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Oral communication worksheet videos
Tongue Thrust Therapy Program
Did you know that up to 81% of children with speech impairments have an underlying tongue thrust causing their articulation delay? The way a child swallows impacts the development of their tongue muscle strength, control, and coordination. Children who swallow with an immature swallow or a tongue thrust swallow are not developing their tongues appropriately to be able to produce a variety of speech sounds correctly - most specifically the sounds s, z, l, t,d, n, r, sh, k, and g. If you have a
Grades:
1st - 12th
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0:30
Speech Therapy Carryover: VOCALIC /R/ CREATE-A-STORY
This is a helpful activity packet for your older articulation students whom need practice using their vocalic /R/ words beyond the word level.
Here are the directions:
1) The student is asked to look at the illustrated word bank for each vocalic /R/ word and to create a story using them. Every page has 12 word choices. It's fun and also helpful to encourage the student to use all 12 words in their story! Cute and creative
stories usually result from making this attempt!
2) Next, ask the
Grades:
4th - 12th
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Accents - Voice & Diction
This lesson includes four YouTube Videos embedded in a presentation with questions and answer key. The videos include Why Do We Have Accents?, Why Don't Americans Have English Accents, American Accents, and British Accents.
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Grades:
6th - 12th
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Communication Blockers & Enhancers Worksheet
Students will watch video clips from TV shows such as The Office, Boy Meets World, Seinfeld, Modern Family, Friends, Big Bang Theory, etc. and then pick out which communication blockers and enhancers are present in the video clip. All video clips are from YouTube and are 2 minutes or less. The clips are school appropriate and display all communication blockers and enhancers that are listed on the worksheet.
Grades:
7th - 12th
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Modern Vocalic ER Listening Practice and Pronunciation Practice (Bundle)
These aren't your Grandma's R probes ;)Get students both listening (with auditory bombardment and/or discernment) and producing (with the same target sentences as pronunciation probes). These same 45 sentences are included in both of these resources but with a different focus. One targets listening and discernment. The other is written on a data sheet for articulation practice and tracking. These sentences are modern and relevant - originally written in 2013 but updated in 2022!
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Grades:
6th - 12th, Adult Education
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"Tamara's Opus" Spoken Word Analysis
"Tamara's Opus" by Joshua Bennett is a perfect addition to any poetry, spoken word, or public speaking unit. This Google doc worksheet asks students to read the poem, then collect evidence to support claims about the author's experience. Then, students repeat the process after watching Joshua Bennett's performance of the poem.
Grades:
7th - 12th
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Film Guide / Worksheet for Baby's Day Out
This is a comprehensive set of activities before, while, and after watching the film Baby's Day Out with Answer Key. It includes previewing, viewing, and post-viewing activities: useful lexis, multiple choice quiz, filling in the blanks, discussing the topics, putting the images into a sequence, retelling the story and others. The questions are in chronological order and last during the entire film. Children of all ages will enjoy watching it!
Grades:
5th - 12th
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Supporting Materials for Job Interview Presentation Skills Video
This section from Book 3: Career Readiness can be used in conjunction with the TBLS Job Interview Presentation Skills Video
Grades:
10th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Types:
1:50
What's Pocket Sized Homework?
Okay, so... you've probably tried speech homework before and no one did it.I know the frustration. I've been there! I used to try and guilt my students into doing their homework. After a while I just gave up and stopped assigning homework. Then I realized there is an easier way. The key is making the homework into something that they want to do and can easily complete.It's time to try something different.Pocket sized homework fits into a jeans pocket, making it much more likely to reach its dest
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
Types:
4:00
How to Use Pocket Sized Speech Homework
Homework Designed for the School SLPDo your students ever forget to put things in their backpacks? Do your older students ever ignore you in the hallway because they're embarrassed about going to speech therapy? Welcome to the schools! The struggle is real y'all.More than WorksheetsWe've all got worksheets and word lists collecting dust in our rooms (and on our computers). This is an entire program, including a parent letter and a data sheet, in addition to the actual homework sheets.It's Easy.H
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Not Grade Specific
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