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Speech and Language Therapist Views are my own

Joined November 2016
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This week social communication target is 'Being Relevant' 👈Try naming in categories to target this skill. Categories include (increasing difficulty); food, rooms, body parts, birds, buildings, insects, businesses, plants, textures, currency, languages, religions, traditions
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This weeks social communication target is 'turn taking' You can take turns when washing the dishes🍽️but it's a bit more fun when playing games🎲! Have a go at Headbandz (asking questions to guess an object/person). There are lots of other games too! @SpinMaster @WestKirbySchool
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What a great resource from @SLT_Worcs. Something we can really use when in school and the resources linked are appropriate for our pupils! @WestKirbySchool @wksmellors @wksgilmartin @wkscallaghan
Here's our advice for talking about the new school rules 👍🏼🌈💙 #COVID19 #schoolreopeninguk @WorcsHealthCare @sar_smith @MegD121 @vixthespeechie @fionatotney @RosPow1 @HMcCone_SLT @RCSLT @sallyanneosbor @gary_morg84 Find all our resources here: hacw.nhs.uk/sltcovid19
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This weeks social communication target is Listening to Each Other👂🦻. During the #coronavirus #lockdown we need to support each other+listen. Anxious, worried, nervous, scared. It is important to listen to worries + sort into what we can+can't control to help with these feelings
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This weeks social communication target is Eye Contact 👀and Body Language🧍. Have a go at practising these skills while playing roll the dice 🎲and answering the questions. (you can use as many dice as you want). Use Social Thinking theory to help! @WestKirbySchool
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This weeks social communication target is winning/ losing and compromise 🤝Compromise means you win a little bit and you lose a little bit. It can be difficult to compromise but it makes things fair. This is really important at the moment! As we are spending lots of time together
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This weeks social communication target is idioms, inference and humour🧐😁. Can you create a treasure hunt, using riddles they have to decipher to find the prize? Riddles require them to use their inference skills and it's lots of fun @WestKirbySchool @GivingVoiceUK @SLT_Worcs
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This week's social communication target is taking turns. Have a go at playing a game (eg. tag) remembering to take turns. Try to use the Social Behaviour Mapping, this can help set some rules and expectations making it more successful @WestKirbySchool @socialthinking
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I really can't thank @WestKirbySchool the support from all staff has just been above and beyond we are so grateful from our phone calls checking how we all are,to online lessons even in the easter holidays.Harv is missing school so much,which I never thought would happen!Thank u
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Here's mine! A struggle to keep hold of the climbing wall (and a very blurry picture) @climbinghangar
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We can still be social at a distance (It's all about the semantics as a Speech and Language Therapist!). Such lovely ideas from @SLT_Worcs Thank you 😊👍 @GivingVoiceUK @RCSLTpolicy @WordAware @wksgilmartin
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16 everyday activities that count as part of your learning! This is real life homeschooling 🎒Try and give some of these activities a go. Lots of fun things to break up the day 👍 @WestKirbySchool
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A great resource! Especially useful when explaining to parents who are schooling at home why/what demands they are seeing in order to give them supportive strategies. @WestKirbySchool
What demand avoidant approaches might you see with #PDA? There is usually a ‘hierarchy’ of avoidance approaches as illustrated in this diagram. Understanding this hierarchy is key when thinking about effective ways to help. Pls see pdasociety.org.uk/what-is-pd… for more information.
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This is great! thank you @drumondpark and something I will be trying myself
Very much agreed! For parents/older kids, we have put 'virtual' versions of the original Articulate cards online at playarticulate.com for lockdown, to help people play remotely via Zoom etc. with friends and family. Hope this helps, and all best wishes! Alex/DP
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Now's a great time to be playing games, passing the time whilst building relationships (+developing language without even knowing it!) Games you might already have in the cupboard: Yes/No, Story cubes, Articulate, Taboo (you can make your own versions of these!)@WestKirbySchool
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What great ideas! lots to suit everyone. Have a look and see if there's something for you to have a go at👀 @WestKirbySchool
Here some lovely #ideas from Pobble to keep your children entertained whilst still #boosting their #language & #communication skills 💙 Keep well & keep safe 🌈 @HCATschools @HorizonAcad #input #COVID19 #LanguageLearning #SpeechTherapy #SaLT #educhat #sltchat #EYFS #talking
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Here some lovely #ideas from Pobble to keep your children entertained whilst still #boosting their #language & #communication skills 💙 Keep well & keep safe 🌈 @HCATschools @HorizonAcad #input #COVID19 #LanguageLearning #SpeechTherapy #SaLT #educhat #sltchat #EYFS #talking
I'll be watching🤓
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This is great! Please be aware local school providing PPE
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Now's a great time to be playing games, passing the time whilst building relationships (and developing language without even knowing it!) Games you might already have in the cupboard: pass the bomb, don’t say it, headbanz and guess who @WestKirbySchool @WordAware @wksgilmartin
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