & well-thought out!

  120. K Morse –

    Thank you!

  121. Louanne Casini –

    My students actually ask to work with the speech menus. They love and so do I. Great idea.

  122. ANGIE M. –

    Great product! Awesome work.

  123. Christine T. –

    Great product!

  124. Natalie M. –

    Love these as something new for my artic kiddos and great to use for mixed artic-language groups! Thank you!

  125. Melody E. –

    This is so useful! My older elementary kids get so bored with the same old silly artic stories and this really mixes it up for them! It even inspired them to write some of their own articles! Thank you!

  126. Miss Habla –

    AMAZING PRODUCT1 ONE OF MY FAVORITES I’VE EVER BOUGHT SO FAR. YOU NEED THIS. EVERYONE NEEDS THIS!

  127. Lauren McIntosh –

    Love the creativity

  128. Lauren C. –

    Can’t wait to use these with my mixed groups! Thanks.

  129. Adrienne C. –

    So great! I love this for extra practice at more of a carryover level!

  130. Claire C. –

    A great resource for older artic students! Thanks

  131. Phillip D. –

    These were very helpful! Thanks!

  132. Meghan F. –

    super great resource, I have been looking for things to help with articulation in conversation! thank you!

  133. Fun in Speech –

    Great for older students.

  134. Mary Anne R. –

    This will be a great way to mix up my artic sessions a bit!

  135. Becca D. –

    Love all of your products! This one has been great for my middle schoolers working at the reading/conversation level!

  136. Kelsey G. –

    Such a great activity for articulation carry-over!

  137. Kristin Russo –

    love 🙂

  138. Jacklynn N. –

    Perfect!

  139. Breanna’s Speech Shop –

    I simply love this. I am able to adapt the activity and use it with my students who are at the word level, sentence level, or reading level. I also used it with some of my middle school students who are working on summarizing and identifying the main topic in a piece of writing. Thanks for making such a versatile product!

  140. Dyslexia and more –

    Great product! Thanks!

  141. Allison P. –

    Fabulous product

  142. Lisa G. –

    great product for my older students, very thorough!

  143. Krista K. –

    I always enjoy having a variety of different activities and resources for targeting carryover!

  144. Gretchen G. –

    Really versatile resource!

  145. Samantha T –

    Another great product for working with mixed groups!

  146. GiGi L. –

    Absolutely LOVE this! It’s challenging to find stories for my older artic students that aren’t too “kiddish” for them, they love these!

  147. Amy Curley –

    this product is great! I love the questions/directions you provided at the end to give it even more versatility!

  148. Wendy R. –

    LOVE this! It’s a great way for my kiddos to work on articulation in the context of reading.

  149. Hilary H. –

    This is a wonderful product!!!! I can’t wait to use these in the Fall. I can target SO many goals/targets with Articulation News! Thank you for this creative and practical product — a nice change from drill, especially for older kids.

  150. Speech Ace –

    Thank you for this awesome new activity for my speech room! I am so excited to use this!

  151. Jess G. –

    This activity is great! I wish I had found it sooner. I loved having fun material for my clients to read that targeted their sound so many times. It’s great because you can have your students/clients practice their sound while reading, answering questions, retelling the story and conversation.

  152. Emerald City Therapies –

    Great product. Thanks for sharing!

  153. Jessica D. –

    Love the creativity!

  154. susan V. –

    Great resource…. Thank you!

  155. Angela G. –

    Great product! My students loved it!

  156. Michelle W. –

    I love this product. It was perfect for some of my students that needed a new way to practice their sounds at the reading level and it worked great in mixed groups.

  157. Lauren R. –

    Great product! Thanks!

  158. Special Ed Speech –

    Awesome resource. I use these all the time with my older artic clients and they don’t seem as “kiddish.” Great idea!

  159. Virginia O. –

    This is one of my favorite TPT purchases. It’s great for students that are “too cool” for artic tx!

  160. Meghan M. –

    These are amazing!

  161. Peg Hutson – SLP Resources –

    This is a great activity for my older speech students. The materials look age-appropriate for upper elementary. Fun and engaging activity.

  162. Major Speech Minor Girl –

    Great product!

  163. Brittany Laux –

    Absolutely love these!! So engaging!

  164. LeiLani M. –

    Great product. Nice for carryover!

  165. Creating Communicators –

    This looks great, I can’t wait to use it!!

  166. Corie Mardeusz –

    Love these for my middle school and high school students!

  167. Theresa S. –

    Great product!

  168. Karen B. –

    Looking forward to using this. Looks great!

  169. Carolyn Schofield –

    These are great. They will work well with my adult clients also.

  170. stephanie R. –

    looking forward to using this!

  171. Melissa V. –

    I absolutely love this activity and the multiple goals it targets! Can’t wait to use this!

  172. Kelly Z. –

    Great product for older students and also great for mixed groups. Can’t wait to use it! Thanks!

  173. Lorie L. –

    These articles look great! I am always looking for reading material to use with my older students that we can read and talk about in one session. I’m excited to use these this year!

  174. Robbie G. –

    great product

  175. Evelyn P. –

    High interest and a welcome twist in articulation practice.

  176. Jennifer V. –

    Excellent stories for older students. I also plan to use these stories fore listening comprehension and recall activities

  177. Jennifer K. –

    I love using Articulation News with my articulation students who are at the reading and conversation level. These stories and the questions offer opportunities for both levels.

  178. Faith S. –

    Can’t wait to use this with my students! Since you are creative and always have awesome products, I am always looking for something to promote carryover for my younger students with early developing sounds (i.e. velars). They are non-readers. Possibly a rebus style story?

  179. Erin M. –

    I love that I can use this for both artic and language. My kids will be so excited for some new material this school year. Thanks!

  180. Jacqueline I. –

    Love the newspaper idea! This makes it flexible for not only articulation but integrating it into my language books. More articles would be welcome!

  181. Whitney D. –

    Love it!

  182. Hannah Koronkiewicz –

    I was thrilled when I saw this product!! I love Articulation Menus–a great mixed group activity–and this is just as great! This fits the older students who sometimes think the products/games are too childish!

  183. Overheard In Speech –

    This will be so helpful for my older elementary kids! Thanks!

  184. Speech With The Middles –

    My kids love these! Great for my older students also!

  185. Juliana G. –

    This activity is perfect for my older students who are working on generalization and for mixed groups! Thank you

  186. Stephanie W. –

    Just what I needed. Thank you!

  187. Tonya L. –

    Your packets are amazing! I love how this incorporates articulation and language so a small group can work on different skills while participating in the same theme/story. I also love the game options to bring in a little fun! Thanks again for providing such great resources.

  188. Wendy H. –

    I only wish there were more!

  189. Cheryl C. –

    Love these with my older elementary students. They are also good with mixed group

  190. Ashley I. –

    Wonderful Resource

  191. Nahal W. –

    Great resource!

  192. Kristen B. –

    My middle school students love these! Great for mixed groups too!

  193. Karen D. –

    Great resource, thank you!

  194. Amanda C. –

    I work in the middle school setting, and I have many students that are at the oral reading and conversational level with their sounds. This will be PERFECT!

  195. Little Speech Corner –

    To say I am excited for these would be an understatement! I love the opportunity to mix groups and engage kids intentionally — literacy is a bonus! 🙂

  196. Iga P. –

    One of a kind – I wish there was more!

  197. Whitney Palyu –

    This is fantastic! I cannot wait to use this with my students. We are going to practice our newscasts and video the students reading their news story! Thanks for creating such a wonderfully fun product!

  198. Yelena K. –

    All of your products are lifesavers! Can’t wait to use these with my artic kiddos!

  199. Vanessa H. –

    I love to use these for discussions and role-play activities too. Thanks

  200. Kristin Moore –

    I am looking forward to using this with my speech and language kiddos! Thank you!

  201. Karla D. –

    This will be great to use with mixed groups as well as those students in older elementary grades. They will appreciate this as a way to work on targeted sounds! So happy you created this produce and am excited to use it!

  202. Kimberly W. –

    These are fantastic! Looking forward to using these with my middle schoolers!

  203. Catherine C. –

    Great idea and love how it can target multiple skills. Thanks!

  204. Ellie T. –

    Comprehension questions at the end make this perfect for targeting multiple goals a session.

  205. Priscilla L. –

    Such a fun way to work on artic!

  206. Rhonda T. –

    My older students and I thank you for this product! Please make more!

  207. The Speech Attic –

    I LOVE this product! It is perfect for my mixed groups. I am always looking for activities that are appropriate for my older students.

  208. Rebecca S. –

    Great to use for older and almost graduated from speech students! They love the silly sounding news!

  209. School SLP –

    I love your products SO MUCH! Thank you for always being creative and practical!

  210. cathy B. –

    Perfect addition to materials for older artic kids!

  211. Haley M. –

    LOVE these!! Great for my older students. Adds a little variety to their therapy sessions!

  212. Kelly Schaefer –

    Thank you! The activities will be great for my middle school students!

  213. Brilliant Speech and Language –

    Creative, thanks!

  214. Abbey P. –

    Seems kind of pricey for the little amount of articles in the download.

  215. Erica A. –

    Thank you for making my first year with middle schoolers SO MUCH easier!!

  216. Gabbi A. –

    Great for my older elementary students who are still working on artic, yet need more academic activities.

  217. Angela S. –

    Love this for my older Artic groups!

  218. mrsmoody –

    This is great for my mixed groups! Thank you

  219. Janice L H. –

    These are easy to use with a variety of objectives.

  220. Mrs W’s Speech Spot –

    These are so creative! I am excited to use these with my students!

  221. Carolyn S. –

    So excited to start using this with my middle and high schoolers!

  222. ashley P. –

    This is an amazing resource!! Thank you so much! My students love finding all of their sounds in the articles and talking about them. The game provides so many opportunities for them to answer and explain while self-monitoring their speech sounds.

  223. Rachel A. –

    Ahhhh, Speech Musings. You simply do not disappoint. LOVE, LOVE, LOVE! So practical, great graphics and many ways to extend!

  224. Amy T. –

    These are awesome! Thank you very much.

  225. Sarah B. –

    These are amazing! I have had several teachers ask where I got these. Everyone loves them!

  226. Denise D. –

    My kids love these

  227. Keepers Communication –

    Can’t wait to try this with my middle school kids in mixed groups

  228. Christina P. –

    Love this! Quick and Easy!

  229. Kiersten F. –

    Love using these!! Super great for students working on artic at the reading level, but also working on more carryover into semi-structured (story retell) and conversation. Thanks so much!

  230. Laura R. –

    Great!!

  231. Tami B. –

    Good way to work on carryover.

  232. Elizabeth S. –

    I work with primarily 6th graders and these are perfect for getting a lot of targeted sounds in a short amount of time. I would love to purchase more pages that target /r/!

  233. Speech Studio Emporium –

    I can always use more carryover materials and my older students love these!

  234. Elizabeth A. –

    Thank you for creating this! It is perfect for my middle school artic students!

  235. Emily M. –

    Love it!

  236. Annarose F. –

    This is great!

  237. Kathleen M. –

    My students really enjoyed this activity today 🙂

  238. Ashley M. –

    Love these for my older students! I use them for other goals other than articulation as well!

  239. Susan S. –

    I use this product not only for practicing articulation skills but for reading comprehension, main idea, and retelling as well.

  240. RACHEL LYNCH –

    nice change from traditional worksheets and practice

  241. Lexie S. –

    This has been wonderful for my older students. It’s great to have materials that are motivating to them!

  242. Jennifer Mills –

    A great product if you need new ideas for artic therapy.

  243. Peper’s Speech Place –

    Always looking for products like this…thanks!

  244. Just Speechin Around –

    These are awesome to use with my students that I need to move to reading level and spontaneous conversation. They’re interesting and my kids LOVE them!

  245. David Head –

    Can’t wait to have something different to use!!

  246. Kathryn S. –

    What an awesome resource! Thanks!

  247. Stephanie H. –

    These have been great for my older elementary students!

  248. Cinnamon T. –

    I liked using this product! My kiddos loved it!

  249. Jean’s Speech –

    Love this!

  250. Natalie S. –

    Thanks!

  251. Melissa G. –

    Can’t wait to use these with my middle school mixed groups!

  252. Addie York –

    Great tool to use with students with multiple goals.

  253. Lindsey M. –

    This is great for keeping students engaged when working on their sounds!

  254. Whitney K. –

    My students love these! They can be used for mixed groups!

  255. Lucy C. –

    Terrific resource!

  256. Dawn F. –

    So happy to have an unstructured activity

  257. Michelle M. –

    So excited to begin using these with my mixed groups!!

  258. Teach Speech 365 –

    I’ve already gotten a ton of use out of these!

  259. MacKenzie C. –

    I’ve used this with my 5th grade artic students already. So many opportunities for using their good speech sounds!

  260. Erin K. –

    Great resource for working with older students on artic!

  261. This Week In Speech –

    Thank you for this helpful resource!

  262. Nikki S. –

    love this product. Thank you!

  263. Kelly R. –

    GREAT as a resource for my middle school students! Thanks!

  264. Erin B. –

    We love using this during speech!

  265. rubi roldan –

    I love this!!!!

  266. Teresa N. –

    Great articulation and language practice for older students.

  267. Rebecca L. –

    This activity is great to use with my middle school groups. I have groups that are working on articulation and language and these articles are perfect to target both. Thank you!

  268. Nicole Bacigalupo –

    Great stories!

  269. Angela P. –

    This is helping with the generalization piece! Thank you!

  270. Kim B. –

    Great artic activity for middle school students. Have used this for mixed group – all enjoyed the accompanying game.

  271. CAM speech –

    Such a fun way to work on artic, my students love it!

  272. Cindy S. –

    I love this!! This fills a need for older students working on carryover skills.

  273. Beth M. –

    This product is amazing! I love the language/question component. I’ve been able to stretch these articles over multiple sessions and my 6th graders don’t feel like they’re doing “little kid” activities 🙂

  274. Erin G. –

    Perfect activity for my older artic students and mixed groups!

  275. Andrea Veres –

    Loved this !

  276. Sarah Crocker –

    Good for mixed groups.

  277. Quincy C. –

    These have been great to use with my middle schoolers.

  278. Haley M. –

    these are perfect for my middle school students! I love the variety in the articles that are amazing at targeting articulation!

  279. Heather Gould –

    Love this! Perfect for my older kids!

  280. Danielle S. –

    I love using these with my mixed groups for older students! I love the news articles. I like how I can use my Ipad and let the students use the “highlighter” feature, as opposed to printing all the pages out.

  281. Em’s Speech Corner –

    I love using this product with my middle schoolers and upper elementary kiddos! Perfect reading task!

  282. Spazzy Speech –

    My students love these!!

  283. Stephanie P. –

    Thank you!

  284. Speech Stuff STL –

    Love it!

  285. Maria M. –

    Great product!

  286. Kathryn G. –

    This is very fun and creative for sessions and also to do for homework!

  287. Heather C. –

    Great for carryover and homework practice! Thanks!

  288. Courtney S. –

    Great product! Thanks for sharing !

  289. Kelly F. –

    Great for my mixed groups. Thanks!

  290. Ellen R. –

    I downloaded and used it immediately. Great resource!

  291. Jenna R. –

    Love this, I use it almost everyday!

  292. Marisa E. –

    I absolutely love the news articles. What a cute idea. It a real go-to activity to break up the monotony of drills

  293. Jessica P. –

    Great for artic and language … perfect for those mixed groups

  294. Denice S. –

    Great product! Always looking for new idea for my artic kiddos. I will definitely be using this a lot!

  295. Kristen B. –

    I love this for my students at word level (have them find and highlight the words with their sound) as well as my students at the reading level of their articulation therapy. It is great also to use to keep data on and then compare progress each month. I only wish there were more articles for each sound! Great product.

  296. Jacy H. –

    This is a great resource! I love using these with my upper elementary students!

  297. Sarah B. –

    Another great product! This was a great way to work on both language and articulation

  298. Courtney C. –

    My middle schoolers will love this activity!

  299. Julie F. –

    Love this!

  300. Brianna S. –

    Great Resource for Middle School

  301. Michelle P. –

    A lot of my kiddos are not strong readers, but those who are really benefit from this resource. This has been perfect for my high school students with articulation goals.

  302. Buyer –

    This is the perfect way to switch up articulation therapy! Very motivating!

  303. Silvia M. –

    Great source!

  304. Christine M. –

    I am loving this product for my middle school articulation students who get bored of the same-old cards! Super fun! Thank you!

  305. Marilyn V. –

    Always looking for artic carryover activities. This product will be a great addition.

  306. Kaitlin F. –

    These are amazing for my older clients working on transitioning to carryover with their speech sounds. I like that the question sheets can be used to target language goals as well as for practicing speech sounds in spontaneous speech.

  307. Christy D. –

    Great resource for the students working at the reading level!!

  308. Erin H. –

    I love using these for my older elementary kids! They think the stories are fun to read and always love highlighting their sounds. I attached these stories to real newspapers so the kids can look like they are reading a real newspaper. Thanks for the awesome product!

  309. Christina R. –

    This was exactly what I needed! Thank you!

  310. Erinn A. –

    Great for older elementary students. They enjoy the articles and are provided with opportunities to practice not only in reading but in conversational tasks about the articles.

  311. Sara D. –

    These are great to use for those students working on carryover skills for articulation.

  312. Lisa K. –

    I love that I have a resource that I can use for a wide age range of students!

  313. Matthew A. –

    Awesome resource. Thanks!

  314. Laura M. –

    Love this product!

  315. Emily W. –

    I can’t wait to use this product. It will certainly help keep my articulation therapy fun and interesting!

  316. Sweet Speech Suite –

    Love these! Thank you for the great tool.

  317. Emily B. –

    Great Resource!

  318. Lidia Cuny –

    Great for use in my middle school!

  319. Morgan S. –

    Some of my students who are not very motivated during speedy speech actually enjoyed reading these funny news stories! Thanks!

  320. Ashley R –

    Such a fun and different way to target articulation at the reading level!

  321. Tracy Bartlett –

    My students love this!

  322. Sarah W. –

    Perfect for older students! Love the sound-loaded stories.

  323. Andrea F. –

    Excellent resource!

  324. Laura L. –

    Excellent! My articulation students enjoyed reading these!

  325. Loni Ravnik –

    Great product for older students!

  326. Rebecca A. –

    Thank you for a wonderful resource

  327. Jill R. –

    Such a neat idea!

  328. Christina I. –

    Perfect activity for carry-over. My kids get a kick out of some of the stories and I love that real pictures are used! Thanks!

  329. Krista C. –

    These are perfect for my middle school artic students.

  330. Angelica Thomas –

    These are super creative and provide so many great speech sound opportunities! I love the question sheets.

  331. Ashley E. –

    I love this product! Perfect for my older students! Thanks!

  332. Trisha H. –

    Great!

  333. Sarah G. –

    Perfect for my older students!

  334. Kaitlyn R. –

    Great product

  335. Carolyn R. –

    .

  336. Christa H. –

    Great for my articulation students!

  337. Kimberly Ambrozaitis –

    I had many students that need to work on sounds embedded in sentences and practice reading! Great resource.

  338. Kaitlin T –

    I love these!! Great way to work on articulation skills!

  339. Kristen H. –

    A great activity for my students!

  340. Ashley T. –

    I am always pressed for finding great passages that target the sounds I want to hear! This is PERFECT!

  341. Helen C. –

    Awesome product.

  342. Jenna Dress –

    Can’t wait to use this in the Fall!

  343. Sunny Side Up Speech –

    What a fun resource for older students working on artic! They found the news funny and were inspired to write their own newspapers after!

  344. Susan S. –

    This is great for carryover!

  345. Rachel H. –

    Perfect for my older students and relevant for today’s classrooms.

  346. Marian B. –

    This is a great resource for older students who need age appropriate materials and a great way to practice their speech sounds. Thanks for the resource.

  347. Hannelie Y. –

    Thank you!

  348. Christine Sokol –

    Thank you! Great resource! Clever!

  349. Nicole D. –

    I love all of your products! My students loved this activity!

  350. Abby Sell –

    Great way to target artic with older kids!

  351. Mallory P. –

    These news articles have been great for my students at the reading level. I like that they are adaptable and I am able to use them for my students with language goals as well!

  352. Alycia E. –

    Fun and engaging product!

  353. littlespeechthings –

    A great articulation activity for my older students

  354. Calli H. –

    Great resource! Thank you!

  355. Hollis B. –

    Wonderful product! My older students really enjoyed these last year.

  356. Deborah M. –

    We LOVE these! Great for mixed groups and interesting topics, thank you!!!

  357. Briana B. –

    Perfect for my older students and mixed groups!

  358. Theodora P. –

    My older students love using this!

  359. Taylor E. –

    The best!

  360. Rebecca W. –

    I love using these with my intermediate age students. They enjoy “reading the news” to each other!

  361. Sherry Maddox –

    Will be a great resource for my students!

  362. Jessie S. –

    Thanks!

  363. Elizabeth M. –

    Thank you for a product at the sentence and conversational levels that is natural and will easily engage the students!

  364. Jeannine E. –

    I love all your products! Thank you!

  365. Grace C. –

    Very creative! Thank you!

  366. April O. –

    Such a great resource for the reading & conversational levels!

  367. Diane K. –

    This was a great resource for my middle school students. Mixed groups and higher interest for my older artic kids.

  368. Kelsey B. –

    This is so great for my students working on artic and reading comprehension goals.

  369. Erin M. –

    I can’t wait to use this as a new tool for articulation therapy with my middle schoolers!

  370. Kaitlynn G. –

    Awesome product ! Perfect for my older students and mixed groups!!

  371. Becky Stidham –

    My students have loved this activity! Thank you!!

  372. Anita B. –

    I can’t wait to use these with my older students! It’s always nice to find things for the older age range that can be used in mixed groups as well.

  373. Wildcat SLPA –

    Printed this up and had it ready for next week in less than 10 minutes. so excited for my older artic kids to use it.

  374. Sheri V. –

    Great product!

  375. Shelli S. –

    This packet is perfect for my middle school students working on carry over skills in reading.

  376. Jenna R. –

    I can’t wait to use these with my middle school students. Thank you!

  377. Julia C. –

    I LOVE THESE. They’re so easy to print out and use in sessions. There are a few typos that I have noticed while reading through them with kids. I would highly recommend!

  378. Sydney L. –

    Love love love!!! Perfect for my middle/high school artic students.

  379. The Speech Path For Kids –

    I love these! So helpful for mixed groups.

  380. Megan S. –

    I’m always looking for reading passages for my artic kiddos. This is great to have on hand.

  381. Laura M. –

    Really professional looking finish product. The texts are interesting and draw students in. Used in grade 3.

  382. Lindsay R. –

    Looking forward to using this with my mixed groups!

  383. Christine D. –

    Great to use with my middle schoolers.

  384. Laura O. –

    Perfect for my 5th graders and middle school bunch!

  385. Chelsey H. –

    I FINALLY purchased this product and I am so glad I did. This is perfect for carryover!

  386. Kessler’s Creative Corner –

    These are so creative and fun! I am always looking for new ways to work on articulation with my students! Thanks!

  387. Angela W. –

    An excellent product to help with carryover skills! Thanks!

  388. Crystal L. –

    Great articulation stories!

  389. Melissa W. –

    What a fun resource for artic. It’s not your typical “artic worksheet.” It reinforces literacy, artic, research, comprehension…all in one. Another great job, Shannon!!! As ALWAYS!!!

  390. Sharon A. –

    Really like this resource!! I use it frequently with students and in mixed groups as well! Thank you!

  391. Sandra G. –

    Another fabulous product! Thank you…you make my life easier. I never have to worry about student interest level with your products.

  392. maria mangual –

    I love it

  393. Shelby S. –

    LOVE this!

  394. Anna P. –

    I love this product! These news pages are interesting, both visually and content-wise, and great for practice in reading. Thank you so much!!

  395. Amanda Hilgemann –

    I love these and my students love these. This is a fun interactive activity. It can work for language and articulations, so it is great for mixed groups!

  396. Danielle Brodnick –

    Thank you! love the product

  397. Elizabeth O. –

    This has been a hit with my students! Thanks!

  398. Tara M. –

    Fantastic resource!

  399. Kira S. –

    This is a new exciting way for kids to practice their sounds.

  400. Speech Blossom Speech Therapy –

    One of my students LOVES animals. This is great for working on WH questions

  401. Celina O. –

    I have used these so much already! I always had a hard time finding “loaded” stories so this is perfect. Thank you!

  402. Mary M. –

    Awesome resource!

  403. Jennifer S. –

    Love this. My older kids needed something besides worksheets and cards. They are eager to work and do the menu activities. Thank you so much.

  404. Erika R. –

    Great–this is just what I was looking for at the middle school level!

  405. Alexandra B. –

    This is really great for middle school students. It is age appropriate with lots of opportunity for practice.

  406. Sweet Talk 2 Me –

    I absolutely love these articles. Please add more!

  407. Lauren Clemson –

    Great for middle school artic

  408. Allie A. –

    I like to have my artic students read aloud so this is perfect!

  409. Patricia B. –

    Great resource for middle school students.

  410. Sherilyn Gomez C. –

    Can’t wait to use these with my students!

  411. Annetta H. –

    Oh man, I use these almost weekly. Great layout, fun articles, and just a great resource. I am always looking for carryover activities, and this one is awesome.
    Another fantastic resource from Shannon!

  412. Dayna Jones –

    Great activity! Thank you! 🙂

  413. Marianne Richardson –

    Please make more Articulation News. 🙂

  414. Holly S. –

    I use this for both speech and language therapy sessions. Such a great tool to elicit many target sounds during oral reading. Also for content and comprehension. Great resource!

  415. Holly A. –

    Easy to use resource for artic and comprehension at the reading level!

  416. Laura B. –

    Really great to use for my 5th graders who still need articulation therapy!

  417. Shayna W. –

    A HUGE HIT with my 4th graders!

  418. Paige’s Speech Web –

    Good way to integrate skills.

  419. Skylar P. –

    A thorough resource that my students love!

  420. Ashleigh M. –

    Love this idea! Thank you!

  421. Cara Cilento –

    Fantastic product!

  422. Lisa C. –

    Great for some of my older students !!

  423. Maureen W. –

    My students enjoyed this and I was able to use it with a variety of students.

  424. Lauren R. –

    LOVE products that I can use with all of our favorite mixed groups to target articulation sounds as well as comprehension. One of my favorite activities!

  425. Katie M. –

    These are perfect for my kiddos who are just getting started in a reading level.

  426. Hannah M. –

    Love this product and how it elicits many productions when students are reading from it. Thanks!

  427. Tonya D. –

    I love all the worksheets at the end. Things for kids to do when it’s not their turn. Identifying their sounds in the articles and writing their own. Awesome stuff!!

  428. Napoli B. –

    Such a creative way to integrate artic therapy, without direct “drilling” LOVE THIS! My kids do too! Thank you

  429. Rachel L. –

    I cannot wait to use these- they are so creative and such an amazing resource to engage my older artic students as well as to use in mixed artic/Lang groups. Thank you so much!

  430. kimberly B. –

    Great for use with my older elementary and middle school kiddos.

  431. Elizabeth L. –

    great resource!

  432. Nicola K. –

    I love how multiple goals can be addressed with these cute little newspapers.

  433. jackie leahy –

    This is great

  434. Dayna M. –

    I use this all the time! I love that it’s low prep

  435. Cari H. –

    Perfect when working at the reading level. So much practice! Thank you.

  436. Taylor Sherman –

    Students loved these! So easy to use in groups or assign for homework.

  437. Ashley O –

    These are perfect for my mixed groups! Thanks!

  438. Kim U. –

    Very helpful

  439. Ashley Newton –

    Awesome resource for carryover!

  440. Allison Schwartz –

    Love these for mixed groups!

  441. April C. –

    I’m looking forward to using these materials with my students working on carry over skills.

  442. Farrah K. –

    Love this.

  443. Stephanie D. –

    Great Product

  444. Jenn Alcorn –

    This resource is perfect for my upper level mixed groups! I can work on so many skills, which saves my sanity for planning. Thank you!

  445. Alexia W. –

    Another great product. Thanks

  446. Kelsey R. –

    These have been great to change things up and practice at reading level.

  447. Lauren S. –

    quick and helpful for older kids!

  448. ANNMARIE G. –

    Such a great resource! Works well with my upper level kiddos!

  449. Ashley M. –

    Great resource and perfect for mixed groups!

  450. Theresa D. –

    Thank you so much!!

  451. Priscilla S. –

    I am always happy to find good articulation materials that are appropriate for my older students and that also can be appropriate for mixed groups! This product is one of them!

  452. Speaking Gladly –

    Thank you for this! I needed materials for my older students still working on their sounds

  453. Reniya Brown Shareef –

    My students are enjoying your activity while learning speech and language skills!

  454. Karen F. –

    My students and I can’t like this enough!

  455. Lindsey H. –

    I’m always looking for new and functional materials for my upper elementary students who are working on speech sounds. This is a great resource.

  456. Tessa F. –

    These have been great for students who are working on generalization, and also for mixed groups.

  457. Melissa C. –

    Great tool!

  458. Margaret K. –

    Excellent resource!! My students loved it!

  459. Carly W. –

    No prep engaging material!

  460. Jerrica Serrano –

    This product is great for middle school!

  461. Sandra Kushner –

    The newspaper concept is excellent, and I really like the questions that follow. However, given the large number of vocalic /r/ students at the older grades, I would have liked more than one page addressing those skills, or the option to just buy specific pages.

  462. Emily S. –

    Awesome resource, thank you!

  463. Susan P. –

    Very creative! Love these!

  464. denise G. –

    Great resource, thanks!

  465. Kristina G. –

    Great activity with my older students for reading and carryover activities!

  466. Arielle P. –

    This resource is so fun and motivating! Great for mixed groups.

  467. April K. –

    great idea!

  468. Stacy M. –

    This is great for working on carry over!

  469. Rena J. –

    I love to use this with my group sessions. I loved to use this for my students with mixed speech/language goals.

  470. Crystal H. –

    Loved it!

  471. Kirsten C. –

    Fun way to work on generalization!

  472. Alicia E. –

    Nice resource! I love all of your products!

  473. Kristal S. –

    Great resource for articulation!

  474. Home Sweet Speech –

    Love these Artic News for older groups! A perfect resource to work on conversational or reading articulation goals and language goals.

  475. Leslie K. –

    This was an excellent resource for my 4th and 5th grade students.

  476. Simple Speech Life –

    Perfect for my older artic students, and working towards using their sounds while reading and at the conversation level.

  477. Adrianna K. –

    These are great – I’m always looking for ways to challenge my higher level artic kids!

  478. Allison H. –

    I love this!

  479. Devon N. –

    Great to have news articles that target specific sounds

  480. Amy J. –

    What a fun way to work on articulation skills! I work in a high school setting and I don’t have very many students with articulation disorders. However, this works great for the ones that need a little artic attention. Great product!

  481. Heidi J. –

    My students love the stories! It really has helped with generalization skills.

  482. Jenna B. –

    easy to use on the go

  483. Leah B. –

    Fun, colorful and great to elicit targeting sounds.

  484. Caitlin K. –

    This a great resource that I can quickly grab for my upper elementary articulation students.

  485. Jessica J. –

    Great

  486. Kimberly O. –

    I love these creative and engaging articles to work on articulation.

  487. Tamara S. –

    I really like how versatile and visually pleasing these are.

  488. Kora S. –

    A and different way to work on artic. Thanks.

  489. Karen C. –

    This is a great carryover artic activity for older students.

  490. Tamatha C. –

    My students enjoy the look of this resource with the real pictures! Very engaging. It has been a wonderful tool for mixed groups.

  491. Pam S. –

    Excellent resource – exactly what I was looking for !

  492. Leanne S. –

    Absolutely love this! If you ever create more vocalic /r/ newspapers I would be interesting in purchasing those!

  493. Learn A Lot with Mrs Lottinville –

    This is an awesome resource for encouraging students to use their good speech sounds in the classroom when doing read-a-louds.

  494. Janie O. –

    Great resource for older kids! Thank you!

  495. Bridget C. –

    My students love these articles but we wish there were more!

  496. MsETheSLP –

    Such a fun and creative way to target sounds in phrases and sentences.

  497. Elaine G. –

    Not only good for artic but language students as well!

  498. Adilene M. –

    Thank you! Very interactive product. My students enjoy this…a change from using flascards

  499. Dalymar C. –

    Thank you!

  500. Carly M. –

    This is such a fun resource with activities to incorporate speech and language skills!

  501. Speech Patrol –

    Thanks

  502. chelsey B. –

    My favorite resource to use with older kiddos! They love finding their sound and it keeps them engaged!

  503. Alyssa M. –

    So great for mixed groups!

  504. Kara H. –

    Thanks, my older elementary students have enjoyed using these!

  505. Dana Monaghan –

    Perfect for more advanced articulation students who need to work on carry over skills. Thanks!

  506. Jocelyn K. –

    Thank you!

  507. Sara Rice –

    Perfect for carryover!

  508. Mandy R. –

    great resource

  509. Heidi S. –

    I work with middle schoolers and have students grouped for some sessions. This made it easy for everyone to stay on track. As mentioned by a previous reviewer, I would have liked to see additional pages targeting vocalic R as it is one of the more frequent goals for this age group.

  510. Keli M. –

    My older students love working on their articulation with these stories!

  511. Sarah H. –

    My middle schoolers loved this resource- easy to use for mixed groups and carryover!

  512. Lisa Johnson –

    These are so fun and my students loved them! Thanks for making a variety of products we can use for artic therapy!

  513. Shannon L. –

    Great product!

  514. Abby L. –

    Great for mixed groups!

  515. Karen V. –

    Highly recommend! My older students really enjoy these newspapers! Great for carryover. Thank you!

  516. Daisy Speech and Language –

    Can’t wait to use this! Thank you!

  517. Danielle T. –

    Great carryover resource for my older students!

  518. Kristen L. –

    Keeps my older students engaged!

  519. Sydney P. –

    Thanks for a great product 🙂

  520. Berenice S. –

    My upper grade articulation students really enjoyed reading the news. It helped them monitor their speech while reading and answering questions about the article.

  521. Ashley M. –

    How fun are these? My students love reading the “news.” Such a creative way to get them excited about therapy. Thank you!

  522. Lisa D. –

    Excited to try this out with my students!

  523. Kay M. –

    Great product for my older artic students.

  524. Elizabeth R. –

    Great product! Quick no prep and it’s great for my high school kids. Those with speech and language goals.

  525. Leah T. –

    Such a great resource for my caseload! Thanks!

  526. Veronica K. –

    Such a great, well-made resource! So creative!

  527. Jessica W –

    Great articulation resource!

  528. julie S. –

    This worked very well with my middle school students

  529. Melissa B. –

    Great resource for my older students – thanks!

  530. Jamie R. –

    Awesome for mixed groups!

  531. Jen’s SLP Resources –

    I find new ways to use these daily. Helpful for therapy. Thank you!

  532. Kimberly A. –

    This activity is very easy to use and students love it! Great resource!

  533. Danielle D. –

    great for carryover

  534. HeyAlexa –

    Perfect for my middle schoolers..thank you!

  535. Lisa A. –

    The stories are so engaging for the students. It’s a creative way to encourage articulation practice.

  536. Bethani D. –

    Great resource! Thank you!

  537. Amber Caddy –

    I love using these for articulation carryover as well as the question sheets. My only suggestion is to maybe eliminate the cursive as my students cant read it because it isnt taught anymore.

  538. Agnes H. –

    This is a such a fun product. I was laughing while using this with the students. So much humor in it. Perfect for older students.

  539. Julia G. –

    Great resource!

  540. Kelly H. –

    This is great for a few weeks in mixed groups—if I have a student working on a specific sound, we’ll practice with that page doing a few games or extension activities for ~three weeks. Then we’ll move on to other pages, still looking for their target sound for as many sessions until they’re bored with news! The loaded target pages are still a great warm up.

  541. Alyssa D. –

    My students loved these!

  542. Sandra U. –

    Thank you

  543. Olivia S. –

    Love this activity for carryover

  544. Jennifer K. –

    great for older students, wish there were more targeting r-controlled vowels

  545. Sarah G. –

    I LOVE these articles for focusing on a certain sound for my students who are almost done with speech therapy! Great generalization!

  546. Creative Chatter –

    Great for carryover and home practice!

  547. Lacie F. –

    great resource

  548. Rachel H. –

    So incredibly useful!

  549. Madeleine M. –

    Great for students at who are past the sentence level but are not quite ready to use speech strategies in conversation yet. So helpful!

  550. Dalia J. –

    Love this for my mixed groups!

  551. Megan C. –

    Clever and interesting for students, but I wish there were more options for /r/, too.

  552. Brianne H. –

    Super cute and fun way to target artic at the reading level – thank you!

  553. Nijelle D. –

    I love this one for my older students.

  554. Alaisha S. –

    fun product!

  555. Eric M. –

    Great activity to work on each sound as well as comprehension activities. Pictures are realistic and colorful. I also use this with kids who exhibit word finding difficulties and work on attributes. Good resource and great positive feedback when using in the classroom.

  556. Mitti M. –

    My kids loved using these

  557. Mary H. –

    Awesome resource, thank you!

  558. Pebble Speech therapy –

    Many uses. Great product

  559. SLP Classroom Resources –

    What a creative and useful product!

  560. Sarah N. –

    Great to use with my older artic students as well as mixed groups.

  561. Sally R. –

    Awesome, easy to grab, targeted, and require no prep! WIN! Thank you!!

  562. Jill E. –

    I love being able to pull these out quickly for lots of artic practice! I can use them in my combined groups too to work on main idea, topics, and details with language students.

  563. Sandra B. –

    Super practical resource. I have a binder with all of these in them. My kids love them!

  564. Santia S. –

    Practical, easy to prep/use, and varied enough to use to target language as well!

  565. Communication Joy –

    This is a great resource for mixed articulation-language groups in middle and high school. The stories are fun! I’ve had great feedback from my students.

  566. Kaitlyn D. –

    Such an easy-to-use and interactive way to work on speech sounds with middle schoolers and upper elementary students!

  567. Angie P. –

    This is a fun way for my students to practice artic!!!

  568. Johanna W. –

    This is an amazing product!! Easy to use and great for mixed groups

  569. SparklingSLP2B –

    This product is great! The articles are interesting and they keep my students engaged. Thank you for creating this product!

  570. Emily P. –

    So much fun! Great for my middle/high school students!

  571. Lindsey L. –

    My older students have enjoyed using these in therapy. Would love to see additional pages added in the future.

  572. marilyn M. –

    Thanks

  573. Jenna A. –

    this has been great for my middle school students, thanks!

  574. Britiany H. –

    These are so cute and can address nearly any goal

  575. Deb Nofziger-Miller –

    Awesome resource! Thank you! Love your products.

  576. Rosie Speech by Susan Rose –

    Love this!!!

  577. Sarah G. –

    Great for older students. Thank you for not underlining target sounds so that we can ignore some of those Rs in Australia!

  578. Rebekah Rice SLP –

    These have been a hit with my 4th and 5th grade artic groups! We stretched it to play a roll and say game too, the week after they answered the reading questions, so you can really get 3 or maybe 4 sessions out of a page depending on how you’re rotating sounds/goals! So great!

  579. Kelly D. –

    Love it.

  580. Cienna B. –

    So cute and unique! I love targeting speech sound production in unique ways to improve generalization.

  581. Maura G. –

    A quick resource that gives maximal trials!

  582. Bonnie B. –

    Perfect no-prep, print and go resource for our articulation friends at the structured reading stage. This resource includes interesting topics will target every speech sound that you need. So helpful!

  583. Brittany S. –

    thank you!

  584. Kayla H. –

    Great resource for mixed groups. I love how many productions the kids are able to get per sound without really realizing it.

  585. Angela H. –

    This is going to be the perfect tool to add to my generalization binder. It can be challenging to come up with new ideas for those students that are so close to exiting. Thanks!

  586. Nicole B. –

    Great for my older artic students!

  587. Steph’s Speech Store –

    Just what I needed! Such a fantastic product!

  588. The Communication Station –

    My students love using this activity for reading and carryover working on articulation. Thanks so much!

  589. Ashley M. –

    The sort of thing I need to keep the kiddos engaged at this point.

  590. Chelsie C. –

    love these for carryover!! lots of target options!!

  591. Tara M –

    thanks

  592. Brittney C. –

    This is my favorite resource for my 6th and 9th grade language students.

  593. Janine Y. –

    Another great resource from this seller – creative, engaging and more functional than typical flashcards (although I use those all the time too- lol) with a ton of practice for targeted sounds in each story

  594. Tamela El Habachi –

    Love this.

  595. LouAnn M. –

    Great resource for my middle school students. We are working on carryover, and this will target their individual sounds. Thanks!

  596. Elizabeth Walsh –

    Fun product!

  597. Sherese J. –

    Thank You!

  598. Kelsey B. –

    I love this idea! I’m looking forward to implementing this in therapy to target articulation goals at the reading level!

  599. Keri W. –

    I love the pictures, articles and questions. I’d love to see this expanded to include more /r/ and /vocalic r/ pages since I have so many kids that are working on these sounds in the future.

  600. Hannah B. –

    Love this! It’s great for simultaneously working on articulation and comprehension with middle schoolers!

  601. Kristin R. –

    This is a great activity for my older school age and middle school age students, and is versatile in targeting many skills. Great for groups.

  602. Jenny J. –

    A fun way to work on artic at the reading level! A much more fun way to target speech during reading!

  603. Riley M. –

    This activity was really fun for my older students, they really enjoyed his activity it was something different!

  604. Jessica Rozema –

    Great tool to help with carryover!

  605. Crystal G. –

    Great resource for conversation level.

  606. Megan D. –

    My students loved reading these articles and it was great to work on structured conversation targeting their sounds!

  607. Tammy S. –

    Great, thanks!

  608. Alyssa G. –

    This is great!

  609. Sherly K. –

    Great product!

  610. Jennifer O. –

    Great for my older elementary students! They seemed really interested in the content.

  611. cathy D. –

    Nice variety and plenty of examples for all of the phonological skills. Used this with a student who really struggles with reading.

  612. Stephanie R. –

    I thought this was a great resource to send to my students who are working on generalization skills. This was very easy to send; I just wish there were additional stories for more practice!

  613. Jennifer B. –

    Kept students interest easily.

  614. Brittany I. –

    Excellent resource for my older students!!

  615. Ellen H. –

    Good to use for articulation students for remote learning.

  616. Apice Speechies –

    Great! Thank you.

  617. Lori L S. –

    I like this activity to help students maintain their skills while at home!

  618. Brittany G. –

    I love the idea of these artic sheets for older kids who need more challenging and engaging activities for speech therapy. I just wish that we had more sheets on the later developing sounds that we usually see persisting in older children (e.g. ‘th’, ‘l’, ‘r’, ‘sh’ etc). Thank you, the newspaper layout is really fun for my clients too!

  619. Alie B SLP –

    This is exactly what I was looking for to support generalization and carryover of correct use of articulation targets! Thank you!

  620. Amy O. –

    This resouce is very engaging and the students get tons of practice!! Thank you, Speechy Musings!!

  621. Lindsey T. –

    This is a great resource that adds some variety to my student’s articulation practice! I have used this in my classroom for a couple of years and now plan to adapt it to teletherapy!

  622. Alexis B. –

    Easy to pull from and an easy way for students to practice at home!

  623. Dina I. –

    This was easily adaptable to share with my students via distance learning for them to practice at home. They like the newspaper format.

  624. The Splendid Speechie –

    Great practice

  625. Practically Speaking –

    Great resource. Thanks!

  626. Julie S. –

    You always deliver with ways to have functional ways for carryover!

  627. Rachel Z. –

    This was great practice for articulation!!

  628. Katherine S. –

    Such a fun and different articulation reading source. Very good for homework.

  629. Courtney M. –

    My older artic students enjoy having fun new articles to read! Thanks!

  630. Beth A. –

    This is a great resource for my Middle School groups.
    Thank you!

  631. JoEllen B. –

    This is a great resource! I really like to have my student’s read as an additional way to practice their speech sounds. Thank-you!

  632. Megan S. –

    Nice resource for distance learning, easy to use.

  633. Nelinda P. –

    I used this with language and articulation students. Easy, quick, and covers target areas.

  634. Kristina Schmalzer –

    love the reading practice

  635. Lisa M. –

    These articles are engaging and fun.

  636. Kim K. –

    Such a fun way to work on generalization of sounds with my older students!

  637. a V. –

    Students really enjoyed reading these newspaper articles. It really got the kiddos talking.

    Thank you!

  638. Andrea B. –

    This is so easy to use, whether in person or over distance learning! My students love the stories and they are perfect for mixed groups, for students working on comprehension and articulation, among other skills as well!

  639. THSpeech –

    Great!

  640. Lynsey Jacobs –

    This is so simple and functional for the students! Love it.

  641. Emily C. –

    My students loved reading these via teletherapy. They got a kick out of some of the articles and we had great conversations while targeting their articulation goals.

  642. Kaitlin Y. –

    LOVE this – I use it all the time and it’s something different for artic!

  643. Jean F. –

    The newspaper format is a good idea for carryover practice for older elementary students. Good practice with reading and discussion of the articles. I would have like to have a little larger margin at least on one side to store in a 3-ring binder.

  644. Mollie C. –

    Great for working on carryover for articulation skills!

  645. julie R. –

    Love how functional it is. Students can learn something new while working on their speech!

  646. Lisa O. –

    Great resource to mix things up during sessions! Also, excellent for older students!

  647. The Gluten Free SLP –

    Exactly what I was looking for to use with some of my older students!

  648. Jill B. –

    A great resource to use with artic students that also have language goals to address.

  649. Corynn H. –

    Great for a variety of levels for my students. Thank so much! Love all of your products 🙂

  650. Daisy M. –

    My students enjoyed this resource, it allowed them to practice their speech sounds in a different way that I usually plan for them. It was cute and engaging overall.

  651. Kylee W. –

    This is such a great resource! What a great idea! Extremely satisfied!

  652. Abigail H. –

    This is great for my MS and HS students!

  653. Joelle M. –

    This was great for my upper elementary and middle school kids. I was able to pull it up on screen and we highlighted their sounds and practiced reading. They were actually interested in what the articles were about.

  654. Bonnie R. –

    This resources can be used for a variety of targets, not just artic. Love the flexibility!

  655. The SLP Spot –

    Great resource! I use this in person and online with e-learners!

  656. Melodee K. –

    Love, love, love this resource. Perfect for practice and not childish; the kids love it! I also like that it’s non-fiction which makes it different and lends it’s self to language skills as well.

  657. Marlie U. –

    Fantastic for my older speech students

  658. Shelby A. –

    Students love reading these as a different way to get some articulation practice in!

  659. Red Stick SLP –

    Such a great resource to help carryover of articulation skills and in mixed groups!

  660. rachel Y. –

    Great product! Exactly what I needed for middle school population for articulation!

  661. Tori E. –

    This resource made prepping so easy!

  662. Melissa J. –

    Great product!

  663. Jessica F. –

    Great resource for my upper elementary and middle school students. They really enjoyed the articles. Thank you!

  664. Ashley B. –

    I liked how authentic these news articles looked and how well they helped elicit the target sounds.

  665. JACINDA H. –

    Love the resource! I did find that the margins were a little wonky and didn’t lend well for me to hole punch and put in a binder… worked just fine with a sheet protector, though. 🙂

  666. Shelby B. –

    Love this resource!

  667. Lauren W. –

    I love this resource for some of my students in higher grades who are tired of other speech games.

  668. Lisa H. –

    My students loved the different stories and I thought it was a great resource!

  669. Dionna J. –

    Great way to target literacy, language, and articulation! I also love sending this with kids to read to parents to demonstrate progress in speech!

  670. Mary Ellen D. –

    Very good materials to use for articulation students who have been in a while. I use the questions at the end and also have them repeat words with their sounds in them that we find in the story for extra practice.

  671. Our Week In Speech –

    I loved using this resource with my older students who are working on sounds in reading and carryover of skills. This resource allow for real world practice. Thank you!

  672. Claudia S. –

    I used this as an articulation resource for a middle school student with speech difficulties. He really enjoyed the topics and reading the newspaper allowed us to continue our discussion of the topics. I look forward to using it again with other students.

  673. Jordyn S. –

    Love this, a create and fun way to target sounds at the sentence level!

  674. Emma Sharrock –

    I love using this resource with my distance learning students to provide lots of opportunities to practice their articulation targets. It’s so much easier to pull up this resource than searching the web for current news articles.

  675. Saylor Speech –

    Great resource!

  676. Sue Grogan Johnson –

    Such a great resource for mixed group therapy. Very creative idea and wonderful extension activities included in this packet.

  677. Tiffany H. –

    A great way to work on sounds with our having to do drill. My students enjoy the stories and I am able to get a lot of great data from each story they read.

  678. Ali Peterson –

    I love these!!! These are GREAT for the kids who are beyond artic cards and not into little kid activities. I love that we can just practice the target words, focus on a sentence level, or do the whole reading. They are also nice to use in the actual session and then send home with my students! I hope this expands one day! They’re so handy!!!

  679. closed store 12321 –

    My students think these are so fun!

  680. Katherine W. –

    I’ve used this in person and with my virtual students. The stories are nice and short with lots of repetition. Great for reading and conversational level when discussing the “news.” I really like that they are age appropriate for students.

  681. Excuse My Speech –

    LOVE this resource for my artic students that need to move past DRILL BASED ACTIVITIES

  682. Anna M. –

    Really nice activity for articulation students at the sentence and conversational level. I have also used it with my older language students for vocabulary/questions/ discussions. I have used it for remote and i person students. . Thank you for a great activity.

  683. suzanne V. –

    This is a great resource to use especially when I have combination groups of both articulation and language students together.

  684. Jen J. –

    Great resource. Student love the articles

  685. Vanessa M. –

    Great activity to use with mixed groups not just articulation students. Keeps students engaged.

  686. Jennifer G. –

    Great resource – very satisfied!

  687. Cassidy G. –

    Thank you so much for this great resource! It definitely helps keep my students engaged!

  688. DIana N. –

    Great resource. Thanks!

  689. Pear Tree Speech –

    Engaging, fun, and functional! Thank you!

  690. Rachel J. –

    So many uses beyond articulation! Love the graphic organizers included and the various ways to make them work for mixed groups.

  691. Melissa H. –

    Great resource for students beginning to work on carryover.

  692. grayoakscreative –

    Great activity that integrate functional skills!

  693. Lauren M. –

    Excellent resource!

  694. The Octopus SLP –

    Easy to use to target both articulation and language! Good resource for my older students who are struggling readers.

  695. Stacia G. –

    I thought the articles were very engaging and just what I needed to use for my students who are working on Reading passages with their specific sounds. Articles are also good for comprehension, sequencing, and other Language activities as well. Thanks!

  696. Alice Wong –

    Great product

  697. Taylor L. –

    This resource is great for students working on articulation at the sentence, reading, and conversation levels. I love that is can be used in a variety of ways for mixed groups with students who have language goals as well.

  698. Erika V. –

    My students have so much fun with this resource!

  699. Mrs G SLP –

    It was so nice to have a print and go option for the reading level that was engaging and sparked conversation. Great resource for those articulation students at those higher levels!

  700. Summer G. –

    This is a great way to practice artic and generalize those sounds to reading and spontaneous speech. My students are engaged by the content and enjoy reading the articles.

  701. Alisha R. –

    My patients enjoy reading these articles. These are easy for me to print out and have ready for therapy sessions.

  702. Lori B. –

    I use this quite often and love the stories!

  703. Danielle C. –

    Nice resource to keep things interesting for older articulation students.

  704. PAMELA W. –

    This is a great resource for online therapy – easy to use and the kids enjoyed reading them.

  705. Maxine S. –

    Great for artic and even mixed groups!

  706. Tricia B –

    Easy, no prep, great for teletherapy

  707. Danielle Samuel –

    Perfect activity for mixed groups!

  708. Hearts of Speech –

    Fun way to work on generalizing articulation skills!

  709. Danica R. –

    Great resource!

  710. Nahri L. –

    Fantastic to target students working on artic at the sentence, reading, or conversation level. Thank you for another great resource!

  711. Cheryl S. –

    Great resource for older kids and those working on articulation in reading/conversation.

  712. Julia R K. –

    Perfect. Thanks so much!

  713. Devan A. –

    I’ve used this for in-person and distance learning. It is difficult to use with students who are poor readers, because a lot of time is spent on that. But, it can also double as a comprehension check for some students, and there are tons of repetitions of sounds in the articles. I like to have students highlight all of the target sounds first, so they know what they’re looking for as we read it together.

  714. STEPHANIE O. –

    Love the variety! Great for all levels of artic practice!

  715. Bonnie J. –

    During remote therapy via Zoom, I would share my screen and have students read or answer questions about the pages. I liked that there were general questions worksheets provided at the end of the product that the students could answer orally. I liked having a different type of resource that provided articulation practice on the reading level.

  716. Chelsea G. –

    Loved these activities for my artic kids that are nearing the carry-over phase. It was easy to print and send as homework too.

  717. Morgan T. –

    I love the length of the paragraphs, great for my middle schoolers who are not thrilled whenever we are reading. The details in the articles were great in helping me get them engaged and starting conversation. I love the variety of sounds included in this resource.

  718. Lauri P. –

    Always looking for a variety of carry over activities!

  719. It’s Just Speechie –

    This resource is great because all the target sounds are within the articles. This makes assessing carryover easy. I love the questions cards that are included. This is a great activity for both virtual learning and in person learning.

  720. Hannah M. –

    I love using this resource for my older students! Excellent way to target articulation, but also reading comprehension!

  721. Allison Z. –

    This is great to use with mixed speech/language therapy groups. I have the speech kiddos read the articles then the language kiddos answer questions and identify story elements

  722. Dawn Belacic –

    I like the set up of this product. My students found it engaging.

  723. Kayla T. –

    Great product for older students!

  724. Jordan H. –

    Love using these when targeting articulation to make therapy fun!

  725. Haley N. –

    These are very unique, high frequency, articulation articles that even my middle school students find interesting and engaging.

  726. Kamila S. –

    It’s hard to find fun activities that focus on the higher levels of speech therapy. Sometimes students have a harder time generalizing their speech goals; however, this resource helps to facilitate working at that level. The news articles are entertaining as well!

  727. The Speech Room LLC L. –

    Finally something different to do with those big kids! Very fun and engaging activity.

  728. Nastaran Kahrobaei –

    I LOVE this resource!!!! It’s my favorite thing to use with my high school students and they also enjoy producing their sounds while reading these stories!

  729. Alexis R. –

    My students loved the newsletter format and wanted to make their own- awesome! Happy it was sound specific

  730. Whitney S. –

    My students love this resource!

  731. Colleen T. –

    I use these newsletter for my homeroom articulation groups (10 minute groups). It gives them an engaging way to practice their sounds at the passage level. Great photos, fun fonts & excellent production opportunities!

  732. Miranda B. –

    Another great option to target Articulation. I have shared my screen over zoom and really enjoy this resource.

  733. Natasha S. –

    I enjoyed the content of these stories.

  734. Samantha B. –

    Thank you!

  735. Jade M. –

    This could be my favorite Speechy Musings product yet. The kids really enjoy the newsletters. Good for targeting artic and then answering questions after.

  736. Shauna T. –

    I found this resource helpful in working with students who are at the reading and carryover level. The short articles are easy to use in mixed groups to generate conversations. Thank you!

  737. Speechie Dragon –

    Been great to use with my middle school students

  738. Hildy G. –

    Great resource, thank you!

  739. Hallie R. –

    Great practice!

  740. Jana R. –

    One of the best purchases I have made. Older kids love it and it is super functional to target so many goals. I love love love this so much!

  741. Debra S. –

    Great for carryover, stories are fun and the kids like them! What more can you ask for in therapy!

  742. Sara Ocampo –

    This was a great activity to support articulation carry over with my older students!

  743. Kathryn D. –

    This is a fun and engaging resource. It is great for students who are working to generalize targeted speech sounds. They seem to like the articles and they are easy to use in mixed groups!

  744. Yaminah A. –

    I used these articles with my articulation and fluency students in the 6-9th grades. The articles are short but target sounds in all positions. Fluency students can read aloud but still remain engaged.

  745. Stephanie S. –

    Great resource!

  746. Kaila C. –

    Great for upper level speech students!

  747. Tatiana W. –

    Your resources are always great!

  748. Lisbeth H. –

    Made practicing a little more fun and interesting for my students tired of board games and ready for more of a challenge.

  749. Jessica S. –

    Good selection of targeted sounds. Helped students become more aware of sounds in oral reading

  750. iLoveSLP –

    Great product!

  751. Brittney W. –

    This activity is amazing! It was excellent for addressing carry-over of articulation skills. I like that it also has some comprehension activities so my students did not get bored working on just articulation.

  752. Katie R. –

    I love the articulation news. The resources are perfect for sound production, reading comprehension, and storytelling. One of my favorite resources ever.

  753. Julia Libeskind –

    This is a fun way to get loads of trials into a short session. S

  754. Julianna M. –

    Great product for my older artic kiddos!

  755. Dorian Sobel –

    Another great resource from Speechy Musings!

  756. Victoria R. –

    Very fun material!

  757. Shannon B. –

    I use this all the time when working on articulation in connected speech/structured speaking tasks. The students seem to enjoy the material and it provides a lot of practice with their individual sounds. Good for mixed groups as well.

  758. Heather E. –

    These have been great for working on carryover with my older students.

  759. Hannah M. –

    This is one of my all-time favorite purchases from TpT. My students love these articles (along with SM’s Articulation Menus), and I can also use them with my language/mixed groups as well. Well done, Shannon! 🙂

  760. Allison R. –

    My speech students loved these news stories! I was able to target many goals while using this resource!

  761. Kayla SLP –

    This was a fun activity that lasted over multiple sessions. It’s very engaging!

  762. Karen B. –

    Great no prep resource to help with generalization!

  763. Kassandra R. –

    such a creative way to target articulation goals!

  764. Hannah V. –

    Fun way to work on articulation at the reading level for older students!

  765. The Speech Whisperer –

    Another amazing resource from one of my favorite TPT sellers! These were perfect for my older elementary and middle school students. I am always in need of engaging resources to support with maintenance and generalization of speech sounds and this product fit the bill perfectly! Thank you!

  766. Samantha B. –

    Excellent resource!

  767. Amanda P. –

    Love targeting artic and language at the same time!

  768. Nicole L. –

    Fun and great way to work on artic with older students.

  769. Nicole S. –

    Great way to engage older students

  770. Eppie E. –

    Really fun way to promote generalization

  771. Jessica N. –

    Lots of fun for my older artic students

  772. jenna C. –

    Another hit with my middle schoolers!

  773. Jenyca S. –

    even though you can use it for mixed groups i mostly used it for my artic students. i loved that it was for older students

  774. Rachel B. –

    Great product!

  775. Michelle H. –

    I’ve been looking for more resources to work on the reading level for speech different speech sounds and this one is perfect for that! I like how you can also use it for reading comprehension as well!

  776. Michaela B. –

    This was a great resource for working on the beginnings of carryover with my students. Thank you!

  777. Heather C. –

    I love this resource for when working on articulation at the reading/conversational level!

  778. Esther C. –

    This is a great resource. It can be used for a variety of goals, versatile! Amazing.

  779. Paula F. –

    A new way to work on generalization beyond sentences for my articulation students.

  780. Candice P. –

    These are a great way to practice generalizing articulation skills, and they work perfectly for mixed language and articulation groups. Love it!

  781. Sara F. –

    A great carry-over tool for my 3-5th grade articulation students.

  782. Susan F. –

    My students have really enjoyed reading the stories and practicing their articulation skills.

  783. Miss Molly Materials –

    Interesting stories to help with /r/ carryover. I found the articles entertaining!

  784. Kathleen H. –

    Fun way to practice articulation carryover skills.

  785. The Language Lady –

    An interesting way to work on articulation with r loaded passages. I just wish there were more articles!

  786. Tara S. –

    Another great and fun way to work on carryover of speech sounds!

  787. Jennifer P. –

    Great resource! Easy to use and students enjoy it!

  788. Megan R. –

    I have used this resource the past two sessions with a sixth grade student working on /z/ and /s/. I love when I find carry over type resources for articulation. The student seems to find it engaging as well!

  789. Megan O. –

    A fun way to get in lots of trials for speech sounds.

  790. Tracey F. –

    Perfect for working on language skills and articulation!

  791. Jami R. –

    A great resource to target my student’s goals. My students loved this and were very engaged.

  792. Heather C. –

    This is a fantastic product and keeps my students highly motivated and engaged. They love the variety of topics and the format is unique to anything else I own. Easily recommend buying this one!

  793. scott J. –

    Great resource to use in person, to send home and to screen share online. Engaging and lots of opportunity for practice and carryover.

  794. MaryKathleen Young –

    I love using this for my upper elementary students who are at the structured sentence level. I keep a copy for myself and color code the errors as they read. Each color code marking on my copy changes with the date and I record the number of errors with the date/color so I can easily reference back with the student how he/she is progressing and the student can see his/her errors. I really like this for the upper elementary articulation students. Thank you.

  795. Ida-Bar Speech and Language- Julie Dayley –

    This has been great to use for carryover with students who are at the sentence or conversation level. Thank you.

  796. Emily I. –

    I love this resource! It is easy to use, fun and engaging. Definitely recommend this resource!

  797. Kirstin Wright –

    Great resource!

  798. Angela C. –

    Great for structured sentence practice and carry-over. Students found them engaging.

  799. Rebecca H. –

    These are great for older students as something different but getting lots of trials.

  800. Alexandra Z. –

    Loved this new way for me to work on articulation carryover skills into conversation! The students also loved reading the “news”!

  801. Bryn Erinn M. –

    This is great!

  802. rachael R. –

    always looking for reading level articulation resources and this was a great one!

  803. Roxy R. –

    Great for homework!

  804. Amy Canupp –

    Good option for artic with reading tasks and more carryover of sounds.

  805. Kristen V. –

    Great for speech sound practice in sentences and longer utterances.

  806. Katerina K. –

    It was very helpful during the distance learning!

  807. Jennifer H. –

    A great way to address reading, comprehension, and speech sounds all at the same time!

  808. Anna D. –

    great resource!

  809. Spry Speech –

    Very helpful resource, thank you for the wonderful product!

  810. Allison N. –

    My kids love this and it is a great resource for generalizing speech targets.

  811. Erin H. –

    Thank you!

  812. Laura L. –

    Great sound loaded stories to work on articulation. I really like that there are extension activity ideas included, so we can get more out of each one. The news article is a good format and I think comes off as less ‘young’ to older students.

  813. Jessica T. –

    This resource is perfect for upper elementary!

  814. Lena H. –

    This is a good resource for those working with distant learners.

  815. Kaylee D. –

    Great resource for practicing many skills, particularly in mixed groups!

  816. Kelsey M. –

    Great resource for generalizing speech sounds during sessions. Also makes great ‘homework’ for speech work.

  817. Casey W. –

    This is great to use with articulation students who are working on conversation and generalization.

  818. LITTLE SPEAKERS LLC –

    great for the older kids

  819. Rainbow Speechy –

    My students really enjoyed this resource. They especially liked how silly some of the news stories got. I had them go through first and highlight the words with their speech sound which helped when they practiced in reading.

  820. Jessie H. –

    Great resource for my older elementary kids!

  821. Ashley Cami –

    Great resource!

  822. Laura H. –

    A fun way to practise speech sounds for older children

  823. Jenna L. –

    This was great for virtual speech therapy sessions. Engaging, articulation carry-over activities can be hard to find for my older elementary students– they loved this one!

  824. Jessica M. –

    Fun way to target speech sounds in reading before they get to conversational level.

  825. Beth Kennedy –

    Fun and different activity for articulation practice in therapy or at home!

  826. Speechy Travels –

    Fantastic resource thank you!

  827. donnetta D. –

    Great resource!

  828. Speech Sentiments –

    This was a great resource for articulation carryover practice! I’ve used these articles in-session with my 3rd and 4th graders, and also assigned them for homework and surprisingly got them returned and signed, haha!

  829. The Communication Curriculum –

    This is such a fun way to switch up therapy sessions when your student is towards the generalization stage!

  830. Megan K. –

    For my artic students this is great for carryover. I love how functional it is.

  831. Molly R H. –

    My students loved reading these and then creating their own articles to see how many times they could include words with their speech sounds in them.

  832. Kelli H. –

    These are perfect for thr kiddos who have moved beyond sentences but still need help with generalizing to reading and conversation. Also great for mixed groups – artic. kids read, lang. kids answer comp. questions. Great resource!

  833. Diane R. –

    I love that this covers a variety of sounds for carryover. Thanks!

  834. Courtney H. –

    Highly engaging for older students working on carry-over.

  835. Courtney L. –

    Fun articulation activity to use with my older speech students!

  836. Speech Bee by Megan McCarthy –

    These are amazing! There are newspapers for every sound, and these make mixed groups a total breeze. I love that there are also retell and wh question papers included.

  837. Kristen E. –

    Great resource!

  838. Robin G. –

    Used with articulation for carryover! Great way to work on reading comprehension as well!

  839. Sara S. –

    Love this resource for carry-over for older students working on speech. Would love to see some “early-developing” speech sounds included because some older students are still working on those, and it’s tough to find age-appropriate activities!

  840. Bianca A. –

    EXCELLENT, FUNCTIONAL, QUICK PREP! Need I say more? I love using this resource. I suggest printing in color because the images are really great! Thanks so much for creating!

  841. Shaune H. –

    A wonderful resource for the older students. Thank you.

  842. Kayla Megan –

    Wonderful resource to help with carry over skills!

  843. Laura S. –

    It’s nice to have a one page worksheet that targets specific sounds. Students find it more interesting than reading from their textbooks while practicing their sound.

  844. Maggie S. –

    LOVE this resource for reading and conversation practice with my students’ speech sounds. It’s funny, entertaining, and always spurs on coversation.

  845. andrea C. –

    I sometimes have trouble finding age-appropriate resources for my older students, but this is just awesome. Super engaging!

  846. Eva D. –

    I used this resource for carry over practice. I have a large caseload of older students and this was a go resource for these students.

  847. Speech & Stories by Miranda –

    I like using this with older articulation students as well as to practice articulation in a more difficult context. Also very helpful for mixed groups.

  848. The Speech Space SLP –

    My students love these news articles as a fun reading material for working on reading and conversational level goals for articulation!

  849. Laura the SLP –

    Love using these for articulation carryover! I always tried to use ‘functional’ activities when we get to carryover stages and reading passages are always great!

  850. Dee M. –

    Great resource for my speech students that are working on articulation.

  851. Shamona M. –

    Very satisfied with this resource. Thank you so much!

  852. Kristin Gomez –

    This is my new favorite articulation classwork/homework!

  853. Haylie M. –

    My students are loving these articles. The pictures are great and engaging. They are loaded with targeted sounds. It is a fun way to learn about animals or concepts while targeting sounds.

  854. Allison B. –

    Great resource! Worked well with multiple goals and across multiple mixed groups!

  855. Amy Fox –

    I love this resource. My older students enjoy it .

  856. Mary K. –

    It is so hard to find age appropriate resources to use with older students. This was age appropriate and helped me target all levels of articulation.

  857. Jessy A. –

    I love using these for kids working on generalization and carry-over. Great activity!

  858. Rose’s Speech Therapy –

    These are great to use in my mixed groups with articulation students. I do wish the questions were more specific and less general.

  859. Bradley R G. –

    Great resource to help with articulation reading. My students liked the newspaper like format. Made them actually interested in reading other articles on their own at home. Love it!!!!

  860. Cindy R. –

    I love this resource! What a great little artic resource.

  861. Mackenzie M. –

    This is a great resource to have for students who need to practice their sounds in reading/conversation-especially with sounds that are not as easily found in random books/articles. My only critique is I wish there was quick and consistent spot on which sound specifically is being targeted just for easier access. Overall, great resource.

  862. Jill K. –

    These have been great, I love the fact that there’s also question pages!

  863. Simplified Speechie –

    I’m always looking for appropriate articulation resources for my older elementary/early middle school students. This resource definitely hits that sweet spot. The topics also spart great discussion and give me a chance to assess generalization.

  864. Beth C. –

    I work in telehealth and found this to be very helpful and easy to use.

  865. Kayla R. –

    My students loved this resource and it was easy to use!

  866. Tammy M. –

    Great for articulation students at the reading level, lots of great pictures and loaded with target sounds! It’s been good for mixed groups too! Great resource!!

  867. Caitlin E. –

    A great way to practice sounds and reading fluency! My students like the silly stories and comprehension questions!

  868. Brenda Scheel –

    I love this resource. It’s age appropriate for middle school and I can use with mixed artic and language groups. TY!

  869. Meghan S. –

    This is a great resource to use with students on my caseload. Thank you! : )

  870. Erica S. –

    This resource has been a great way to practice a little bit of carryover with my older students!

  871. Speechie85 –

    I have used this with my middle school students to practice carryover of their sound production. They have really enjoyed the topics and I really like the structure that these articles provide to my sessions instead of me having to create and/or find articles/topics to talk about for each sound.

  872. Linda B. –

    Another great product for middle and high school. Looking for their own sound gives them something to do while in mixed groups. Thank you.

  873. Sparkling with Speech –

    This is a perfect resource to use with children who have speech sound disorders and are working on carrying the sound over. I have also used it for children who stutter and express difficulty with fluently producing specific sounds!

  874. Amanda N. –

    The newspapers were cute and good for 1-2 sessions with my students! I wish that there were way more pages for each sound, but I knew going in that there were only limited pages available. Once we go through one, I feel like I can’t reuse it for awhile with the same students. Maybe more pages will be added in the future!

  875. Stacy P. –

    I use this resource with my high school kiddos to target a variety of goals!

  876. Monique O. –

    Great activity for my upper elementary students. It’s a fun way to keep them engaged.

  877. Jacie C. –

    Used this while working on carryover at conversation and as a warmup. Very useful

  878. Brooke R. –

    The news articles have plenty of opportunities for their speech sounds. This is perfect for students who are monitoring their speech and generalizing their skills.

  879. Nicole J. –

    This is great! It has SO many of the sound targets included. I also really like the additional pages to switch up the way it is used and presented. It is nice that it isn’t only passages but also has scavenger-hunt like questions.

  880. Christine Q. –

    I’ve been looking for an articulation carry over practice like this! I love these articles. So much practice on one page for those kiddos who just need to work on some of that generalization. Also works to send home once they’ve practiced in school.

  881. Shari J. –

    It’s always good to have new and interesting resources to work on articulation. My students liked this one a lot.

  882. Chloe R. –

    This was a fun and different way to help some of my older students with generalization.

  883. Tuxedo Cat Speech –

    Great resource to target carryover of speech targets to independent conversation. My students were very engaged and it facilitated good conversation.

  884. Whitney B. –

    Love this product! Easy to use and very helpful for my classroom.

  885. Ana M. –

    My student loved this resource. He found the stories interesting.

  886. Caitlin H. –

    This resource was great for working on carryover of speech sounds in a structured activity. I appreciated the wide variety of speech sounds included.

  887. Honest SLP –

    Love using this when students are moving up the articulation ladder.

  888. Speech City –

    My students loved these news articles! Great for practicing in group sessions as well as sending with my students for home practice.

  889. Paige B SLP –

    great! this is the best for my high school students

  890. Jennifer K. –

    This was exactly what I was looking for to get extra articulation practice at a higher level.

  891. Emily V. –

    This is a great carryover activity for working on articulation skills or for mixed groups. I love that it also includes questions to focus on language goals.

  892. andrea S. –

    I love these for working on articulation carry over with students we read them and then engage in conversation about them to help generalize their skills! Great resource used weekly!

  893. Tiffany J H. –

    Love this!!! I usually have my students read a short book or passage, but these are so much more fun! Thank you!

  894. Speech and Language Cousins –

    My students loved using these news articles! I found the questions to ask at the end very helpful to use after discussing each student’s articles.

  895. Sara K. –

    Really fun bundle to work on articulation for a variety of ages.

  896. Danielle K. –

    I love that I can use this for mixed groups such as focusing on speech sounds AND comprehension!

  897. Van Kleeck SLP –

    Such a good product! I find myself going back and using the resources time after time.

  898. Ashley B. –

    Creative and fun resource to encourage generalization !

  899. Jeri P. –

    This is a great resource for my older students as they move through the articulation therapy hierarchy. Love this as an in-session activity. We recorded the students reading the articles then listened back as a self-awareness activity. It’s also a great homework assignment.

  900. Belinda B. –

    I love these, along with the menus, when working with my older students.

  901. Lisa F. –

    Awesome resource! Exactly what I needed for my kiddos!

  902. Sunny Day Speech Academy –

    Great for my older kiddos working on carryover. They thought they were very engaging

  903. Rachel S. –

    Excellent way to target carryover as well as being versatile enough to have ways to use just this resource for multiple goals in mixed groups.

  904. Christine P. –

    I liked this resource for working on the carryover level with my students.

  905. Kelsey T. –

    My older students love this resource! I love how easy and no prep it is!

  906. Ginny Whitehead –

    Great resource for targeting both articulation and language skills in mixed groups.

  907. Nora M. –

    Great resource for my students who are working on carry-over for their articulation sounds. Thank you for all your hard work putting this together.

  908. Cassidy A. –

    What a great generalization probe in a natural context!

  909. Brittany M. –

    Great tool to have heavy sounded paragraphs to have students target their speech sounds!

  910. Gina W. –

    Great resource for all ages. Use it all the time with my kids, all grades and ages.

  911. Amanda R. –

    My students enjoyed using this resource. Thank you!

  912. Hayley G the SLP –

    This has been a fun activity for my articulation students. Thanks!

  913. Shannon B. –

    I love this resource to help with speech sound generalization for my students. I use it frequently!

  914. Sade W. –

    One of my favorite go to resource to use. Stories are engaging as well.

  915. Mina G. –

    This activity was definitely best suited for older elementary students. It was a good warm-up activity. My students generally are not strong readers so it was more of a read-aloud activity. I think this would work well for middle-high school aged students.

  916. Mikaela V. –

    Great resource, very versitle with all of my caseload

  917. Melanie W. –

    This was a great activity for carryover of articulation skills.

  918. Speechie Nicole –

    I love t hh is resource. My students really enjoyed reading it while targeting articulation

  919. Kelsi B. –

    Great functional activity for carryover with older students!

  920. Makayla’s Speech at the Beach –

    This is a fun and engaging resource for working on communication.

  921. Nancy S. –

    I love this set of newsletters – perfect for my students who are working on using their sounds while reading as well as carryover of their sounds when we talk about them afterwards. Nice to have the variety. Thank you.

  922. JENNIFER S. –

    This is an excellent resource for practice and progress for students who are at a higher level of producing the sounds they are working on.

  923. Megan L. –

    Articulation News is a fantastic resource for helping students generalize their speech sounds across various contexts. The activities are engaging and practical, making it easier to integrate speech goals into real-life situations. A must-have for any speech therapist focused on long-term progress!

  924. Kendra K. –

    These are great to target a lot of speech sound words at reading levels! They also provide great conversation starters for conversation level speech work.

  925. Francisca K. –

    This resource is so engaging and fun! Students loved and many commented that it was something different and fun.

  926. Sarah G. –

    This resource is super convenient to access and use—perfect for busy sessions

  927. Alicia Boyle –

    Very cute activity. Easy prep- students were engaged. This will be on yearly repeat.

  928. Laura A. –

    This resource is exactly what I needed for my speech sessions! It’s well-organized, engaging, and easy to implement with minimal prep. My students were motivated and responded really well to the activities. Thank you for creating such a helpful and effective tool!

  929. Jessica V. –

    This was a great resource, easy to use, and perfect for my students.

  930. Speech Resources Down Under –

    This was exactly what I needed! It works very well with my students.

  931. Gabbi O. –

    Quick Resource to use

    This resource is effective and quick to use. I often use it with my older students who are working on generalization! They enjoy it!

  932. Michelle C. –

    A great resource for my students

    My students have been enjoying this resource. Thanks so much!

  933. Azra S. –

    great resource

    This was a great resource and helped my student work towards reaching their goal!

  934. Sunny Sounds Speech Therapy –

    Great resource

    Love this activity for my older students. They enjoyed the articles and it was great practice for their speech sounds.

  935. Misti G. –

    Great Resource for Older Students

    This is great for readers and something different. Very good resource to practice carryover.

  936. Logan M. –

    Love the concept!

    Great for a variety of functions/targets- I have used this for articulation carryover, as well as for fluency skills- practicing strategies while reading aloud!

  937. Mrs. L’s Creations –

    Great stories

    This resource makes therapy planning so easy!!!!!!

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