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- 1. Minimal Pairs Pairs of words which differ in only one sound
- 2. Minimal PairsMinimal • Cat Hat
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- 5. Minimal Pairs • Dog Dig
- 6. Minimal Pairs • Dime Lime
- 7. Minimal Pairs • Green Grin
- 8. Minimal Pairs • Boat Bite
- 9. Minimal Pairs • Bite Tight
- 10. Minimal Pairs • Goat Coat
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- 12. Minimal Pairs • Nine None
- 13. Minimal Pairs • None Bun
- 14. Minimal Pairs • Carry Marry
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- 16. Minimal Pairs • Cubes Cubs
- 17. Minimal Pairs • Your Turn! • In pairs, make a list of minimal pairs and choose one word of each MP to say to your partner, if he/she lifts up the correct image, put a checkmark next to it. Repeat it until all the words have a checkmark. • Then switch roles. Remember, minimal pairs are “Pairs of words which differ in only one sound.” • They do not have to rhyme.
Editor's Notes
- Teacher reads the definition of minimal pairs to the class and asks students if they are familiar with the words in the definition: minimal/minimum, pairs, differ/different. Once students are comfortable with the definition, the teacher can begin the Power Point presentation.
- Teacher reads the words aloud and the students repeat after him/her. After reading the words, the teacher clicks on the board or uses the mouse to view the photos/graphics to provide visual aids to those students requiring additional support.
- Some ELL students may not be familiar with the word grin and it is an opportunity to introduce a new vocabulary word.
- Teacher will clarify any questions from students regarding minimal pairs, circulate around the room, checking on student progress and providing positive feedback.