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This interactive Boom Cards™ deck helps children develop early numeracy and counting skills using tally marks from 1 to 10. The deck is structured in a clear, step-by-step way to support understanding, practice, and application of tally marks. Learners are first introduced to tally marks with visual examples, then guided to count and identify quantities, and finally encouraged to match numbers to the correct number of tally marks. This progression makes the deck ideal for early years, special ed

Sometimes, two small words can come together to make one big word! These special words are called compound words. 👉 A compound word is made when two words are joined to create a new word with a new meaning. For example: 🌞 sun + 🌼 flower = sunflower 🏠 play + 🏠 ground = playground In this activity, you will: ✔ Look at pictures ✔ Listen to the words ✔ Match or build compound words ✔ Have fun learning new words! Let’s put words together and become compound word detectives. 🕵️‍♂️

This Boom Cards™ deck supports the development of early counting and number sense by helping children match quantities to numerals in a clear and visual way. Learners are encouraged to count objects using one-to-one correspondence and then identify the numeral that represents the total quantity. By linking concrete quantities to abstract number symbols, this deck helps build a strong foundation for future addition and subtraction skills. This deck is ideal for: Early years and preschool learners

This Boom Cards™ deck is designed to support the development of phonemic awareness by helping children identify the final (ending) sound in simple words. Children are presented with a clear picture (e.g. cat) and asked to listen to and think about the last sound they hear in the word. They then select the correct sound from a choice of options, encouraging active listening, sound discrimination, and early phonics skills. This deck is ideal for: Early years and kindergarten learners Children deve

Welcome to the One More/One Less activity! This interactive Boom™ Card deck is designed to help young learners understand the basic concepts of addition and subtraction in a fun and visual way. By practising “one more” and “one less”, children develop number sense, learn to recognise number patterns, and gain confidence in counting. Each card encourages children to think about how numbers increase or decrease by one, building a strong foundation for future maths skills.

Part 1 of this deck would include an informal assessment checklist along with a picture manual to assess your toddler's/child's auditory comprehension skills. Part 2 of this deck includes an informal assessment checklist along with a picture manual which could be used for assessing your toddler's/ child's expressive communication skills.

This deck includes part 1 of an informal assessment checklist along with a picture manual which could be used for assessing your toddler's/ child's auditory comprehension skills. Part 2 of this deck would include an informal assessment checklist along with a picture manual to assess your toddler's/child's expressive communication skills.

🎵 Five Little Speckled Frogs – Interactive Song Companion 🐸✨ Make singing and learning five times more fun with this engaging Boom Card deck! This interactive song companion is designed to support language development, counting skills, and engagement during circle time, therapy sessions, or home learning. Children can: ✅ Sing along with the adult while following the familiar “Five Little Speckled Frogs” song ✅ Move the frogs from the log into the pond as each verse is sung ✅ Count the frogs on

This includes five sets of teh colourful semantic series. These cards could be used to help your child/student to construct longer sentences including subject, verb, adjective, object, place and conjunctions. This also includes a few interactive colourful semantic cards which could be used by the child/student to construct his /her own sentence without any adult support.

🚍 Welcome to Animals on the Bus! 🎵 Climb aboard the bus and take a trip through the farm! In this interactive Boom deck, children will sing, move, and learn as they discover different animals riding the bus. ✨ What’s inside: Interactive song cards to the tune of The Wheels on the Bus Familiar farm animals (cow, sheep, pig, horse… and more!) Fun animations and sound-focused activities to keep learners engaged 🎯 Skills Practised: Animal vocabulary 🐄🐑 Speech and sound imitation (moo, baa, oink

This deck includes part 2 of an informal assessment checklist along with a picture manual which could be used for assessing your toddler's/ child's expressive communication skills. Part 1 of this deck would include an informal assessment checklist along with a picture manual to assess your toddler's/child's auditory comprehension skills.

This easy-to-use General Agreement Form is designed to help professionals clearly communicate essential information to families in their setting. It provides a simple and professional way to share important policies and collect parent details all in one place. ✅ Includes sections for: Cancellation policy Fee structure Consent for recording sessions Basic parent/guardian contact information Key child details Whether you are a therapist, tutor, or educator, this form helps establish clear ex

This Basic Paediatric Case History Form is a straightforward, user-friendly tool designed to gather essential background information before commencing therapy or assessment. It helps professionals save time, stay organised, and prepare more effectively for sessions. ✨ What’s included: Child’s basic details (name, age, background) Parent/guardian contact information Child’s interests and preferences Space to note any relevant concerns or observations By collecting this information in advance,

This is a set of flashcards which could be used as visual cues to support your child when constructing SV sentences. This also includes a few interactive colourful semantic cards, which could help your child/student construct their own sentences.

This is a set of cards which includes simple analogies which could be used with your toddler or preschooler to help them understand the meaning of analogies. These activities also help to tests the child's knowledge in opposites, colours and other basic concepts.

This is a digital version of the Montessori Subtraction Stripboard. This activity gives the child further practice with subtraction, it shows the child different ways of subtracting and it reinforces the concept of subtraction, the minus (-) and equal (=) signs. Once the child masters subtraction using these digital cards, he/she could write their own equation, answer it and use the self-correction chart to check the answer. Follow @speech.inc on Instagram for more videos and tutorials on speech

This is a digital version of the Montessori Subtraction Stripboard. This activity gives the child further practice with subtraction, it shows the child different ways of subtracting and it reinforces the concept of subtraction, the minus (-) and equal (=) signs. Once the child masters subtraction using these digital cards, he/she could write their own equation, answer it and use the self-correction chart to check the answer. Follow @speech.inc on Instagram for more videos and tutorials on speech

Welcome to the ultimate organizational tool designed specifically for Speech-Language Pathologists, Special Educators, and Therapists working in classrooms, private practices, or both. This comprehensive therapy planner has been thoughtfully crafted to help you streamline your responsibilities, manage your caseload with ease, and stay on top of your busy schedule—all in one place. As professionals in the field of therapy and education, we understand the unique challenges of balancing diverse cas

This is a set of boom cards that could be used to help your child learn how to sequence 2 -part, 3-part and 4-part pictures as well as learn the basisc for storytelling. This set of cards could be used for constructing sentences and answering 'wh" questions too.

This is a digital version of the Montessori Addition Board. Using the Addition Strip Board, the child practices the sequence of addition combinations 1–9 and begins the process of memorization of the addition tables. The material is composed of a chart with the numbers 1–18 printed across the top. The adult could follow the instructions and show the child how the addition is done using the stripboard. Once the child masters the skill, he/she could use the self-correction chart to check if the a