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Laminated open-ended, token, barrier, bingo, and lotto games for auditory association, ...
Listening & remembering are easy when short stories are read aloud. Fun sequential stor...
56 cards give loads of practice targeting auditory association and discrimination, word...
50 easy-to-handle cards featuring a vibrant photograph and a short story with related f...
Workbook with structured comprehension lessons & vocabulary building for young children
Improve students’ listening skills as they recall facts from short sentences describi...
This fun deck has 56 cards to help students improve their auditory memory skills.
51 imagination-filled illustrated cards provide a novel approach to improving students'...
These 56 imaginative, illustrated cards have a short story and five WH questions: who, ...
Quick, easy and fun activities for therapists, teachers and parents to use with kids wh...
Provides a quick assessment of a child's ability to discriminate and retain sounds of l...
Explains how Teachers, educational consultants and parents can identify auditory proces...
For students who have not developed a total understanding of “WH” question words �...
Improve students' abilities to comprehend and process speech and language with a game t...
To help families, teachers & professionals to understand and support those living with ...
Lessons for students who need structured & detailed repetition to master higher-level l...
Pocket resource for busy speech pathologists. Lists for introducing or practising liste...
These auditory processing activities are so delightful and unique that even the most di...
Teach your students to identify and produce rhyming words with 28 sentence & photo clue...
Auditory processing is a term used to describe how we use our hearing to make sense of the world. Auditory Processing Disorder (APD) or Central Auditory Processing Disorder (CAPD) are umbrella terms for a variety of disorders that affect the way the brain processes auditory information. Individuals with APD usually have normal peripheral hearing ability, but they cannot process the information they hear in the same way as others do, which leads to difficulties in recognising and interpreting speech and in developing listening skills.
