S Cluster Reduction Cues for Minimal Pairs

💫 Are you working with a child who deletes either the first or second part of their cluster? Have you tried all of your tricks, but your student is still having difficulties saying their 's' clusters? Try these 3 new cues today with the Bjorem “S” Cluster Reduction Minimal Pair Cards by Rebecca Reinking! This card deck is for children who present with the error pattern of reducing or omitting the initial ‘s’ sound in words containing ‘s’ clusters (e.g., your child might look at a picture of “spin” but say “pin” instead).

ℹ️ More information about the Bjorem “S” Cluster Reduction Minimal Pair Cards:
* Targets ‘s’ cluster reduction
* Total of 72 cards (66 minimal pair cards)
* 3 different types of cue cards
* Includes words in initial position only
* Target sounds include ‘sk’ vs. ‘k’, ‘sl’ vs. ‘l’, ‘sm’ vs. ‘m’, ‘sn’ vs. ‘n’, ‘sp’ vs. ‘p’, ‘st’ vs. ‘t’, and ‘sw’ vs. ‘w’

❤️ 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.

🛍️Product Links
-Bjorem “S” Cluster Reduction Minimal Pair Cards https://bit.ly/Bjorem-SCluster_AISP

💻 Video Chapters
00:00 Intro
01:05 'Helper sound’ and 'Stuck sound' cues
01:41 'Sound buddies’ cue
02:47 'Engine sound' and 'Carriage sound' cue

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DISCLAIMER:
The information provided in this clip is based on research evidence and the authors’ clinical experience treating speech sound disorders. We do not claim that this is the only way to treat speech sound disorders. Adventures in Speech Pathology (AISP) encourages you to seek out up-to-date evidence-based research and discuss any clinical questions with supervisors.