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Good vs Bad Voice Pictures

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Debbie Doggett
public
Communication
Picture Cards
Early Childhood, Primary, Intermediate, Secondary, Adult

Good vs Bad Voice Pictures Picture cards Bad voice Good Voice Coughing Talking too loud shouting screaming Whispering Throat clearing Talking normally near a grown-up Raising your hand to move closer Making engine sounds Yelling outside cheering Shooting a water gun Making shooting sounds Moving closer to speak to a teacher Moving closer to a friend Ringing a hand bell Raising my Hand to talk Using a drum Whistling with my mouth Blowing into a whistle Singing with my class Singing by myself Clapping cymbals Clapping my hands dancing to music Having a speech buddy for help Thumbs up signals for good voice Thumbs down signals for bad voice Blowing into a horn Talking over other people Talking over TV sounds Talking over a loud machine outside Talking over a machine inside Talking over a loud machine Talking over a loud sound Calling out from far away Moving closer to speak Speaking from too far away Talking over loud animals Saying "shhh" in a normal voice Using a signal to call a dog Rewarding a dog for following the signal Waving instead of whispering Letting grown-ups know you need to talk Playing triangle Speaking in a normal voice when its quiet Speaking in a normal voice Pledging in a normal voice Being louder than other voices Waiting to speak in a normal voice Pointing to things far away Pointing to make a choice Remembering to drink water Drinking Water Asking grown-ups for a drink Keeping water nearby Drinking from a water fountain Telling a grown-up about coughing

Good vs bad voice sorting cards to teach vocal hygiene. Cards can be sorted onto a sorting mat and later placed onto a poster for the student to take home.  I use the completed poster as a work completion to measure meeting my sorting pictures for my vocal hygiene IEP objective.

 

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