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R Articulation Playing Cards

$3

(111 customer reviews)

Confidently target /r/ , getting tons of repetition while your students stay motivated and engaged with this super fun articulation game! Used just like a regular deck of playing cards, these 52 playing cards each feature a picture and a word that contains /r/ words in initial, medial, and final positions, perfect for drill-based speech therapy.

Confidently target /r/ , getting tons of repetition while your students stay motivated and engaged with this super fun articulation game! Used just like a regular deck of playing cards, these 52 playing cards each feature a picture and a word that contains /r/ words in initial, medial, and final positions, perfect for drill-based speech therapy. Just print, laminate and you’ll have a quality set of cards ready for instant articulation activities whenever you need it!

SLPs know that we need to maximize the number of practice trials during our sessions.

Students know they just wanna have fun!

Combine both by playing engaging articulation games, including anything you could play with a regular deck of cards. Play any card game – Go Fish!, Crazy Eights, or Memory! I love playing War with these cards! Or, just use them like any articulation drill deck.

Here’s what’s inside:

  • 52 Color Cards featuring /r/ words
  • 52 Black and White Outline Cards

Featuring all prevocalic and vocalic /r/ sounds:

  • 6 prevocalic /r/ Words
  • 5 prevocalic /r/ blend Words
  • 7 vocalic “ar” Words
  • 6 vocalic “eer” Words
  • 6 vocalic “air” Words
  • 5 vocalic “ire” Words
  • 7 vocalic “er” Words
  • 6 vocalic “or” Words
  • 4 vocalic /rl/ Words

Use these cards at any articulation level, whether you’re starting with words or ready to work on articulation carryover and generalization.

Here’s some reasons why other SLPs have loved these articulation cards:

♥ “This is a fantastic idea for a product. My students love playing a card game while working on R. It keeps them engaged and interested. You can apply it to any card game, which allows for lots of variety. I keep it very handy, next to my therapy table. Great for a quick screener and goal updates! Your /R/ students will love this. It’s a must for any /R/ group!” – Denise B.

♥ “This has been one of my most used materials with my middle schoolers. I have been able to play so many different games while hitting their articulation targets.” – Alicia R.

♥ “This resource is amazing! Made it so easy to drill and get lots of repetitions on a sound” – Addie R.

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

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111 reviews for R Articulation Playing Cards

  1. Kara E. –

    This is a great way to work on artic and I know my kids will love being able to chose what card game to play with these cards. Thanks so much!

  2. Jessica D. –

    My upper elementary students are going to love these! So many card games to play and so many trials! Thank you!

  3. Susan W. –

    Very nice, thanks! I like that there are pairs to use for lots of different activities.

  4. Jessica C. –

    My kiddos love using these cards to drill and play various games.

  5. Jyothi T. –

    Great for my middle school students who want to play games but have to still work on artic

  6. Kristen Miller –

    Everyone needs another /r/ deck of cards !! Great resource !!

  7. Lauren Kline –

    Thank you!

  8. Bethany N. –

    Great resource!

  9. Kaitlin J. –

    My students like using these.

  10. Squid Speech –

    These cards are a lifesaver! I have a 13-year-old client whose only focus is /r/ in all contexts/positions. I was having a hard time finding materials to make therapy fun for her. She now loves using these cards to target her goal. Every week, we look up a new card game to learn how to play, all while practicing her sound. Thank you!

  11. Alexandra Deathe –

    Great for older kids!

  12. Adi L. –

    I’m in love with these cards. You can use them in place of regular artic picture cards during any activity, or you can play any number of card games. These are perfect for my middle schoolers.

  13. Meredith B. –

    I love these cards! It provides a different twist on drilling!

  14. Kelly M. –

    Great

  15. Jennifer E. –

    My students love playing war with these cards!! Thanks so much!!

  16. Special Ed Speech –

    Awesome resource, very versatile! Thank you!

  17. Communication Blessings –

    This is such a fun, yet simple, way to get lots of practice with a variety of R sounds! Thanks for providing a way to keep things interesting and engaging for my kids! 🙂

  18. Beth S. –

    Fun activity with my older kids!

  19. Nicola S. –

    So helpful!

  20. Emily S. –

    Love these cards!

  21. Sara L. –

    Can use in a variety of different ways. Can’t wait to use them to keep sessions interesting!

  22. Bernadette D. –

    What a clever idea!

  23. Zeth Anne C. –

    Love this deck of cards!!! My students enjoy using it.

  24. Rachel S. –

    very fun!

  25. Jenna S. –

    Great product! So much fun!

  26. Chelsey H. –

    This is just the activity I needed to excite my middle schoolers!

  27. Jenni Shellhorn –

    Great product to use with my intermediate students. It’s a great alternative to using a board game.

  28. Marcia C. –

    Great motivator!

  29. Laura T. –

    I love these cards! They are so versatile and the students really enjoy using them! Thank you!

  30. Cheryl W. –

    Great cards!

  31. Andrea Manz –

    I love these cards! So great for a change of pace from board games 🙂

  32. Jennifer R. –

    Yes! Love all these articulation decks!

  33. Kortney V. –

    Great for working on /r/!

  34. Nicole Bowers –

    Great and practical resource!

  35. Anne L. –

    Absolutely love this playing card format! My students agree! Thanks!

  36. Erika R. –

    Such great price point for this activity. Great for carryover

  37. CAM speech –

    so great!

  38. Amy L. –

    Love these cards!

  39. Taylor M. –

    I have really enjoyed this resource. I have been able to use it for Elementary and Middle school aged students and they all have loved it!

  40. Shelby S. –

    This is a great idea for my high school aged kids!

  41. Kaitlyn F. –

    Easy to use!

  42. Chyres M. –

    Awesome idea!!!

  43. Brittney P. –

    I love using these cards to work with articulation groups!

  44. Chelsey Lindhorst –

    My older kids absolutely loved being able to play card games all while practicing their targeted sounds!

  45. Julie R. –

    Kids loved playing this game.

  46. Susan D. –

    Thanks.

  47. Melissa W. –

    Can’t wait to try this out with some of my high schoolers!

  48. Deborah B. –

    My older elementary students enjoy these. Also easy to send home for “fun” homework.

  49. Kimberly O. –

    My kids love card games and I love having a fun activity to use for drill work. I purchased several sets.

  50. Kelly F. –

    I need one of these decks for every sound!

  51. Carla Kennedy –

    A1 recommend

  52. Carrie L. –

    So great to have another fun resource to use in therapy!

  53. Elizabeth J. –

    So handy to have for when carryover and when drill just gets boring!

  54. Learn A Lot with Mrs Lottinville –

    This is so much more fun for the students than worksheets and not near as much planning as it takes to always come up with new activities.

  55. Emily N. –

    Can’t wait to prep and use!

  56. Mikaela Corkrean –

    Great for playing Crazy 8!

  57. Lucy G. –

    My students absolutely LOVE these! They beg to play 🙂 thank you for creating something so fun & useful!

  58. Ashley C. –

    Easy to use!

  59. Stephanie V. –

    Can’t wait to use this product

  60. Sarah Z. –

    So good and easy to use!

  61. Katie G. –

    great resource. So many different ways to use.

  62. Bailey G. –

    Great resource!

  63. stephanie T. –

    Such a fun and simple way to work on /r/ – which I do daily! Thank you!

  64. The Language Lady –

    Fun way to get repetitions. I have been using these to play crazy 8s with the kids.

  65. Addie T. –

    This resource is amazing! Made it so easy to drill and get lots of repetitions on a sound

  66. Darcy D. –

    I’m using this with my older elementary students – we were tired of my usual /r/ cards and wanted something different. So many ways to use them – go fish, slap “four” (instead of Jack), memory.

  67. Rachel Z. –

    This was so engaging for my students and made practice fun!

  68. Macie D. –

    Love using this resource to play go fish! Great /r/ words and visuals.

  69. Alicia R. –

    This has been one of my most used materials with my middle schoolers. I have been able to play so many different games while hitting their articulation targets.

  70. Nelinda P. –

    It targets student’s goals and fun!

  71. Heather T. –

    I love all of these articulation playing card decks! I use them as drill cards, but the graphics keep my clients engaged. My only concern with the /r/ deck is I wish there were an initial /r/ deck, a vocalic /r/ deck and an /r/ blend deck so that there are more words! But I still love it!

  72. Bethany F. –

    Great way to get lots of repetitions and keep older elementary students engaged in speech!

  73. Sophia D. –

    My students loved using this resource. It was a fun way to target /r/.

  74. Allison B. –

    Such a fun way to work on the /r/ sound!!

  75. Alicia O. –

    Worked great for my students when they wanted to play a game while also working on speech sounds

  76. Bethany C. –

    My students loved it!

  77. Cynthia B. –

    This was engaging and versatile. I could use it with mixed groups which is always a plus!

  78. Adrianna M. –

    These playing cards are great! I laminated them to keep them long lasting. Such a variety of games that can be played to keep the students engaged and motivated!

  79. Shelle P. –

    I loved using this card deck for my articulation group working on /r/. I liked that we could play different card games because this is just like a regular deck of cards. I will use this all of the time!

  80. Emily LeMasters –

    My clients love this activity, it makes it so easy to incorporate target words into card games!!

  81. Brandlynn N. –

    Great!

  82. Erin S. –

    Love using this deck with my many students working on /r/! The cards provide great opportunity for drill while keeping things fun and engaging for the students!

  83. bo S. –

    Great resource! really helped target goals with my students.

  84. Kayla H. –

    This was a fun activity for my middle schoolers to play. They were able to work on their /r/ sounds and play a game at the same time!

  85. Denise B. –

    This is a fantastic idea for a product. My students love playing a card game while working on R. It keeps them engaged and interested. You can apply it to any card game, which allows for lots of variety. I keep it very handy, next to my therapy table. Great for a quick screener and goal updates! Your /R/ students will love this. It’s a must for any /R/ group!

  86. Dorian Sobel –

    Another great resource from Speechy Musings!

  87. Alison W. –

    Great to use with my older students! It makes speech really fun!

  88. Emily M. –

    na

  89. Nancy R. –

    Love these cards! Such a fun and engaging way to practice R words!

  90. Emily P. –

    My group really enjoyed this activity. Enough cards to play with three plus kids.

  91. Samantha Z. –

    Excellent and helpful resource when working on the R sound. These cards are extremely engaging and allow for play to be incorporated into therapy seamlessly. I definitely recommend!

  92. Faith H. –

    Love these cards. The one deck can be used for many different games to practice articulation.

  93. Elizabeth H. –

    Fun and engaging!

  94. Heather R. –

    My students enjoyed creating their own set of cards to take home.

  95. Miranda B. –

    Love the word selection, great cards, a favorite for crazy 8s

  96. Yocelyng S. –

    This has been a very helpful material to use in my speech therapy room. Thanks so much for the effort that went on putting this together!

  97. Ashley B. –

    This was a great activity to work on carryover with my students in an engaging way. They really enjoyed the game.

  98. Debra B. –

    These cards are favorites of my articulation students and we can use them for a variety of games, both in Quick Artic and longer sessions. I also use them with language students and even my littles and more complex needs students like to sort the cards by number, by suit, and by category. So versitile1

  99. Stacy N. –

    Like the option of printing in black and white to send home with students. Fun photos.

  100. Brittany Colarusso (verified owner) –

    Great to use with older students working on r.

  101. Teach Speech 365 –

    I have several students at the sentence/conversational level, so these are great to play games with so I can still get a lot of data.

  102. Kaylee H. –

    This product is easy to prep and a fun way to practice sounds in speech groups!

  103. Meghan G. –

    My older articulation students love these cards! They offer lots of flexibility for different games or just flashcards!

  104. Marissa T. –

    A different way of targeting /r/ with older students – very creative!

  105. Anna Elliott –

    Older kids who need lots of reps for articulation love these cards. I’ve played a multitude of games with them, as well as using them with groups and individuals. I love these cards!

  106. Amy B. –

    Have several “r” kids and this is a great resource to make learning fun

  107. Carly S. –

    Fun resource!

    Great activity to print and send home with students! I sent over summer break!

  108. Diane R. –

    Great resource for drill and practice on the /r/ sound!

    My students enjoy playing a variety of card games with this deck while they practice saying their target /r/ sound. Lots of fun!

  109. Megan G. –

    Great resource

    Love this and so do my students! Very engaging and fun!

  110. Shari J. –

    Fun way to get those extra R drills in

    Sometimes R groups can drag as the weeks go by. This game is great to pull out to play when the kids get fidgety (and still address those goals!)

  111. Kelly O. –

    Perfect and Fun

    Can be used with a number of card games while students are able to work on their sounds.

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