How to Use for Phonological Therapy:
This fun game can be used for phonological therapy to eliminate phonological processes like Final Consonant Deletion. You can use this game to work on auditory discrimination or spoken production at the single word level. I also show you how to adapt this for children who need a little more incentive to play.
Additional Links:
Click Here to Learn how to do Phonological Therapy
Click Below to Download Carrie’s Final Consonant Deletion Worksheets that have some minimal pairs:
Click Here to Learn Which Type of Speech Sound Therapy to Use for a Child (Artic, phonology, core word, or cycles)
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My college supervisor taught me a similar game but using stickers. I like this idea with using pennies with some of the kids that need a visual to know how much more work is expected and maybe having them keep the pennies and when they have all of my pennies, we are finished. Love your video, great step-by-step for parents or newbies.
Great idea! Thanks for sharing!!
What do we do if the only final consonant they are deleting is /d/? I know this shouldn’t be a target sound because we don’t emphasize the voiced quality of /d/ normally, but he completely deletes it (da/dad, re/red). Help!
You can always just target a single sound substitution or deletion. You could try both a phonological approach as well as an articulation approach to see which he responds to, since it’s not entirely either!
What ideas do you have to adapt this game for online therapy? Thanks!
Hi, Kerry-We actually are holding a webinar on the 17th about teletherapy. You can sign up for it here: https://lp.slpsolution.com/introduction-to-teletherapy-for-speech-language-pathologists-and-professionals-registration-page/.