April Content Update
Hi Everyday Speechies,
We just dropped a bunch of new games, videos, and activities to support your students with reading the room, problem-solving, keeping conversations going, and more! Plus, we released two new units for Pre-K and K learners: “What are Connected Comments?” and “Learn the Problem Solving Steps.”
Our new releases also include several resources to help your students with stress management and processing big emotions. Our new “Getting Rid of Worries” video is a staff favorite and is helpful for learners of all ages, including adults!
We hope you and your learners enjoy the new releases! Thanks for all you do to support your students with their social-emotional growth.
- Brittany Brunell, M.S. CCC-SLP
Co-Founder & Head of Clinical Content
April Content Updates
Reading the room, problem-solving, and more!
New Activities
Students will practice staying on topic by making connected comments or questions in this interactive activity. |
Being a Flexible Thinker Activity Students will learn how to be flexible thinkers to see someone else's side in this interactive sequencing activity. |
Students will learn that the way they feel about a situation might be different than how someone else feels in the same situation. |
|
New Videos
When We Have Different Feelings Video Students learn that we all have different feelings about all kinds of things because we are different people. When people feel different emotions than you, it doesn’t make their feelings wrong. |
Students will learn to read the room to figure out how they should act. |
How to Politely Interrupt Video Students learn when it is appropriate to interrupt and how to politely interrupt. |
Students will learn to use 'I feel' statements to solve problems they face in school and with peers. |
Students will learn how to shrink their worries so they can remain calm. |
|
New Games
Free Video – Being Proud of Who I Am
Being Proud of Who I Am Video
Being proud of who we are means we accept ourselves. We love ourselves as we are. We also celebrate and respect others for who they are regardless of differences in abilities.
“Everyday Speech is easy to use and includes most topics that I discuss with my students with social language difficulties. The videos are the BEST! Easy to watch and for kids to relate to. They generate the best discussions."
– Ann-Marie Small, M.S. CCC-SLP