• 3rd Grade
  • Speech & Language
  • About 10 minutes

TH Bingo

Grown-up: show a card or say a word. Child: say it too, then cover it. Three in a row wins!

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How to do it

  1. Grown-up: say a word or show a card.
  2. Child: say it too, then cover it.
  3. Three in a row wins!

Teaching tip

Use the picture cards as the calling deck.

TH Bingo worksheet for 3rd grade (articulation: the TH sound), free printable
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About this worksheet

Two picture bingo boards packed with TH words.

What kids practice

Articulation means making speech sounds clearly. For the TH sound, the tongue tip rests gently between the teeth and air flows out over it. TH can be quiet (thumb, bath) or have the voice on (this, feather). TH is one of the last sounds many children learn, so some kids are still working on it in 3rd grade. A child who is practicing TH often says f, t or d instead (fumb for thumb, tink for think, dis for this). These sheets climb the same ladder speech therapists use: the sound alone, then syllables, words, phrases, sentences, reading and everyday talking. Common Core doesn't cover speech sounds, so these sheets have no Common Core code.

Watch for

  • Saying f for th. Check in the mirror that the tongue, not the lip, touches the top teeth.
  • Popping the sound like t or d. Keep the tongue there and let the air flow slowly.
  • Moving up too fast. If TH slips in sentences, practice phrases for a few more days.
  • If your child is hard to understand, frustrated when talking, or not improving, ask a speech-language pathologist for an evaluation.

It's free to print, as many copies as you need. See the full articulation: the TH sound guide for 3rd grade.

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