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Stopping can be one of the hardest error patterns to treat. This product gives SLPs another way to get high practice trials for their Stopping minimal pairs therapy. This Boom Cards deck includes the minimal pairs therapy steps of familiarization, auditory discrimination, and word practice. Enjoy getting high-practice trials while contrasting error and target sounds in meaningful word pairs.
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We all know that the Stopping pattern can be REALLY HARD to treat. With these resources, you have an evidence-based intervention (minimal pairs) as well as a set-up to achieve higher practice trials. These engaging, interactive and NO PREP activities really teach the meaning behind the contrast. This digital Boom Cards™ set can be used through your tablet, or as part of your teletherapy practice using your internet browser.
Students simply say their target words, “pour” or “four” and can then drag the image across to the picture. It’s fun, meaningful, and allows your student to increase their practice trials of the target words.
⭐TRY the free Th-f Substitution set and get a feel for this series.⭐
➊ — FAMILIARIZATION: Familiarize the student with the minimal pair targets
➋ — AUDITORY DISCRIMINATION: Use a “point to the one I say” task and then drag the target word image to the picture. There are five opportunities for each word. You can encourage multiple practices before dragging the image across if you want to increase your practice trials.
➌ — WORD TASKS: ask the child to say the word pairs. They can also tell you which picture they want to drag across and move it if they say the word correctly. If they say the word incorrectly, provide pragmatic feedback such as “Do you mean pour or four?”
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CONTENTS:
✅ — F-B, F-P, V-B minimal pairs cards (6 pair sets)
✅ — S-T, S-D minimal pairs cards (6 pair sets)
✅ — SH-T, SH-D minimal pairs cards (6 pair sets)
✅ — CH-T, J-D minimal pairs cards (6 pair sets)
⭐ Be prepared for your Speech Caseload! This resource is part of a money-saving Interactive Minimal Pairs BUNDLE!⭐
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⭐ AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE ON THE BOOM LEARNING PLATFORM ONLY ⭐
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2 reviews for Stopping Interactive Minimal Pairs | Boom Cards™ | Distance Learning
Emily K. (verified owner) –
Adventures in Speech Pathology has the best products and this one does not disappoint! Love that this resource is digital! I can easily pull it up on my iPad. Love the pictures and my kids love to move the little icons when doing the auditory discrimination and production part of minimal pairs therapy.
Julia P. (verified owner) –
I love all of AISP resources! I should pretty much just click “buy everything”. This is such a great way to consolidate the meaning of the minimal pairs and for kids to really understand that what they say, can change the meaning of their message. Kids love the silliness of putting the items in the wrong place! And what kid doesn’t love computer interaction! 10 out of 10