Speech Time Fun: Speech and Language Activities

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DIY Academic Vocabulary Sort!

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Are you looking for a fun, DIY idea for working on academic vocabulary?! Did you catch my Periscope last night with my quick tip and trick to working on academic vocabulary?  No..it is OK…here is what I discussed!  Academic vocabulary…no I don’t mean science or social studies terms (that is tier 3) but language students […]

Using Discussion Language: Asking Questions

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Are you struggling to ask the right questions in speech behind your basic WH questions?  Want to elicit more academic discussions? As SLPs we are always asking questions but I shared some of my favorite ways to ask questions to elicit academic discussions!!  I shared the difference between open and closed questions and that we […]

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