The Articumazement Board Game

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Articulation
ArticuMAZEment by Lori A. Hickman, M.S., CCC-SLP is located in the articulation hallway. It is published by LinguiSystems in 1990. ArticuMAZEment is designed for children aged 5 to 10, or children in kindergarten through fifth grade, with an articulation disorder with the consonants /c,.,y,l,r,s,z/. ArticuMAZEment is a board game designed for 2-6 people. The objective of the game is to be the first to make it through the maze and cross the finish line. The players take turns rolling the dice or spinning the spinner to determine the number of spaces they move. Each space is one of six colors, and the color the player lands on determines the word or phrase containing the target sounds the player has to say. The red spaces require

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