H Articulation Flashcards and Games Initial & Medial H Sound Speech Therapy Activities

Description

Help your students build confidence with the /H/ sound using this engaging and low-prep H Articulation Flashcards and Games resource! Whether you’re targeting initial H or medial H positions, this flexible toolkit offers a wide range of speech therapy activities that follow evidence-based motor learning principles and encourage high trial counts.

🎯 What’s Included:

✅ 32 H articulation flashcards with real photos and illustrated versions
✅ Covers initial and medial H sound positions
✅ Black & white low-ink versions ideal for homework and home carryover
✅ Progress monitoring data sheets and visual trial trackers
✅ Printable task cards for games and activities to encourage high trial drill practice

🎲 H Articulation Games and Activities Included:
✔️ Who is Hiding Behind the House?
✔️ Hose Down the House Fire
✔️ Harvest the Honey
✔️ Hold the Handbags
✔️ Happy Hopping Grasshoppers
✔️ How Many Hops?
✔️ White-Hot Hula Hooping
✔️ Hay is for Horses
✔️ Hearty & Healthy H Foods
✔️ Classic articulation games: Slapjack, Pick & Cover, Race to 100, and more!

💡 Perfect For:
🎯 Targeting the H sound in speech therapy
🎯 SLPs needing high-trial articulation activities
🎯 Centers, mixed groups, and independent work
🎯 Early intervention to upper elementary (K–5)
🎯 In-Person therapy, can be adapted for teletherapy

🔑 Why You’ll Love It:
✨ Based on motor learning principles to support sound acquisition
✨ Easily integrates into existing therapy routines or center rotations
✨ Includes playful, movement-rich articulation games to boost motivation
✨ Encourages 50–100+ H sound trials per session
✨ Built-in tools for data collection, generalization, and home practice
✨ Supports language goals, turn-taking, and fine motor skills in group therapy

Use these H articulation flashcards for structured drills, game-based learning, or quick articulation warm-ups. Whether you’re doing individual therapy, mixed-groups, or quick articulation sessions, this H articulation resource helps your students achieve clearer /h/ productions through fun, functional, and research-supported practice.