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These handy pocket books will ensure you are never again stuck for activity ideas that will help make both teaching and learning fun! Carefully selected, each collection of the 50 Best Games is themed and addresses a specific area of development. All the games are easy to implement with the minimum of preparation and can be adapted to the needs of your particular group. Use them as warm-ups, ice breakers, time fillers or to address a specific need. Suitable for groups of all sizes and can be used with all ages from young children to adolescents. Fun and easy, tried-and-tested games to help develop language skills in children, including activities for motor and listening skills, sound production, sentence formation and more. These activities can be used either in group settings or adapted for use in one-to-one sessions. Games for Developing Oral & Finger Motor Skills; Games for Developing Concepts; Listening Games; Games for Practising Problem Sounds; Games for Promoting Sentence Construction
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31 of 33 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
I like this handy little book to dip in and out of for quick and easy game ideas. All children I have used the games with have thought them to be great fun, which has often distracted them from the fact that they were actually working quite hard to, for example, practise a particular speech sound. I would whole-heartedly recommend this book to parents, nursery and reception/KS1 teachers who are working with children with speech and language difficulties as well as, of course, speech and language therapists.
24 of 26 people found the following review helpful
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I have been using this book for quite a while and contrary to Jasmine's experience, I find it really helpful when working with younger children. Yes, there are only one or two exercises for specific things, but this is entirely due to space constraints. After all it is only a book of 50 activities - the clue is in the title - and so not everything can be covered. As a quick reference guide it serves my needs, and I also adapt its games as a starting-point for other ideas. There are other books in the series which overlap speech and language therapy, particularly the self-esteem book, and I recommend these as well.
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