If you want your articulation station to be structured, educational, and student-friendly, this resource belongs in your therapy space.
The Articulation Station Decor provides clear, organized visuals for every level of the articulatory hierarchy—Isolation, Words, Phrases, Sentences, and Conversation—as well as foundational speech concepts like Mouth, Lips, Tongue, Voice, Ears, and Teeth. Designed for mirrors, stations, or wall displays, these posters support student understanding, independence, and effective practice during articulation sessions.
Perfect for station-based therapy and visual learners, this decor helps make speech sound instruction intentional, explicit, and easy to follow.
WHAT’S INCLUDED
This resource includes:
Posters for each level of the articulatory hierarchy: Isolation, Words, Phrases, Sentences, Conversation
Clear definitions for each hierarchy level
“In Speech We Use” posters highlighting: Mouth, Lips, Tongue, Voice, Ears, Teeth
Three design variations
DESIGNED TO BE
Easy to read and reference at a glance
Visually engaging and cohesive for your therapy space
Flexible for mirrors, stations, or wall displays
Supports student independence and understanding
WHY YOU’LL LOVE THIS RESOURCE
Perfect for station-based articulation therapy
Supports visual learners and explicit instruction
Helps students understand and track speech production
Keeps your articulation station organized and functional
Ready-to-print and easy to assemble
This decor is especially helpful if you’ve ever thought:
“I want my students to practice independently while having clear, structured visuals to guide them.”
PERFECT FOR
Articulation stations with mirrors or feedback areas
One-on-one or small group therapy
Visual learners and explicit instruction
Elementary SLP rooms or RTI/MTSS support
Reinforcing speech sound production in a structured, intentional way
Structure meets independence.
The Articulation Station Decor helps your students practice speech sounds effectively while keeping your station organized, visually appealing, and student-friendly.
If you want your articulation station to be structured, educational, and student-friendly, this resource belongs in your therapy space.
The Articulation Station Decor provides clear, organized visuals for every level of the articulatory hierarchy—Isolation, Words, Phrases, Sentences, and Conversation—as well as foundational speech concepts like Mouth, Lips, Tongue, Voice, Ears, and Teeth. Designed for mirrors, stations, or wall displays, these posters support student understanding, independence, and effective practice during articulation sessions.
Perfect for station-based therapy and visual learners, this decor helps make speech sound instruction intentional, explicit, and easy to follow.
WHAT’S INCLUDED
This resource includes:
Posters for each level of the articulatory hierarchy: Isolation, Words, Phrases, Sentences, Conversation
Clear definitions for each hierarchy level
“In Speech We Use” posters highlighting: Mouth, Lips, Tongue, Voice, Ears, Teeth
Three design variations
DESIGNED TO BE
Easy to read and reference at a glance
Visually engaging and cohesive for your therapy space
Flexible for mirrors, stations, or wall displays
Supports student independence and understanding
WHY YOU’LL LOVE THIS RESOURCE
Perfect for station-based articulation therapy
Supports visual learners and explicit instruction
Helps students understand and track speech production
Keeps your articulation station organized and functional
Ready-to-print and easy to assemble
This decor is especially helpful if you’ve ever thought:
“I want my students to practice independently while having clear, structured visuals to guide them.”
PERFECT FOR
Articulation stations with mirrors or feedback areas
One-on-one or small group therapy
Visual learners and explicit instruction
Elementary SLP rooms or RTI/MTSS support
Reinforcing speech sound production in a structured, intentional way
Structure meets independence.
The Articulation Station Decor helps your students practice speech sounds effectively while keeping your station organized, visually appealing, and student-friendly.
