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Spanish Minimal Pairs

  • This series contains 48 cards consisting of Spanish minimal pairs.

    Series 1 contains 6 Spanish minimal pairs for each of the following phonological patterns: Weak Syllable Deletion, Final Consonant Deletion, Fronting/Backing, and Initial Consonant Deletion

  • Extend minimal pair practice with fun, ready-to-use activities — perfect for therapy sessions or take-home practice. This workbook includes phonological patterns from Habla Palabra - Series 1.

  • This series contains 48 cards consisting of Spanish minimal pairs.

    Series 2 contains 6 Spanish minimal pairs for each of the following phonological processes: Devoicing, Initial Syllable Omission, Stopping, Final Consonant Deletion (Syllable Final Position)

  • Extend minimal pair practice with fun, ready-to-use activities — perfect for therapy sessions or take-home practice. This workbook includes phonological patterns from Habla Palabra - Series 2.

Habla Apraxia Series 1 and Series 2 Spanish speech therapy flashcard sets with illustrated word cards for children, featuring the words “baja,” “vaca,” and “todo.”

Apraxia Shop

  • A Spanish-language tool for SLPs to guide them through evaluation tasks for apraxia.

    This informal exam consists of 7 sections including oral motor tasks, diadochokinetic tasks, automatic language tasks, and production at the sound, syllable, word, and phrase level.

  • The Habla Apraxia series was designed to support children with motor speech difficulties. Box 1 includes basic Spanish syllable structures and a variety of nouns, verbs, adjectives within each syllable category.

  • The Habla Apraxia series was designed to support children with motor speech difficulties. Box 2 includes Spanish words of 2-4 syllables. Categories are divided and organized by structure and syllable complexity. Each category includes a variety of nouns, verbs, adjectives.

  • Habla Sonidos consists of 50 early sound cards, color-coded into categories of actions, animals, emotions, music, and vehicles. The sounds have different syllabic structures to be used according to the needs and verbal repertoire of the child.

Spanish-language visual hierarchy for DTTC apraxia treatment, showing levels from simultaneous imitation to spontaneous speech with cueing strategies.

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Culturally Relevant Spanish Speech Therapy Materials

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Who is Habla Cadabra SLP?

We’re two Latina speech-language pathologists with a shared mission: to create high-quality Spanish speech therapy materials that reflect the language and culture of the families we serve. As native and heritage Spanish speakers and practicing bilingual SLPs, we know what it takes to support functional communication — from articulation to minimal pairs — using vocabulary that’s actually used at home, in school, and in the community.

Whether you’re working on speech sound disorders, bilingual language development, or everyday conversation, our resources are made for real-life Spanish.

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