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Oral communication teacher manuals for Microsoft Word
50 Fun Get To Know You Attendance Questions: Back to School
Looking for a fun way to start class, take attendance, learn names, and build relationships? These fun, thought-provoking questions are a great way to build classroom community and get students comfortable with speaking aloud in class. You'll receive:-A Word file with 50 Fun Bellringer/Attendance Questions
Grades:
7th - 12th, Staff
Speech Anxiety Activity, Journal and Project
This 5-page article walks you through the steps to A.W.A.R.E. by asking students questions about nervousness and anxiety before, during and after they give speeches or presentations. It includes- description of nervousness, panic and anxiety- five, detailed steps for relieving anxiety- questions to guide group and individual responses for discussions- positive affirmations to tell one's self- journal questionnaire to notice aspect of panic attack- anxiety project description so student's can cre
Grades:
8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Pronunciation Practice (French)
For English learners, pronunciation is important. Not only does pronunciation affect comprehensibility, it also affects confidence. Help your French-speaking students improve their pronunciation of American English by focusing on some of the most problematic sounds: /tʃ/, /θ/, /ð/, /h/. This document includes instructional recommendations, a phonemes list, a minimal pairs list, a tongue-twister list and a homework link. You’ll receive this document in an editable format, leaving you the freedo
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Not Grade Specific
break visuals
Including getting a drink of water, talking a walk, and planned sensory time, this page may be laminated and cut up to aid in student functional communication for breaks.
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Not Grade Specific
Pediatric Goal Bank
Choose your favorite short-term and long-term goals using this goal bank. Perfect for the pediatric setting!
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Grades:
PreK - 12th
Basic Speech Rubric
This is a rubric that can be modified for any presentation for any class.
Grades:
7th - 12th
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Typically Developing Language
Knowing how a child's language skills should be developing is an important skill for parents and teachers.
Included is a list for each step in language development, with some strategies and activities to support teachers and parents in facilitating language development.
A delay in language development can lead to delays in literacy and social skills development, which may lead to delay in learning and overall outcomes.
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Grades:
PreK - 2nd
Monthly Parent Contact Log
This easy to use monthly contact log will allow you the ease of mind to keep track of your contacts and reason for making a contact. It is as easy as writing down your students names and then the date when you make contact with a parent. Then all you have to do is check the form of contact and the reason for the contact. This allows you to keep all of your parent contacts in a organized and easly managed format.
Grades:
PreK - 12th, Staff
Substitute Letter
Need a quick substitute letter? Here is a great letter that I like to use and I would like to share it with you. Just input your name and print!
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Grades:
PreK - 12th
speak arabic over the phone with confidence (english translation, pronouncation)
hello / salamTalking on the phone is a routine thing in our life, for this reason I prepared these sentences that will help you a lot in your daily lifeThrough these lists, you will be able to know the conversations over the phone with all confidence, this phrases is for beginners and intermediates.if you are no native speaker, or you are beginner with Arabic, or you are looking for vocabulary or phrases about phone call in Arabic msa, this lists for you.
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