Minimal Pairs/Final Consonants

Minimal Pairs/Final Consonants

Speech Therapy Activities

80 ratings
2 reviews
Free
In-App Purchases

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • February 6, 2019
  • May 5, 2020

Features

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About

This app uses flashcards and games to teach the importance of final consonants in changing word meaning. It offers 80 minimal word pairs to help users improve their understanding and production of speech sounds.

βœ“Minimal word pair activities
βœ“Focus on final consonant perception
βœ“Flashcard learning mode
βœ“Game play mode
βœ“Customizable pair selection
βœ“80 word pairs included
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What's New in Minimal Pairs/Final Consonants

3.3

May 5, 2020

- Bug fixes and improvements.

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In-App Purchases

$9.99

Full Version of Minimal Pairs

Have access to all of the minimal pair groups

User reviews

A favorite

I use this all the time with my young clients with final consonant reduction. Lots of pairs. Well organized. Kids really like the game.

Could be great...

The pictures and audio are great, but I would be hesitant to use this app in therapy because the client will know what they got right/wrong. Would be much improved if it didn’t show the check and x marks - or if they could be turned off and on. Also, you should be able to stop at any point. Meaning, if you choose all the minimal pair options, you should be able to stop midway through and still receive a percent accuracy and a list of those which were right and wrong. Lastly, you should be able to create different profiles for different clients.
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Response from developer

Thank you for your thoughtful reply. We should mention that β€œflashcard” mode would allow you to cycle through the cards without a check or an x.

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FAQ

What is Minimal Pairs/Final Consonants?

Minimal Pairs/Final Consonants is a speech therapy app that uses flashcards and games to help users understand how final consonants change word meaning. It focuses on improving perception and production of these sounds.

Who developed Minimal Pairs/Final Consonants?

This application was developed by BeeMoo, LLC, and is noted to be created by an ASHA certified speech-language pathologist.

How many word pairs are included in Minimal Pairs/Final Consonants?

The app includes a total of 80 minimal word pairs. These pairs are designed to highlight the difference in meaning caused by the presence or absence of a final consonant.

Can I customize the learning experience in Minimal Pairs/Final Consonants?

Yes, users can select pairs by phonological group or individually for a customized learning experience. This allows for targeted practice on specific sounds or groups of sounds.

What phonological groups are covered in Minimal Pairs/Final Consonants?

The app covers various phonological groups including final t, d, k, g, p, b, f, v, s, z, th, ch, j, m, n, l, and r. This comprehensive coverage supports a wide range of speech therapy needs.

What devices does Minimal Pairs/Final Consonants support?

Minimal Pairs/Final Consonants is available on iPhone, iPad, and iPod. It is designed for Apple mobile devices.

Is Minimal Pairs/Final Consonants free to download?

Yes, Minimal Pairs/Final Consonants is free to download. The app does offer in-app purchases, which may unlock additional content or features.

How often is Minimal Pairs/Final Consonants updated?

The latest version of Minimal Pairs/Final Consonants is 3.3, which was last updated on May 5, 2020. This indicates a history of updates, though the frequency may vary.