“You can use Jenga, crocodile dentist, a spinner... you don't need a special speech therapy game. The game is just something that happens alongside the learning activity.”
SLP Coffee Talk · 4 Ways To Make Worksheets More Engaging For Older Speech Students
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Pair a worksheet with a simple game (e.g., Jenga, spinner, dice, mini basketball hoop) so students earn a turn or points after answering each question
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