/s/ is for Spider

Fall Break is quickly approaching, and I've been working on some new preschool articulation games to go along with our upcoming Fall Unit. I made these little spiders to target /s/ and s-blends with a little Halloween flare.

I use the cards to work at word, phrase, and sentence levels. Each spider "swallowed" an object containing the target sound/blend in the initial, medial, or final position. Players begin with an empty "spider web" and take turns drawing cards ("My spider swallowed a..."). 

The object of the game is to collect as many spiders on your web as you can. But watch out for the Silly Monsters that are mixed in! Silly Monsters scare spiders away...

How are you incorporating articulation into your unit themes? Other ideas for some spider fun?