Hasbro Speak Out Game

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Speak Out is already selling out across the country and is expected to be a must-have this Christmas! If you work with d/Deaf children, we have a version of the Speak out Stay safe programme that is available in British Sign Language (BSL) which you can request via our online form. One of the reasons for this is that children lack knowledge and understanding about abuse and neglect. The timer counts down as players try to say phrases such as "he's my stealthy pet ferret name Garrett", "slow down, you careless clown", or "pelicans love pollywog falafels. Next, head back to the table and have your students create sentences with one or more of the words in each sentence.

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. Facing stressful life experiences at a young age can have a long term impact on a child’s wellbeing, with effects lasting into adulthood (Public Health Wales, 2016) 1. Let 1 player from each team wear the mouth retractor and read mouth game phrases on cards one by one. This game can be played with a small or large group of children and you don’t need any props, except some imagination.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. Give your students a pencil, one die, and a piece of paper with a list of their practice words, and room to keep score. Articulation Chain: Tell your students they’re going on a trip and let them have fun getting creative with the location. Girl, age 11 "It was really good to hear about Childline and to know that I can talk to you about anything. Get ready to be doubled over with laughter with the ridiculous mouthpiece challenge game: Speak Out!

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. They should be suited to the age of the kids who are playing, so don’t make them too long or complicated to be remembered. 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? We explain the different forms of hurt in a simple age-appropriate way so children understand when something is not right. Try 10 or 15 repetitions for single-word practice, or have the student create a couple of sentences with their word.

You can also find out more about what to do if a child talks about abuse in our recognising and responding to abuse page.

When the kids get used to playing, get them to help you by making up the Telephone phrases themselves.The podcast frequently features visitors such as Frank Alvarez, Anthony Davino and Danny Lopriore, and has 400,000 subscribers as of March 2023. These fun tongue twisters from Flintobox will have the kids in stitches, as they stumble over their words.