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An educational graphic titled "'N' TO 'NG' MINIMAL PAIRS" showcasing free minimal pair cards for speech practice.
An educational graphic titled "'N' TO 'NG' MINIMAL PAIRS" showcasing free minimal pair cards for speech practice.

N to NG Minimal Pair Cards – FREEBIE

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(12 customer reviews)

Meaningful and colorful picture contrasts for treating N to NG using the minimal pairs approach. There is no need to make your own cards to treat this less common error pattern – we have got you covered. Implement minimal pairs with confidence.

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12 reviews for N to NG Minimal Pair Cards – FREEBIE

  1. Ali W –

    Thank you so much for this resource! This has been a very difficulty sound for me to target and I really appreciate you making it!

    • Rebecca Reinking (verified owner) –

      You’re welcome! I’m hoping to keep making more freely available minimal pair cards πŸ™‚

  2. usha –

    thanks just what i needed

  3. Pam Starr (verified owner) –

    Thanks for the great resources!

  4. Mollie –

    Thank you for the great resource!

  5. Nilsa (verified owner) –

    I appreciate this valuable visual to help my speech therapy client.

  6. Nilsa (verified owner) –

    I appreciate this valuable visual resource.

  7. Kate –

    This! I have a client with this challenge at the moment, and the visuals are essential for him to be aware of the difference. He’s a bit older and so this pattern is quite entrenched, and because it’s also normalised in some words in the outback Aussie accent, it’s been tricky to efficiently highlight the contrast. These cards for the win!

  8. Nia Michellis (verified owner) –

    I have a child with CAS who just this week I brought this out for as she has almost all sounds now and multisyllables but was producing /n/ for ‘ng’ and this was impacting her literacy. So, I used these pictures alongside the motoric feedback and written words (to target speech/language & her understanding of the loss of meaning ALL AT ONCE!)
    So generous of Rebecca to have this available freely! So much time goes into resources and I am grateful for hers.

  9. Jacqui (verified owner) –

    Identical twins one can do ng one can’t. Great resource hard to find ng resources

  10. LM (verified owner) –

    My students are finally understanding the difference between /n/ and ‘ng’!

  11. Michelle White –

    Love these!

  12. Lisa (verified owner) –

    Great resource. It is very hard to find resources for ng.

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