Articulation Cue Cards
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About
Articulation Cue Cards That Work as Hard as You Do There is a reason why articulation cue cards have become a standard piece of equipment in therapy rooms across the country. The reason is simple: when a child is learning to articulate a word correctly, a reference point is often the key between a successful session and a stalled one. At Bjorem Speech & Literacy, we have taken this basic tool and made it into something that people love using. Our sound cue cards are not an afterthought or a supplementary add-on. They are the product that started it all, and they remain the most recognizable cue card system in the field of speech language pathology. Articulation Visual Cue Cards Rooted in Real Clinical Practice Bjorem Speech was founded by Jennie Bjorem, M.A., CCC-SLP, who spent years using cue cards in her own therapy sessions before deciding to share them with the broader SLP community. What started with hand drawn stickers on sticks has grown into a full, beautifully illustrated system of articulation visual cue cards that support motor learning, sound awareness, and confident communication. Every card in our catalog reflects the same commitment that drove that original idea: give clinicians a tool that is simple to use, grounded in research, and genuinely effective with kids. The visual design is modern, inclusive, and child centered, because children engage more deeply with materials that feel approachable and reflect the world around them. What Makes Our Sound Cue Cards Different The market has no shortage of therapy materials, but not all cue cards are created equal. Here is what sets the Bjorem system apart from anything else you will find: Designed by practicing SLPs with firsthand knowledge of what works in real therapy sessions with real children Evidence aligned and developed in collaboration with literacy experts, illustrators, and clinical collaborators from across the field Inclusive, diverse imagery that ensures every child sees themselves represe