Description
Do need easy print-and-go minimal pairs homework for students who substitute their “sh” sound with “s”? Are you feeling discouraged by slow progress and searching for research-backed, ready-to-use practice sheets that parents can easily follow at home? Or maybe you just want a broader selection of materials to keep your students interested in your session?
SLPs continue to rely on Adventures In Speech Pathology because they know our resources are evidence-based, high-quality, and designed for maximum practice—keeping students motivated and making real progress!
“Rebecca creates the best materials for minimal pairs therapy. I love the information/instruction pages at the beginning of the resource too to help families understand what feedback to give and how to use the pages at home.”
DOWNLOAD THIS RESOURCE IF YOU WANT TO:
➊ — Feel confident that you are using AND giving meaningful homework using the minimal pairs approach
➋ — Save time by having over 35 pages of fun activities for all of your therapy and homework needs
➌ — Have materials that contain mouth cues and the number of practice trials on each page to help your student make faster progress
➍ — Be able to simply take baseline and generalization data to see whether your students are making progress
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How does this packet differ from others?
This packet includes BOTH the error and the target sound. This allows you to draw attention to the child’s error and use that as a teachable moment that is necessary for minimal pairs therapy (remember, you NEED to give homework that matches the intervention approach you are using).
CONTENTS:
✅ — This 45-page packet focuses on /ʃ/ – /s/ initial words
✅ — Contains activities for eight minimal pair targets
✅ — EBP references and Minimal Pair therapy tips pg. 6-11
✅ — Parent letter, Minimal Pair activity ideas & cards pg. 11-12
✅ — Show & Say, Word Match & Odd One Out sheets pg. 13-15
✅ — Point & Say high practice trials pg. 16-23
✅ — Say & Draw, Word Drills, Roll & Say, 100 Trial pages pg. 24-30
✅ — Cut & Color sheets pg. 31-38
✅ — Word Pairs sheets pg. 39-42
✅ — Baseline data collection, generalization probes & pictures pg. 43-44
What SLP’s like you are saying:
“Great for minimal pairs homework. Good range of activities to choose from. Much more engaging than sending minimal pair cards home for practise!”
“This resource was so helpful for my kids working on the SH sound – I used it in our session and sent some home for homework too. Easy to do lots of different activities and really helps with getting families to help their kids practice the sounds at home.”
“Love these activities for my students when I am using a minimal pair approach. Such simple, but yet effective activities to help a child learn the difference between the two sounds as well as the semantic difference when each sound is used. I use these in therapy as well as send them home for extra practice.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION: This is a digital file and is licensed for one person to use. Printing and assembly of the product may be required. For more information about single-person use, please refer to our Terms of Use.
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ABOUT THE AUTHOR: Rebecca Reinking is an SLP who works privately with children who have speech sound disorders. She has a particular interest in phonological interventions and strives to connect and collaborate with speech scientists to bridge the gap between research and clinical practice.
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7 reviews for Fronting Minimal Pairs Homework | SH-S Initial Words | Speech Therapy
johnsonajessica18 (verified owner) –
I needed resources to give to my students that would encourage home practice while also making it fun and while also helping parents come up with ideas at home. This did not disappoint. I also use them to “warm up” our target speech sounds at the beginning of my sessions. The pictures are engaging and fun and so helpful in planning with our busy schedules.
Alison C. (verified owner) –
Provides heaps of additional handout activities for s/sh minimal pairs auditory discrimination and production, really handy for easy session planning and to send home for homework. Great extension to the Fronting Toolkit.
Katherine S. (verified owner) –
Great resource for my SH/S students. The minimal pairs are easy for them to understand and the worksheets worked great as carryover for home.
Gianna R. (verified owner) –
Rebecca has made me love to work with Fronting. I have a lot of the resources she offers, and they all match perfectly.
Jessica B. (verified owner) –
This resource was so helpful for my kids working on the SH sound – I used it in our session and sent some home for homework too. Easy to do lots of different activities and really helps with getting families to help their kids practice the sounds at home
Charlotte Y. (verified owner) –
Great for minimal pairs homework. Good range of activities to choose from. Much more engaging than sending minimal pair cards home for practise!
Emily N. (verified owner) –
My students absolutely loved this resource! Super easy to prep and super engaging!