Name: Articulation News
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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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