Here, instead of focusing on a single sound, the child can focus on producing final consonants. Final consonant deletion is a phonological process in which the child deletes the last sound(s) of a word when speaking. For example, the word "house" may instead sound like "how". Because it is a pattern of errors and not a single sound error we refer to these as processes. This video by Peachie Speechie gives strategies on how to help children say the final sounds in their words. Peachie Speechie has a lot of great videos for different sounds. Check her out here.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HuPUUcWb_gA
This next video provides practice words with Peechie Speechie. I am not including word lists and instead encourage you to go to Articulation Nation and pick a sound your child omits at the ends of words. A common final consonant deleted is the "s" sound (as mentioned in the example). To get practice words visit the "S" and "S"-blends Practice and Resources page. Then go to "Final 's'" in any of the areas (words, phrases, sentences).
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pf1wchuVEYQ
For more in-depth information on final consonant deletion visit Speech and Language Kids by SLP Solution.
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