In the Speak Out game, players draw from the deck and read the phrase as best as they can, but it’s not so easy to do when the mouthpiece is hindering them from forming words correctly. There is also an adapted six week Speak out Stay safe programme for children with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) and additional needs (ASN/ALN). Print and go easy, you’ll enjoy pulling these out when you need engaging articulation activities for older students. The programme content links directly the curriculum and helps reinforce key messages about abuse and neglect. Santagato is also a promoter of Hasbro's Hearing Things board game, based on Santagato's Whad'ya Say series, in which headphones are placed on one player's ears, and another player recites phrases while the first player guesses the phrase based on lip movement.

Santagato maintains a close relationship with several of his childhood friends, many of whom have appeared in his videos, most notably Frank Alvarez, who has co-hosted Santagato's podcast The Basement Yard since 2020. This mouth game is so funny, that I can't even describe it in words (or maybe I need to try explaining it loudly with retractor in my mouth? This programme supports schools to teach children about what abuse is and safe adults they can turn to for help. If playing with young children, the adult should start the round by choosing and whispering a phrase to the first child. The rest of the team has to guess (until they get it right) what the player with mouth retractor is saying.

He joined YouTube after a suggestion from a friend to post videos online, using the moniker "SantagatoTV". Thomas is a former Team USA athlete and national skeleton champion, [6] and Keith had a gaming YouTube channel from 2015 to 2017 with over 100,000 subscribers.

The best Broken Telephone game phrases for young kids are short alliterations, tongue twisters, rhymes, funny statements or even nonsense phrases. When the SLP says “reverse” the student must say the word given by the previous student and begin passing the “potato” in the opposite direction. Articulation Chain: Tell your students they’re going on a trip and let them have fun getting creative with the location.As an extra bonus you will get a cute box printable that you can cut out and fold it (following easy instructions). Let 1 player from each team wear the mouth retractor and read mouth game phrases on cards one by one. Sign up to get my newsletter filled with fun, fresh ideas for speech therapy, and I’ll send you this adorable position concepts freebie, Where’s Froggy? Give your students a pencil, one die, and a piece of paper with a list of their practice words, and room to keep score. The object is to complete the action before it’s that student’s turn again (or in a smaller group, before play goes a specified number of times around the circle.

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. Play a vital role in helping children understand abuse and giving them the confidence to speak out if they need help by becoming an NSPCC Schools Service volunteer. Your Schools Co-ordinator will support you in setting up the programme, including briefing staff and gathering feedback. When the kids get used to playing, get them to help you by making up the Telephone phrases themselves. Next, head back to the table and have your students create sentences with one or more of the words in each sentence.In other words, children must listen carefully to decipher the message and also pass it along clearly so that the next child hears it. You can use our supporting lesson plans and resources to reinforce our essential safeguarding messages. Speak out Stay safe is available at no cost to schools, thanks to the financial support and generosity of our supporters. 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.