R Sound Articulation Activity Create Your Own Zoo
This articulation activity is a fun, no-prep way for students to practice and generalize their R sounds! There are over 150 opportunities for students to practice saying their R sounds in single words, as well as prompts to use these words in sentences and conversations.
This articulation activity is a fun, no-prep way for students to practice and generalize their R sounds! There are over 150 opportunities for students to practice saying their R sounds in single words, as well as prompts to use these words in sentences and conversations.
This articulation activity is a fun, no-prep way for students to practice and generalize their R sounds! There are over 150 opportunities for students to practice saying their R sounds in single words, as well as prompts to use these words in sentences and conversations.
This activity asks students questions to describe what they would want in a zoo if they were able to create one. Students get to choose a location, types of animals, concessions, and more--all while practicing their R sounds!
This activity is perfect for late elementary through high school articulation students who are still working on the R sound. This activity can also be used with mixed articulation and language groups! Students working on language can practice describing, defining vocabulary, answering questions, forming complete sentences, and more.
This product is a PDF and can easily be printed or completed on a computer or iPad/tablet.
This product includes:
1 page of questions about a hypothetical zoo with over 150 opportunities to say the R Sound
1 page where students are prompted to draw their zoo and write a paragraph about the animals