Hasbro Speak Out Game

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I have spent hours and hours sitting with the mouth retractor in my mouth trying to come up with the hardest phrases to pronounce.

Speak Out is already selling out across the country and is expected to be a must-have this Christmas!We commissioned an independent evaluation to examine the impact the Speak out Stay Safe programme has on children's understanding of abuse and harm and their help-seeking behaviour. Some of them can sound a bit profane when read with a blocked mouth, which leads to many funny moments. Your Schools Co-ordinator will support you in setting up the programme, including briefing staff and gathering feedback. Please remember to only use the mouthpiece as indicated in the Speak Out instructions – and remove it from your mouth after your turn.

Parents pick from the Parents deck of cards, filled with phrases parents might say to kids such as ""This playroom is a positive pigsty! In addition to Speak out Stay safe, we have specialist resources, lesson plans and training to help schools safeguard children. Developed in association with BBC Studios, this comprehensive course helps learners speak with confidence. This mouth game is so funny, that I can't even describe it in words (or maybe I need to try explaining it loudly with retractor in my mouth?It rose to fame thanks to a hilarious viral video of one girl playing it, which has clocked up almost half a million views online since September.

Note: Use mouthpiece only as indicated in the instructions, and remove from mouth after turn is over. Discover the powerful tool at the heart of all our products and find out how it can boost your learners' confidence, keep them motivated and give unparalleled insights into their English language abilities. Players try to say different phrases while wearing a mouthpiece that won't let them shut their mouth. One of the reasons for this is that children lack knowledge and understanding about abuse and neglect.

For each correctly guessed statement you win the corresponding cue card, and then the team with the most cue cards at the end takes the crown.

They also use stories about four child characters to present some of the sensitive issues around abuse in a way that's appropriate to help pupils understand. In the Speak Out game, players draw from the deck and read the phrase as best as they can, but it’s not so easy to do when the mouthpiece is hindering them from forming words correctly. School-based education programmes about specific forms of abuse have been found to improve children’s knowledge and understanding up to six months later (Fellmeth et al, 2013 5; Walsh et al, 2015) 6. Play a vital role in helping children understand abuse and giving them the confidence to speak out if they need help by becoming an NSPCC Schools Service volunteer. Facing stressful life experiences at a young age can have a long term impact on a child’s wellbeing, with effects lasting into adulthood (Public Health Wales, 2016) 1.There is also an adapted six week Speak out Stay safe programme for children with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) and additional needs (ASN/ALN).