
Picture Scenes for Articulation Speech Therapy
Have you been hitting some walls with finding articulation activities for the sentence and conversation levels?
Nothing drags me down more than not having engaging activities for my articulation students. Plus, if I don’t have articulation materials that can help me collect data on productions, I start to sweat bullets as the progress reports become due.
That’s why I love finding articulation picture scenes that are loaded with sound opportunities for my students. Using picture scenes to work on articulation can help you get those high trials in a session and keep your students motivated to practice in a session.
Articulation picture scenes as a progress monitoring tool for connected speech! They can be quick to administer and give ya the data you need to share a student’s progress on goals.
For my students with 1-2 sound errors, I tend to follow a traditional articulation approach. You can check out the stages in this blog post.
FREE Picture Scenes to Use for Articulation Therapy
Don’t you just want to tell everyone when you find a good, FREE activity that will cover your therapy goals for weeks? I know I sure do!On the Facebook Page, OMAZing Kids, there are LOTS of free picture scenes.
You can save these as JPGs on your computer and upload them to a Google Slide. If you right click and select “change background,” you can choose the picture scene image to make the background of the Google Slide be the picture scene.
In the notes section of the Google Slide, you can write a list of target words that can be used to describe the picture scene by sound to reference when you use it with a student.

Sound Loaded Articulation Picture Scenes for Carryover
When I have students at the sentence level that need to start moving over into more spontaneous conversation, I like to use sound loaded picture scenes to help create increased opportunities to practice the target sound.
Using sound loaded articulation scenes has been great to use with my students who are not yet reading, but need to practice their sound in multiple sentences.
All of my No Print and printable articulation flipbooks contain two picture scenes per sound.
These picture scenes have helped me with taking data on goals as well as a quick probe to see if the sounds are emerging into new positions.
Grab the Articulation Flipbooks and Get High Trials
Instead of spending hours trying to make your own picture scenes, just use these sound loaded ones that are ready to go! Imagine all the things you can do by saving time…..pedicures, leisure reading, making that afternoon workout class…it’s worth it to have these scenes. Try the L Articulation Flipbook for FREE. Tap the images below to grab the NO PRINT or printable flipbooks.
No Print Articulation Flipbooks
Printable Articulation Flipbooks
Highlights Magazine Picture Scenes to Work on Articulation Goals

As a kid, I LOVED the Highlights magazine. Did you know that there are hidden picture scenes and other short stories with picture scenes that you can use to work on articulation carryover?
The Highlights magazine has a variety of stories and activities that you can use to cover a lot of goals in therapy.
There is a hidden pictures game on their website and you can access a ton of their hidden pictures and picture puzzles apps for under $5 a month.
For example, this comic strip story would be perfect for students working on /sh/!

Where Do You Find Articulation Materials?
Do you have some articulation picture scenes you love to use for articulation carryover?
You can never have TOO many picture scenes. Let me know in the comments so of your faves!
It’s easy to find Prek-2nd grade level picture scenes. I would love to find some more scenes that are middle school and high school level.
If you need more ideas on articulation carryover with your older students, here is a good blog post to check out.
