Final Consonant Deletion Minimal Pair Feeding Mouths
by Adventures in Speech Pathology © 2020
Price: $6 USD
Subjects: speech,specialed
Grades: 14,13
Description
AIM: To increase motivation and obtain more practice trials using the minimal pairs approach in speech therapy METHOD: Point to (auditory discrimination) or say the minimal pair target words. If you say the word correctly, drag a piece of food for the animal to ‘eat’. There are 5 pieces of food for 5 practice attempts per word. Entertaining for the preschool-aged population. Each animal starts with the same sound that you are targeting at the end, such as ‘p’ for pig, and ‘m’ for monkey for the phonological pattern of final consonant deletion. Each pattern contains production cues to teach the child about how the sounds are made prior to starting the minimal pairs. This can be used for cueing. ✅ Covers 8 sound patterns in final position: p, t, d, k, s, z, m, n ✅ Includes 6 minimal pair targets per sound pattern HOW CAN I REACH 100 TRIALS? Use the following equation to figure out how many practice trials are needed: * Say 4 word pairs x25 each = 100 trials * Say 5 word pairs x20 each = 100 trials * Say 6 word pairs x 15 each = 90 trials * Say 6 word pairs x 20 each = 120 trials
Acknowledgements
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