Minimal Pairs for W vs. R sound Liquid Gliding

Is your student saying the W sound instead of the R sound? This video is for you. Peachie Speechie's speech-language pathologist and R sound specialist Meredith Avren, will take you through listening for the R sound and practicing R vs. W in words. Want a whole workbook of minimal pair word lists? Download it here: https://peachiespeechie.com/products/r-sound-minimal-pairs?_pos=1&_sid=4df137a00&_ss=r When kids have the phonological process of liquid gliding, they substitute glide sounds ( W and Y) for liquid sounds (R and L). So you might hear them say Wed instead of Red. Using minimal pairs is a great way to work on this. Minimal pairs are sets of words that vary by only one sound. So, Wed and Red, Wink and Rink, etc. The endings are the same but one sound is different at the beginning. Fun & Effective R Sound Therapy Course: Enroll Now! https://peachiespeechie.com/pages/fun-effective-r-sound-therapy-course Be sure to check out my other R Sound Videos! Talk Like a Pirate and Say ARR with this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EOLOyrh-Ws0 Important Disclaimer: This video is not a replacement for speech therapy. It is simply showing one technique that can be used by SLPs during speech therapy sessions.