If the cards are different, they are turned back over and the turn goes to the next player. The player that matches the most pictures, wins the game. These games will last longer on card stock paper. Articulation games are still one of the easiest techniques to encourage students to practice their target sound. The Spider Game is simple and can be copied to send home for parental participation.
Students can color the game board and the bugs.
I have a fun game I use often for articulation, especially with those in 3rd grade and up. For stimulus materials, either a word list or picture cards can be used. After students say their targeted word or sentence a certain number of times, they get to draw a points slip and keep track of their points on a calculator. Students have fun keeping track of their points and seeing if they can break their previous records. I have a few middle school students who just LOVE this game.