Speech Therapy for Kids | Final Consonants

Let’s practice final consonants and stop leaving sounds off the ends of words! This speech therapy video for kids focuses on helping children overcome final consonant deletion, a common phonological process that can make speech unclear. We’ll start by practicing simple CVC words (like boat, bus, top), with a strong emphasis on the final sound. Then, we’ll move into minimal pairs (like bow vs. boat) to help children hear and say the difference when final sounds are missing or added. Led by a certified speech-language pathologist, this session includes clear modeling, visual cues, and repetition—all in a fun, kid-friendly format. 🎯 What We’ll Practice: -CVC word production with final sound emphasis -Minimal pairs for contrast (e.g., bow/boat, bee/beep) ✅ Perfect for Kids With: -Phonological processing delays -Final consonant deletion patterns -Speech intelligibility challenges -Apraxia of speech or articulation difficulties 💬 Don’t forget to: 👍 Like this video 🔔 Subscribe for more speech therapy for kids 📤 Share with parents, teachers, or SLPs supporting speech development