Reindeer speech practice activity

Here is a cute way to work on articulation of speech sounds.  You can use a variety of items as tokens for this game such as M&Ms, pom poms, buttons, cereal pieces or coins to have your child place on a reindeer after he/she  repeats a word correctly.

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Here are some word lists that you can use as you play this game. 

Words beginning and ending in P	Words beginning and ending in M	Words beginning with H	Words beginning and ending in N	Words beginning with W	Words beginning and ending in B
Pat	Mope	Ham	None	Wow	Bat
Pipe	Map	Hum	Noon	Weak	Boat
Pot	Mine	Heat	Nut	Whine	Beach
Pain	Moan	Hot	Neat	Won	Boss
Pin	Mean	Hoof	Gnat	Want	Bun
Page	More	Hat	Gnome	What	Bone
Peace	Man	Heal	Next	When	Beat
Peak	Mop	Hurt	North	Why	Bet
Peck	Main	Hand	Need	Which	Ben
Pack	Mat	hut	nap	wheat	ball
Final	Final	Final	Final	Final	Final
Map	Ham	xxxxxxxxxxx	Cone	xxxxxxxxxxxxx	Cub
Nap	Hum		Keen		Sub
Keep	Come		Cane		Nub
Cop	Came		Lane		Bub
Cope	Lame		Lone		Tub
Cap	Lime		Lean		Tab
Lap	Foam		Lawn		Hub
Leap	Roam		Man		Rub
Deep	Some		Mean		Deb
weep	sam		soon		rob

C or K	G	D	T	NG	F	Y	R	L	S
Cat	Got	Don	Tom		Fit	Youth	Red	Like	Soon
Cot	Gum	Dan	Time		Fight	Yuck	Ride	Look	Some
Coat	Goat	Date	Top		Four	Yarn	Rich	Lack	Soup
Keep	Gate	Dot	Toes		Five	Yawn	Read	Load	Sap
Cap	Gun	Done	Tease		Fan	Yip	Roam	Leak	Sit
Cone	Game	Don’t	Tap		Feet	Yap	Ring	Love	Sat
Keen	Gain	Dig	Tape		Foot	Yum	Rut	Lime	Seat
Kick	Goal	Dug	Tune		Fat	Yard	Rat	Loose	Sick
Came	Gage	Dog	Team		Fin	Yes	Raid	Lose	Sun
Come	Gap	dad	toot		foam	yet	Ripe	Lame	Sud
Final	Final	Final	Final	Final	Final	Final	Final	Final	Final
Hack	Bug	Bad	Bat	Ring	Half	xxxxx	Bar	Ball	Bass
Lack	Wag	Good	Boot	Bing	Hoof		Bear	Fall	Base
Leak	Wig	Food	Bite	Sing	Calf		Boar	Tall	mess
Meek	Hug	Feed	Might	Ding	Laugh		Pair	Sell	Pass
Mack	Hog	Mud	Fight	Dong	Waif		Peer	Tell	Yes
Muck	Sag	Mad	Right	Wrong	Safe		Pour	Call	Less
Luck	Lag	Sad	Pat	Pong	Leaf		Sore	Cell	Guess
Tuck	Lug	Dad	Put	Ping	Beef		Gore	Fell	Hiss
Tack	Rug	Dude	Pot	Thing	Cuff		Gear	Mall	Kiss
sack	rag	dud	foot	wing	cough		dare	mail	bus

CH	SH	Z	J	V	TH voiceless	Th voiced
Chip	Shop	Zoom	Jam	Vote	Think	Them
Chop	Ship	Zap	June	Vedge	Thought	The
Chew	Shape	Zam	Jane	Van	Thumb	These
Chair	Shoot	Zoot	Jude	Vain	Thief	That
Chap	Sheep	Zeet	Jack	Vet	Thick	Those
Cheese	Shame	Zat	Jill	Vice	Thin	There
Cheat	Shine	Zime	John	Vum	Thump	This
Cheep	Shone	Zip	Joan	Vut		They
Chum	Chef	Zote	Jan	Vud
Choke	Shore	Zeem	Jet	Vad
Final	Final	Final	Final	Final	Final	Final
Butch	Bush	Shoes	Budge	Love	both	Bathe
Batch	Hush	Bows	Judge	Live	Bath
Match	Mash	Bees	Fudge	Five	Math
Mitch	Mush	Buzz	Mudge	Hive	Moth
Much	Dash	Fuzz	Wedge	Move	Path
Latch	Dish	Fees	Gage	Cave	Keith
Witch	Gash	Bays	Sage	Dave	Death
Watch	Gush	Buys	Cage	Dove	Sheath
Hatch	Fish	Maze	Midge	Have	Teeth
Ditch	wash	days	wage	leave	tooth

S blends						L blends	R BLENDS
Snow	Stop	School	Smile	Sleep	Sweep	Black	Try
Snack	Step	Skip	smell	Slow	Switch	Blue	Trip
Snap	Stone	Score	Smart	Slick	Swoop	Blow	Bright
Snip	Stick	Scoot			Swat	Club	Bring
Snooze	Stay	Scoop			Swan	Clue	Cry
	Store					Flag	Crib
						Fly	Dry
						glow	Drip
						plop	From
							grow

Sounds typically mastered by 3 years of age:	Sounds typically mastered by 4 years of age:	Sounds typically mastered by 5 years of age:	Sounds typically mastered by 6 years of age:	Sounds typically mastered by 7 years of age:
P  B  M   H   W   N   K   G   D   T	NG   Y   F	S   Z   SH   CH   J   L   V	R   R BLENDS	TH
SOUNDS ARE CONSISTENTLY USED AT THE ENDS OF WORDS	ALL SYLLABLES ARE PRODUCED IN WORDS SUCH AS “COMPUTER”	S BLENDS (SNAKE, STOP) L BLENDS (BLUE, FLAG)