Would you like to target functional, high frequency words in your articulation therapy? This resource will help you target words your students actually use like “fun” and “few” instead of random, noun-based targets like “fig” or “foam”. Data sheets are also included!
This resource includes printables to target F in isolation, syllables, words, phrases, sentences, and in reading! The worksheets work incredibly well for short, drill-based articulation sessions!
Some examples of the printables included are:
- F dauber pages
- F tic-tac-toe
- Picture description
- F game board
- Drill-based flashcards
- F roll and say
- Word flashcards with icons
- Reading passages
Most of the pages are in black & white for easy printing with the exception of a few pages that utilize real pictures (and the colored binder cover pages). There is a focus on literacy throughout.
In addition, the worksheets include simple interactive features like editable text boxes and check boxes for easier use on your computer or in teletherapy sessions!
Feel free to email the Speechy Musings team at hello@speechymusings.com with any questions!
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Jenny U. –
Perfect for my artic sessions.
Rebecca Q. –
Easy to print and use. Love the /f/ targets!
Joanne –
I used this with my 2nd graders working on /f/ and they responded so well to the functional word targets. Words like “fun” and “few” actually come up in conversation, unlike some of the random targets in other resources. The tic-tac-toe page is a favorite in my sessions.