Hasbro Speak Out Game

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Alaggia, R., Collin-Vézina, D. and Lateef, R (2017) Facilitators and barriers to child sexual abuse (CSA) disclosures: a research update (2000–2016). Trauma, violence & abuse. 1-24. Play continues around a circle until a student can’t think of a word that fits. That student gets to make up a sentence using the last two words and then play begins again. It sounds easy but with the special mouthpiece in place it's hard to get the words out! The timer counts down as players try to say phrases such as "he's my stealthy pet ferret name Garrett" or "slow down, you careless clown". We believe it's important that our Speak out Stay safe programme is available to every primary school at no cost to the school. As a charity we can only do this thanks to our generous supporters and amazing volunteers. Every pound raised goes directly towards our work to keep children safe.

It’s the perfect carpet game– and dinner table game – and is wonderful for developing listening skills. PRESENTER: We’re in the countryside. Can you hear Charlie? Put your hand up when you can hear Charlie... Get the information you need with our range of specialist training and resources for teachers, schools and colleges.So we try games to spice things up a bit. Play increases participation and focus if done right. So how do you get in the mass r sound practice you need with a game? Connections This r sound game works well for students working on multiple word positions. The first student says a word that begins with an R sound. For instance, they may start with “rat.”The next student thinks of a word that begins with the last sound of the previous word but also contains an r sound anywhere in the word. For instance, they may say “tired”. The next student might say “dirt”. Home » Fun Holidays » 170 Snappy Christmas Slogans You’ll Love [and Actually Use] 170 Snappy Christmas Slogans You’ll Love [and Actually Use] PRESENTER: We’ll have one more go. Listen carefully. Which of these three sounds is the odd one out? So whether you’re looking for short Christmas quips, Christmas card slogans, party invitations, or phrases to go with your sales and Christmas marketing ideas, you’re sure to find them here.

Dots and Squares I’ll bet you played this paper and pencil game as a kid! You can easily play this game with 2-4 students, making it great for mixed groups.The secret is to play games that don’t require a lot of set-up or a lot of gameplay time between turns to practice. And of course, you can have your student repeat their word or sentence for multiple repetitions each time they take a turn during the game. (Shhhhh, don’t tell them- that’s secretly drill work!)

While I love those toy-company games that pop, chomp, or crash, those get over-used too. So are you ready for some fresh ideas your kids will love? Santagato maintains a close relationship with several of his childhood friends, many of whom have appeared in his videos, most notably Frank Alvarez, who has co-hosted Santagato's podcast The Basement Yard since 2020. If you work with d/Deaf children, we have a version of the Speak out Stay safe programme that is available in British Sign Language (BSL) which you can request via our online form. Let 1 player from each team wear the mouth retractor and read mouth game phrases on cards one by one. The rest of the team has to guess (until they get it right) what the player with mouth retractor is saying.Where’s the Pair? This is a variation on Ready Reach for vocalic R. Fill a bag as above. Your student practices a word or sentence, then everyone says “Where’s the Pair?” Your student reaches in and gets two items. If it’s a pair, you keep it and score a point. You can do this with cards or items. If you use cards, it’s fun to include a wild card that gives extra points. More articulation R games for speech therapy that your kids will love! This game can be played with a small or large group of children and you don’t need any props, except some imagination. We've developed Speak out Stay safe for children aged 9-11 (and some older pupils at teachers' discretion) with special educational needs and disabilities and additional needs. This programme supports schools to teach children about what abuse is and safe adults they can turn to for help. We provide everything schools need, including session plans and films, alongside printable resources and props.