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AUDITORY MEMORY STARTER PACK Use this to understand and start working on auditory memory skills with students who struggle with: word finding/word retrieval, vocabulary learning, following instructions and more! WHAT YOU GET: Definition and implications of auditory memory. Tips for supporting auditory memory in class.1-4 part movement-based instructionsPicnic memory gameZoo memory gameListen and do colouring activityListen and do drawing activityListen and remember scenario cards with question

LATE Speech Sounds Boardgame - 27 different boardgames - 9 speech sounds in all positions - use to send in homework packs and during speech intervention Speech sounds included: s, initial-medial-final positionsz, initial-medial-final positionssh, initial-medial-final positionsch, initial-medial-final positionsj, initial-medial-final positionsl, initial-medial-final positionsr, initial-medial-final positionsth, initial-medial-final positionsv, initial-medial-final positions

This communication pyramid colourfully outlines the areas of speech and language development. USE THIS: - In clinic to help explain to parents and carers why you are working on play skills when they say, 'I just want my kid to talk!" - As a poster to use as a visual support aid in clinics or school intervention rooms. - As a file to send to parents/carers/teachers to support initial assessment reports. This is great for speech and language therapists/speech and language pathologists, slt assis

Flowchart of the stages of making choices! Great for speech and language therapy use with pre-verbal children and those with Autism Spectrum Conditions! HOW TO USE THIS RESOURCE: - Print out and keep on your clipboard for reference - Hang up on nursery/reception bulletins for reference - Send to parents and caregivers for at-home speech and language therapy homework - Share with parents as a frame of reference and a tool to help explain the staged of choice making

This communication pyramid colourfully outlines the areas of speech and language development. USE THIS: - In clinic to help explain to parents and carers why you are working on play skills when they say, 'I just want my kid to talk!" - As a poster to use as a visual support aid in clinics or school intervention rooms. - As a file to send to parents/carers/teachers to support initial assessment reports. This is great for speech and language therapists/speech and language pathologists, slt assis