Make articulation practice fun, interactive, and motivating with The Old Lady Swallowed My Speech Sound. Inspired by the popular There Was an Old Lady Who Swallowed… books, this no-prep speech therapy activity helps students practice speech sounds with high repetition, while keeping them engaged through coloring. Students say each word five times before coloring, reinforcing accurate production in a playful, book-themed format.
This resource works as a book companion or a stand-alone articulation activity and is perfect for elementary speech therapy, individual or small group sessions, push-in or pull-out services, RTI, and homework carryover.
What’s Included
• Articulation coloring pages for 25 speech sounds with 5 picture targets each (initial position)
• Old lady “swallowing the sounds” coloring page
• Student-friendly directions included on each page
• Print-and-go, no-prep format for speech therapy
Speech Sounds Targeted:
/l/, /l/ blends, /s/, /s/ blends, /z/, initial /r/, vocalic /r/, /r/ blends, /sh/, /ch/, /j/, /k/, /g/, /f/, /v/, /th/, /d/, /t/, /h/, /m/, /n/, /b/, /p/, /w/, /y/
Perfect For
• Articulation therapy and speech sound intervention
• Elementary speech therapy sessions
• Individual or small group therapy
• Push-in or pull-out services
• RTI, progress monitoring, and homework carryover
• Themed book companion activities
Why SLPs Love This Resource
This resource encourages high repetition speech sound practice in a fun, motivating format. It pairs perfectly with any Old Lady Who Swallowed… book and supports both early and later developing sounds, blends, and complex targets. Students stay engaged, motivated, and practicing accurate articulation without drill fatigue.
Bring speech therapy to life with The Old Lady Swallowed My Speech Sound! Your students will stay engaged, practice more, and have fun while mastering their target sounds. This resource saves you planning time, works with any Old Lady Who Swallowed book, and makes articulation practice something students actually look forward to. Add it to your speech therapy toolkit today and watch your students’ confidence and skills grow!
Make articulation practice fun, interactive, and motivating with The Old Lady Swallowed My Speech Sound. Inspired by the popular There Was an Old Lady Who Swallowed… books, this no-prep speech therapy activity helps students practice speech sounds with high repetition, while keeping them engaged through coloring. Students say each word five times before coloring, reinforcing accurate production in a playful, book-themed format.
This resource works as a book companion or a stand-alone articulation activity and is perfect for elementary speech therapy, individual or small group sessions, push-in or pull-out services, RTI, and homework carryover.
What’s Included
• Articulation coloring pages for 25 speech sounds with 5 picture targets each (initial position)
• Old lady “swallowing the sounds” coloring page
• Student-friendly directions included on each page
• Print-and-go, no-prep format for speech therapy
Speech Sounds Targeted:
/l/, /l/ blends, /s/, /s/ blends, /z/, initial /r/, vocalic /r/, /r/ blends, /sh/, /ch/, /j/, /k/, /g/, /f/, /v/, /th/, /d/, /t/, /h/, /m/, /n/, /b/, /p/, /w/, /y/
Perfect For
• Articulation therapy and speech sound intervention
• Elementary speech therapy sessions
• Individual or small group therapy
• Push-in or pull-out services
• RTI, progress monitoring, and homework carryover
• Themed book companion activities
Why SLPs Love This Resource
This resource encourages high repetition speech sound practice in a fun, motivating format. It pairs perfectly with any Old Lady Who Swallowed… book and supports both early and later developing sounds, blends, and complex targets. Students stay engaged, motivated, and practicing accurate articulation without drill fatigue.
Bring speech therapy to life with The Old Lady Swallowed My Speech Sound! Your students will stay engaged, practice more, and have fun while mastering their target sounds. This resource saves you planning time, works with any Old Lady Who Swallowed book, and makes articulation practice something students actually look forward to. Add it to your speech therapy toolkit today and watch your students’ confidence and skills grow!
