Hasbro Speak Out Game

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Print and go easy, you’ll enjoy pulling these out when you need engaging articulation activities for older students. I also have an Articulation Pattern Block Bundle for you which includes activities for R, L, S, TH, and blends. Also, even if you have Speak Out game already, these phrases can be used as extra if you are planning on playing this game a lot (which I guarantee you will).

Many children do not recognise their experiences as abusive (McElearney et al, 2011) 3, or do not have the language to disclose the abuse (Alaggia et al, 2017) 4. Speak out Stay safe is available at no cost to schools, thanks to the financial support and generosity of our supporters. The Speak Out game brings friends and family together for laugh-out-loud fun as players try to say different phrases while wearing a mouthpiece that won’t let them shut their mouth. 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.The podcast frequently features visitors such as Frank Alvarez, Anthony Davino and Danny Lopriore, and has 400,000 subscribers as of March 2023. The programme content links directly the curriculum and helps reinforce key messages about abuse and neglect.

Hasbro has also released Speak Out: Joe Santagato Edition, which contains phrases written by Santagato, and is more explicit than the original version. You'll be supported by a local Schools Co-ordinator who can answer any questions you have about the programme and help you access other support, resources and training. Use very short, descriptive broken telephone phrases with young preschoolers who aren’t yet familiar with the game and are still developing their listening abilities.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.

School-based education programmes about specific forms of abuse have been found to improve children’s knowledge and understanding up to six months later (Fellmeth et al, 2013 5; Walsh et al, 2015) 6. After three strikes, the player is out, and sits down, but can continue to say the words with the group. That child must whisper the message into the next child’s ear, who whispers it to the next child, and so it continues until the message has been passed around the circle. Next, head back to the table and have your students create sentences with one or more of the words in each sentence.

The Speak Out game brings friends and family together for laugh-out-loud fun as players try to say different phrases while wearing a mouthpiece that won't let them shut their mouth. Students score 1 point for every correct r word in their sentence, so longer sentences can boost their scores. They also use stories about four child characters to present some of the sensitive issues around abuse in a way that's appropriate to help pupils understand. It’s vital that adults know how to spot the signs that a child is being abused and provide appropriate support, but we also need to help children speak out about anything that’s making them uncomfortable. Testimonials From schools "Given the sensitive nature of the topic of abuse the virtual assembly managed it thoughtfully, purposefully and in a way that children could understand and relate to.

You can also say “run” or “red” (Jump up and touch something red in the room and then sit back down. He also has a podcast with Greg Dybec titled "Other Peoples Lives", which has 106,000 subscribers as of March 2023.Well done NSPCC for taking an exceedingly difficult subject and bringing it down to a child's level. This game teaches kids good speaking and listening skills, but can also be used to practise skills like rhyming, phonological awareness, taking turns, memory and cooperation. These ideas are great for practicing prevocalic and vocalic r, and many will work just as well with other target phonemes too. Such was the presentation of it, no child would have gone away traumatised by what they heard, which is obviously the most crucial factor.