Santagato attended the St. Francis of Assisi Catholic School, Louis Armstrong Middle School, and St. Francis Preparatory School. [5] Santagato later attended Queensborough Community College but dropped out, instead working as a pizza delivery boy and waiter while growing his YouTube channel. [4] Nanos, Janelle (December 23, 2016). "Is this board game trying to make me look dumb? Actually, yes". Boston Globe . Retrieved May 8, 2017. Use very short, descriptive broken telephone phrases with young preschoolers who aren’t yet familiar with the game and are still developing their listening abilities.

Gutelle, Sam (March 15, 2017). "Studio71 Adds Joe Santagato, Julian Smith, Six Others To Its Network". tubefilter.com. Tube Filter . Retrieved May 9, 2017. Tell a Tale: Start a story and then have each student adds to the story using an r word. You’ll be surprised how creative your kids can be! We believe it's important that our Speak out Stay safe programme is available to every primary school at no cost to the school. As a charity we can only do this thanks to our generous supporters and amazing volunteers. Every pound raised goes directly towards our work to keep children safe. So whether you’re looking for short Christmas quips, Christmas card slogans, party invitations, or phrases to go with your sales and Christmas marketing ideas, you’re sure to find them here. 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.

This game teaches kids good speaking and listening skills, but can also be used to practise skills like rhyming, phonological awareness, taking turns, memory and cooperation. It builds vocabulary too. What is a Good Phrase for the Telphone Game? Older children are more mature and able to think of suitable and even funny telephone game phrases. We work with primary and secondary schools across the UK and Channel Islands. In addition to Speak out Stay safe, we have specialist resources, lesson plans and training to help schools safeguard children. This includes:

In other words, children must listen carefully to decipher the message and also pass it along clearly so that the next child hears it.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. Speak out Stay safe is an effective way to support your school's safeguarding duties. The programme content links directly the curriculum and helps reinforce key messages about abuse and neglect. Dots and Squares I’ll bet you played this paper and pencil game as a kid! You can easily play this game with 2-4 students, making it great for mixed groups. PRESENTER: We’ll have one more go. Listen carefully. Which of these three sounds is the odd one out?

Here are some fun ‘pass the message’ game sentences. Use them as they are or let them inspire you to make up your own. We explain the different types of abuse in a simple, age-appropriate way, so children understand when something is not right.The game comes with 100 beautifully designed cards with hard to guess phrases. As an extra bonus you will get a cute box printable that you can cut out and fold it (following easy instructions). It is perfect to store all your phrase cards in it. I’m a speech language pathologist who helps busy SLPs like you save time & stress and get your planning done with fun and effective speech therapy activities.

Let 1 player from each team wear the mouth retractor and read mouth game phrases on cards one by one. The rest of the team has to guess (until they get it right) what the player with mouth retractor is saying. In August 2016, Santagato helped to create the Hasbro board game Speak Out in which players recite phrases with a dental retractor placed in their mouth while other players try to guess the phrase which is being said. [11] The game is based on Santagato's Watch Ya' Mouth series. [12] Santagato worked with Hasbro to help promote the game on their social media. [13] Hasbro has also released Speak Out: Joe Santagato Edition, which contains phrases written by Santagato, and is more explicit than the original version. [14] Santagato is also a promoter of Hasbro's Hearing Things board game, based on Santagato's Whad'ya Say series, in which headphones are placed on one player's ears, and another player recites phrases while the first player guesses the phrase based on lip movement. [15]Richard Ewart, Strandtown Primary School From children "I liked Buddy and still remember the number you taught us. It's nice knowing that Childline is always here for me if I ever need them." PRESENTER: A dog...a horse...a cat...a seagull. There were four animals! Let’s do that again. This time, how many different ways of travelling can you hear? Burke, Jade (June 27, 2016). "Hasbro unveils new mouthpiece challenge game Speak Out". toynews-online.biz. Toy News . Retrieved October 25, 2017.