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Speech development resources
Nonsense pictures (Ref: SB1777)
A set of 20 fun ‘nonsense’ pictures. These ideal to help with verbal language skills by discussing the pictures (great for SEN or EAL work), or as fun prompts for writing.
A set of 20 fun ‘nonsense’ pictures. These ideal to help with verbal language skills by discussing the pictures (great for SEN or EAL work), or as fun prompts for writing.
Everyday tasks discussion cards (Ref: SB2146)
A set of printable cards showing everyday tasks broken down into 3 steps. Great for discussion work with SEN or EAL pupils.
A set of printable cards showing everyday tasks broken down into 3 steps. Great for discussion work with SEN or EAL pupils.
Phonology picture flash cards (Ref: SB454)
A useful set of brightly-coloured printable picture cards (4-to-a-page) for use with children to help and assess children with language and speech difficulties. Hold up a picture card and ask the child to say what they see. There are two pictures for each of the key speech sounds: p, b, m, n, t, d, w, h, k, g, f, s, l, y, ch, sh, v, z, j, th and r.
A useful set of brightly-
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sh and th faces posters (Ref: SB3059)
Simple A4 posters and A5 flash cards showing a girl making a ‘sh’ sound and a boy making ‘th’.
Simple A4 posters and A5 flash cards showing a girl making a ‘sh’ sound and a boy making ‘th’.
th, f and v visual aids (Ref: SB1279)
3 printable posters showing children how to say ‘th’, ‘f’ and ‘v’ which can often be confused in speech. Uses fun lizard and rabbit characters.
3 printable posters showing children how to say ‘th’, ‘f’ and ‘v’ which can often be confused in speech. Uses fun lizard and rabbit characters.
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Verb actions picture posters (Ref: SB4008)
Picture posters with various images of actions and verbs. Useful as discussion aids when working with children who speak English as an additional language.
Picture posters with various images of actions and verbs. Useful as discussion aids when working with children who speak English as an additional language.
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