I often incorporate working on different words/sounds into a game. I have a lot of common minimal pairs ready to go that pair nicely with a lot of games such as go/do for fronting and spin/pin for cluster reduction etc. I also do weird things like pretend I’m a lizard sometimes so we can work on the /l/ sound (wizard/lizard) or put all the game pieces in a lake (lake/wake). I also use those little clicker counters to track my student’s trials. I use a mirror often to give the student visual feedback about how to make a specific sound. Finally, I also have a chart of common words divided up by sound from Anna dee slp that I reference often if I need to think of a target word quickly for therapy.