Speech Sound Visuals & Posters for Speech Therapy | Mouth Placement + Cues
Make speech sound placement easier to see, explain, and remember with visual cues designed for real speech therapy sessions.
These speech sound visuals and articulation posters give students clear, child-friendly cues for how to produce speech sounds while giving SLPs an easy visual to reference during articulation therapy. Each sound includes a detailed mouth visual along with multi-sensory elicitation cues for what to look for, see, feel, listen for, and remember during sound production.
This updated set includes place and movement cues, airflow cues, voicing information, IPA symbols, and simple motor reminders to help students better understand what their mouths are doing when producing a target sound.
You will also receive the complete resource in two different design styles:
Rainbow Design: Each speech sound features a different coordinating color
Jenna’s Speech Corner Pattern Design: Features the signature speech-themed pattern created specifically for Jenna’s Speech Corner
The speech sound content is the same in both versions, so you can simply choose the style that works best for your speech room, therapy materials, or personal preference.
Included in This Resource:
26 speech sound visual pages
Speech sound visuals for B, CH, D, F, G, H, J, K, L, M, N, NG, P, R, S, SH, T, TH, V, W, Y, Z, and ZH
Separate visuals for voiceless TH /θ/ and voiced TH /ð/
General R /ɹ/ visual
Separate Retroflex R and Bunched R visuals
Child-friendly mouth and tongue placement visuals
Voice On / Voice Off information
IPA notation for speech sounds
Multi-sensory cues organized into:
LOOK
SEE
FEEL
LISTEN
REMEMBER
Short, memorable sound titles and elicitation cues
Table of Contents with individual sound page numbers for easy printing
Printing suggestions for multiple sizes
Two complete design options included
Multiple Ways to Print + Use
Use the same visuals in different ways depending on what you need:
Poster Size: Print 1 page per sheet for speech room displays, bulletin boards, or larger articulation visuals
Grab + Go Size: Print 2 pages per sheet for therapy binders, grab + go materials, or portable cueing
Mini Size: Print 4 pages per sheet for smaller speech sound cue cards, student reference visuals, or keeping multiple sounds together
The included Table of Contents lists the exact page for every speech sound so you can quickly print only the sounds you need for your caseload.
Instead of repeatedly explaining, “Put your tongue here, move your lips like this, turn your voice on...” students have a consistent visual they can reference throughout practice.
Use the LOOK, SEE, FEEL, LISTEN, and REMEMBER cues to draw attention to different parts of speech sound production while helping students become more aware of tongue placement, lip position, airflow, voicing, and movement.
Whether you display them in your speech room, keep them in your therapy binder, or print mini versions for your grab + go materials, these speech sound placement visuals are designed to become an easy-to-reference articulation tool you can use again and again.
Jenna’s Speech Corner Speech Sound Visuals combine clear mouth visuals, child-friendly elicitation cues, and practical printing options to make speech sound practice easier to explain and easier for students to understand.
Make speech sound placement easier to see, explain, and remember with visual cues designed for real speech therapy sessions.
These speech sound visuals and articulation posters give students clear, child-friendly cues for how to produce speech sounds while giving SLPs an easy visual to reference during articulation therapy. Each sound includes a detailed mouth visual along with multi-sensory elicitation cues for what to look for, see, feel, listen for, and remember during sound production.
This updated set includes place and movement cues, airflow cues, voicing information, IPA symbols, and simple motor reminders to help students better understand what their mouths are doing when producing a target sound.
You will also receive the complete resource in two different design styles:
Rainbow Design: Each speech sound features a different coordinating color
Jenna’s Speech Corner Pattern Design: Features the signature speech-themed pattern created specifically for Jenna’s Speech Corner
The speech sound content is the same in both versions, so you can simply choose the style that works best for your speech room, therapy materials, or personal preference.
Included in This Resource:
26 speech sound visual pages
Speech sound visuals for B, CH, D, F, G, H, J, K, L, M, N, NG, P, R, S, SH, T, TH, V, W, Y, Z, and ZH
Separate visuals for voiceless TH /θ/ and voiced TH /ð/
General R /ɹ/ visual
Separate Retroflex R and Bunched R visuals
Child-friendly mouth and tongue placement visuals
Voice On / Voice Off information
IPA notation for speech sounds
Multi-sensory cues organized into:
LOOK
SEE
FEEL
LISTEN
REMEMBER
Short, memorable sound titles and elicitation cues
Table of Contents with individual sound page numbers for easy printing
Printing suggestions for multiple sizes
Two complete design options included
Multiple Ways to Print + Use
Use the same visuals in different ways depending on what you need:
Poster Size: Print 1 page per sheet for speech room displays, bulletin boards, or larger articulation visuals
Grab + Go Size: Print 2 pages per sheet for therapy binders, grab + go materials, or portable cueing
Mini Size: Print 4 pages per sheet for smaller speech sound cue cards, student reference visuals, or keeping multiple sounds together
The included Table of Contents lists the exact page for every speech sound so you can quickly print only the sounds you need for your caseload.
Instead of repeatedly explaining, “Put your tongue here, move your lips like this, turn your voice on...” students have a consistent visual they can reference throughout practice.
Use the LOOK, SEE, FEEL, LISTEN, and REMEMBER cues to draw attention to different parts of speech sound production while helping students become more aware of tongue placement, lip position, airflow, voicing, and movement.
Whether you display them in your speech room, keep them in your therapy binder, or print mini versions for your grab + go materials, these speech sound placement visuals are designed to become an easy-to-reference articulation tool you can use again and again.
Jenna’s Speech Corner Speech Sound Visuals combine clear mouth visuals, child-friendly elicitation cues, and practical printing options to make speech sound practice easier to explain and easier for students to understand.