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If you see children whose phonological errors include voicing and you want to use minimal pairs therapy to address it, this toolkit is the perfect start point! It will give you all the tools you need to get therapy started including high-quality minimal pairs cards, multisensory activity ideas, and auditory discrimination tasks, as well as an engaging story that will explain the concepts in a child-friendly way for your students. For your peace-of-mind and confidence, there is also evidence-based information about minimal pairs therapy and the steps involved. This resource truly has been designed to save you time and give you everything you need to feel prepared and confident.
Have you experienced roadblocks with voicing and devoicing and are looking for the most comprehensive minimal pairs resource to help your students progress in therapy?
As an SLP who only treats speech sound disorders, I have created the ultimate “research-meets-clinical practice” resource, combining EVERYTHING you need (and didn’t know that you needed) to effectively implement the minimal pairs approach and make progress week-by-week.
“I have always struggled teaching the concept of voicing and devoicing with young children. This resource made it easy. The first time I used it, I saw progress! Thank you!”
What makes this therapy resource unlike any other is the phonological pattern stories, which explain the student’s pattern in a child-friendly manner that makes sense and “clicks” for them (e.g., “quiet sounds” and “noisy sounds”).
DOWNLOAD THIS RESOURCE IF YOU WANT TO:
βΆ — Have one resource that contains ALL the minimal steps: familiarization, auditory discrimination tasks and practice using minimal pair contrasts
β· — Be able to “teach the rule” about gliding using our highly reviewed stories that “click” for students
βΈ — Save planning time by referring to our therapy activity ideas to help teach the concept of “quiet” and “noisy” sounds
βΉ — Have a set of high-quality minimal cards
βΊ — Choose between print or digital formats! Our story, familiarization and auditory discrimination tasks give you TWO options!
“Using this minimal pairs toolkit was a game changer! My student was engaged, and was able to learn and have success quickly with this resource.”
β How does the Minimal Pairs Toolkit work?
FIRST Read the child-friendly “My Voicing Story” and complete the hands-on learning activities so that your student “clicks” with the phonological rule
NEXT By using the print or digital version, complete familiarization and auditory discrimination activities so that your students understand and can hear the difference between the pairs.
THEN Use these Quiet and Noisy Sound concepts as cues as you engage in drill-play games using the beautifully illustrated minimal pairs cards.
DID YOU KNOW that this resource is part of a six-series bundle? You get a discount when you purchase the complete Minimal Pairs Toolkit
Word targets in this packet:
CONTENTS:
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— 62 page printable therapy resource + 99 slide digital resource
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— Evidence-based practice rationales and minimal pairs flowchart
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— Multisensory activities to teach “Quiet vs. Noisy” sounds
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— A print and digital copy called “My Voicing” story to read to your student
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— 120 minimal pairs cards in color + black and white
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— Quiet and Noisy Sound visual cues (in various sizes to fit on task boxes etc.)
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— Minimal pairs word lists
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— A digital copy set of cards for familiarization and auditory discrimination
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What SLPβs like you are saying:
“I love this resource for teaching the concept of voicing devoicing. The visual supports are very kid-friendly, there is a great list of minimal pairs, and the book helps explain what is happening in kid-friendly terms.”
“This resource is amazing!!! Absolutely love these visuals to show how we use our voice – my client was able to phonate some sounds and words today – love the social story too.”
“This resource saved me so much time and prep! My kids LOVE it and it totally clicks for them. Got great feedback from a parent that their preschooler was engaged and really understood the lesson via distance learning.”
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15 reviews for Voicing Minimal Pairs Toolkit
Merissa S (verified owner) –
Adventures in Speech Pathology does it again! I use this resource almost daily in treatment; it has been a go-to via teletherapy. The story is a great way to break down the concept of voicing/devoicing and the Boom Cards make practicing phonology engaging for the littles. Thank you for creating such wonderful resources! Thank you thank you!
Emily B. (verified owner) –
I absolutely love these resources! I use them almost everyday. It’s so handy to have such a great grab and go resource when working on phonology with children. The stories and pictures are all clear and engaging. I have found the stories so beneficial and they have great ‘reminders’ to use with the parents too. After going through the story with children we refer to it in future sessions as a prompt/reminder. The minimal pairs cards are brilliant. I could not recommend this resource more!!! Thank you for yet another amazing resource!!
Jennifer V. (verified owner) –
Using this minimal pairs toolkit was a game changer! My student was engaged, and was able to learn and have success quickly with this resource.
Sarah P. (verified owner) –
I have had so much difficulty with voicing for one of my clients. No matter the cueing and elicitation strategies, and with this resource in my past session we got a voiceless production!! I found the My Voicing Story was such a hit! I wish I would have bought this sooner.
Krissy G. (verified owner) –
The story that goes with it- just so helpful with great great visuals to help teach the concept. Voicing is a hard concept and the students get it with this material. It is engaging and easy to understand for my clients. I see lots of success after teaching this with the clients.
Michaela B. (verified owner) –
This is such a great tool for teaching kids the difference between voiced and voiceless sounds. I’ve been using this with my clients for a few months and really love how it’s laid out!
Sara F. (verified owner) –
These resources are great! The story and visuals helped my student understand how to turn her voice off. I will definitely be starting with this resource with other student who are voicing sounds.
Anne Y. (verified owner) –
This resource is organized and clear. It really helps my students visualize the concept. I appreciate how many examples there are.
Kelsie M. (verified owner) –
I love this resource! It is super cute and engaging. I think it helps explain things well and easy for kids to grasp. The kids love the story that goes along with it. Should definitely purchase!
Jennifer F. (verified owner) –
This is a really great resource that helped my students understand the difference between voiced and unvoiced sounds. I was so glad to find this because I didn’t have the time to make my own lists and cards. Thank you!
Kristin T. (verified owner) –
I am slowly buying every product made by Adventures in Speech Pathology. These resources are top tier! Hands down my go to for all speech sound sessions.
Meghan N. (verified owner) –
I love anything from this creator! I have a student voicing all unvoiced stops and her materials have been helping me with implementing the minimal pairs approach solidly.
Brenda A. (verified owner) –
This is a wonderful tool for targeting consonant voicing errors. Wonderful tool!
Taylor L. (verified owner) –
This resource absolutely did the trick for one of my younger students working on devoicing. I own a few of the resources with stories included. They are helpful tools when teaching students how to make different sounds.
Elizabeth W. (verified owner) –
This topic can already be tricky to tackle, but this resource has been fabulous to use with my little guys struggling with devoicing who have low attention spans and need a quick drill!