Multisyllabic Words - Games and Activities for Speech Therapy
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Multisyllabic Words – Games and Activities for Speech Therapy

(115 customer reviews)

$3.00

Practice multisyllabic words in a fun puzzle and zoo-themed activity designed for speech and language intervention!

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Practice multisyllabic words with these word lists, cards, and games in an engaging puzzle and zoo-themed activity designed for speech and language intervention!

It’s time to freshen up your speech therapy sessions with engaging articulation resources! Designed specifically for SLPs and SLPAs, this multisyllabic words resource is a comprehensive collection tailored to make your therapy sessions both fun and effective.

The packet begins with multisyllabic words and includes activities to help students generalize those and other 2-4 syllable words.

Great for homework, weak syllable deletion, and even plurals!

Children with speech sound disorders may have difficulty producing multisyllabic words. This can be due to poor motor planning or phonological difficulties.

✅ WHAT’S INCLUDED

  • NINE 2-syllable word animals
  • EIGHT 3-syllable word animals
  • EIGHT 4-syllable word animals
  • A board game
  • A zoo scene including all the animals for generalization
  • Zoo scene key
  • Black and white versions are included as an ink-saving option

The puzzle pieces contain visual prompts, so the number of animals equals the number of syllables in its name. Touch each animal per syllable spoken for a visual aid. This activity is great for visual and tactile learners.

Use the board game to begin generalization.

Use the zoo scene to practice multisyllabic words in an unstructured activity. Make sentences or have a conversation about the animals to ensure your patient has fully generalized and mastered multisyllabic words.

Check out the preview to see what’s included!

⭐ BUNDLE & SAVE ⭐

Grab even more phonology activities when you purchase the Phonology Bundle!

SLPS LIKE YOU SAID…

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐“So many of my kiddos need that tactile component. Cute zoo theme. I printed and laminated for practice at school and send home puzzles for fun homework activity.”

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐“Wonderful visual for my struggling sight readers!! Very helpful to see how things are laid out and wonderful multi sensory feedback by putting the pieces together!!”

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐“I love these! I laminated them and have my kiddos use a hand pointer with them. Having the visual for the word and the puzzle pieces to break the word up into syllables has been so helpful for my students that struggle with multisyllabic words and nonreaders.”

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐“This has been a fun way to address weak syllable deletion!”

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115 reviews for Multisyllabic Words – Games and Activities for Speech Therapy

  1. Jennifer R. –

    Great!

  2. Joanne D. –

    Great idea, really helped!

  3. Whitney D. –

    Love it!

  4. Patty L. –

    Awesome!

  5. Asheeka N. –

    Useful. Thanks

  6. Nicole B. –

    Great Resource!

  7. MaryLu W. –

    I wish there were directions on how to use the game

  8. Terri M. –

    My kindergartener loved playing the zoo game and it was nice to send it home for homework practice.

  9. Amy H. –

    Thanks!

  10. Megan M. –

    These were a great activity I worked on with the students in session but then was able to send home as homework as well. They loved doing the little puzzles with mom and dad. Thanks!

  11. Mrs Kellie’s Class –

    Perfect, thanks!

  12. Lea H. –

    Love this for homework!

  13. Deborah F. –

    thanks!

  14. Elaine C. –

    Great visual for counting out syllables.

  15. Theresa M Nejman –

    I especially like the “puzzle” cards to go with the skill practice. My kiddos will really enjoy this set. Thank you!

  16. Susan C. –

    Puzzles are always a hit! Thank you!

  17. Gail C. –

    Great product!!

  18. Abbey B. –

    Love this product! I use it all the time.

  19. Love Speech Therapy by Betsy B. –

    This is just what I was looking for!!! Thank you!

  20. Courtney F. –

    LOVE LOVE LOVE

  21. Tiffany S. –

    Thank you!

  22. Kristine S. –

    Thanks!

  23. Jocelyn D. –

    Great activity, love that it’s hands-on!

  24. Suzanne C. –

    First of all, I like how you use all the space on the page to format the puzzles. Secondly, it is a great visual to illustrate “syllable-ness” (my word). Sadly, I wish there were more multi-syllable words appropriate for preschool age children. Not your fault. Just sayin’.

  25. Hannah M. –

    Love these !

  26. Lynn D. –

    🙂

  27. Melissa B. –

    Great activity to work on multisyllabic words, thank you!

  28. Kristin M. –

    Fantastic resource! Thank you!

  29. Pamela P. –

    The puzzle pieces are great for visualizing the syllables.

  30. Carrie D. –

    Thank you

  31. Amy A. –

    love this! My PK/K students were highly motivated!

  32. Jacqueline E. –

    This is a great resource that has helped many of my students to reinforce sounds across positions. Works hand in hand with pacing techniques

  33. Dawn S. –

    so cute! thanks!

  34. Allyson B. –

    great for artic

  35. Letters with Laur –

    This is wonderful!

  36. Sarah Jane P. –

    Great product

  37. Stephanie T. –

    Great idea!

  38. Kari C. –

    What a fun way to work on multisyllabic words! Love this product.

  39. Tiny Talkers –

    The day my 3-year old client moved all of these pictures from around the room to one place and happily tapped each one, felt like such a breakthrough!!! Great product!

  40. cathleen C. –

    Love it

  41. Morreale’s Materials –

    Really good visual

  42. Cheryl A. –

    Super fun! The kids ask for this and want to use it over and over!

  43. Kathleen Guyer –

    Wow! I love this! Thank you!

  44. Kali L. –

    I like the theme behind this material to keep kids motivated.

  45. Laurier K. –

    Very cute images!

  46. Diane Guenther –

    Nice idea but puzzle a bit hard for non readers

  47. Ambyr H. –

    My preschool and kindergarten students loved the zoo theme!

  48. Speech Spark SLP –

    My kiddos really liked looking for the animals in the zoo scene! Thanks for an engaging activity for multisyllabic words.

  49. Easy to Use Speech Materials –

    Great resource!

  50. Kristen C. –

    Thank you!

  51. Kim M. –

    Thanks

  52. Anna B. –

    The only selfish complaint I have and really it’s a compliment, is that I wish the packet was bigger. It is a great value for the $, that’s not my problem, the issue was that my students loved this so they went through all the words very quickly 🙂 Thanks for sharing!

  53. Tanya M. –

    Awesome resource!

  54. Ilana G. –

    Great puzzles!! My little guys love it 🙂

  55. Katey G. –

    A great resource for targeting multi syllabic words!

  56. Kelly J. –

    this has been a fun way to address syllable deletion!

  57. Teresa L H. –

    Fun way to work on production of multisyllabic words!

  58. Kevin Torrez –

    Great Resource!

  59. TalkIncSLP –

    thanks!

  60. Nikki S. –

    Awesome!

  61. Meghan O. –

    I love these! I laminated them and have my kiddos use a hand pointer with them. Having the visual for the word and the puzzle pieces to break the word up into syllables has been so helpful for my students that struggle with multisyllabic words and nonreaders.

  62. Jordan A. –

    This was a great resource for my classroom.

  63. Jennifer M. –

    Beautiful resource

  64. Rebecca Ansen –

    Great resource!

  65. Katherine M. –

    Very useful. Would be nice to have more words.

  66. Katheryn S. –

    Wonderful visual for my struggling sight readers!! Very helpful to see how things are laid out and wonderful multi sensory feedback by putting the pieces together!!

  67. Taylor Shanahan –

    Wonderful resource!

  68. John O. –

    Easy and simple to use! Thanks!

  69. julie E. –

    Such a cute resource and easy to use! It was a little bit hard to cut around the puzzle pieces but otherwise it is great!

  70. Debbie P. –

    Can’t wait to try this with my pre-k kids who have weak syllable deletion problems. Thank you!

  71. Nicola K. –

    Thanks!

  72. Emily H –

    This is a great resource for zoo theme.

  73. Paula L. –

    Puzzles create an engaging way to teach multi syllabic words.

  74. Abigail M. –

    Cute thanks!

  75. Jessie S. –

    Love these multi-syllabic words. All my kiddos love animals so this is a great way to get them to practice those multi-syllabic words!

  76. Kimberly G. –

    Awesome way to get it some practice saying multisyllabic word drills in the home!

  77. Bianca G. –

    Great Resource!

  78. Rebecca B. –

    This is good if you want something you can use during therapy and also send home as homework. Great resource.

  79. Ariana W. –

    This is a great resource. I like how it uses the same words in different contexts!

  80. Lee M. –

    So many of my kiddos need that tactile component. Cute zoo theme. I printed and laminated for practice at school and send home puzzles for fun homework activity.

  81. Melissa Nystrom –

    Good product.

  82. Elise G. –

    Perfect!! Thank you!

  83. Kami K. –

    I like the use of puzzle pieces to show how many syllables are in each word.

  84. Paige H. –

    Great

  85. Brenda T. –

    Very helpful

  86. Amy H. –

    Such a great visual for syllables and it has really helped some of my clients. Thank you thank you!

  87. Courtney’s Speech Room –

    Used this for my zoo theme week and it was perfect!

  88. Mikayla Hutchings –

    This resource is great for face-to-face learning and as a home practice task for distance learning… it’s very interactive and the kids love to do the puzzles at home with Mum and Dad too. Thank you!

  89. marie G. –

    Great resource to send home for practice!

  90. Cameron R. –

    My kids loved putting the puzzles together and using the zoo picture to describe where the animals were after we practiced the word!

  91. Madeline C. –

    Love this resource! My preschoolers also love it. Kids talk about animals a lot, so it’s great to incorporate that vocabulary with this target skill. Love the generalization activity as well.

  92. michelle K. –

    This was just right!

  93. Adanne G. –

    Students love putting together all of their sounds to make an animal. Very reinforcing and motivating during sessions.

  94. Cienna B. –

    Perfect to work on producing each syllable in a multisyllable word

  95. Morgan L. –

    I loved how cute these were and that I am able to use it to carry over the skill into conversation

  96. Emily A. –

    Great for those with speech sound disorders

  97. speech resources for kids –

    This was really helpful and detailed, thank you.

  98. Cheyenne A. –

    Motivating resource for my clients! They love putting the puzzle pieces together.

  99. faithinlife626 –

    great

  100. Speechie Keen SLP –

    Love the visuals, this is such a helpful resource!

  101. Sarah D. –

    Great activity! Thank you!

  102. Decoding Readers –

    Great resource to reinforce this skill!

  103. Marissa B. –

    I like how these are puzzle pieces. It is a good visual representation of syllables for my preschoolers.

  104. Shannon A. –

    So happy I found some more resources for multisyllabic words. This is already a favourite.

  105. debra D. –

    I have had a hard time finding engaging activities to work on multi-syllable words with my students and this has been great!

  106. Ashley Cami –

    A great resource! A fun way to target multisyllabic words.

  107. Rachel C. –

    This is a Great resource! Love the puzzle features

  108. Jill J. –

    This is a great resource! My students really enjoy this resource while they are working on their speech!

  109. Alyssa B. –

    Such an easy no prep material that has worked great for my students!

  110. Tyland S. –

    I used this as a summer packet to send home with my speech client! He loved it. I love all the mini games that come along with it.

  111. Hannah G. –

    This worked great for my clients that are working on multisyllabic words!

  112. Traci B. –

    Easy no prep games for language development. Highly engaging

  113. Erika Brown –

    This activity was engaging and helped my students learn!

  114. Maria Brooks-Branham –

    I used these immediately with several students. During October we used the creepy fingers for pointing! It was nice to have the scenes for generalization for those that progressed to that level.

  115. Anonymous –

    I used this immediately with several of my students and the pointer finger (as well as the creepy Halloween fingers during October!) It was nice to have the picture scenes with this product to practice generalization

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