NO PRINT Scare the Crows Articulation - CH Edition for Distance Learning

NO PRINT Scare the Crows Articulation - CH Edition for Distance Learning

The NO PRINT Scare the Crows Articulation - CH Edition for Distance Learning is an interactive teaching resource designed to foster seamless distance learning experiences for students working on pronunciation and articulation skills. The pack addresses phoneme production using visual stimulation.

Storyline and Approach

The story unfolds in a cornfield, from growing corn stalks, escalating to crows landing in the field, up until they build a scarecrow to scare off these crows. It involves practicing fall-related words which are divided into:

• Initial position of sound words
• Medial position words
• Final position words

A Versatile Resource

The versatility of this resource makes it suitable not just for traditional classrooms but also homeschool setups. Apart from group class activities conducted online or face-to-face within standard schools or homeschool classes alike , it can also double as homework assignments enhancing self-learning.

Navigating the Dynamic PDF File

Navigating within this dynamic PDF file is simply done through use of intuitive buttons such as 'home' button that takes one back to main navigation page after completion of each task or section whilst 'next' button aids learners progress chronologically or directly access desired sections from listed options on section divider pages adding agility and user friendliness enhancing reader's convenience.

Fostering Continued Interest: Playful Interaction with Built Scarecrows!

Learners get to creatively interact with their built scarecrows by clicking on them, watching virtual crows fly away! This reward system fosters a sense of achievement and enthusiasm for the next learning session.

NO PRINT Scare the Crows Articulation - CH, makes speech therapy sessions in classrooms or at homes, an exciting learning adventure!

This pack contains the following:

8 targets for the initial position of words

8 targets for the medial position of words

8 targets for the final position of words