The first game we received is Pirate Talk.
Your students are about to embark on a swashbuckling adventure as they sail the high seas with Pirate Talk, the receptive and expressive language skills game! As students respond to each prompt, they move from island to island on the colorful game board and collect gold coins. The prompts reinforce seven essential communication skills: Sentence Repetition, Answering Questions, Following Directions, Categorizing, Inferencing, Describing, and Social Skills.
Even though we are not in a classroom setting, I never miss an opportunity to teach my little man. Especially because his progress report just came back showing that language arts is a weak point of his. He had a score of 100 in math and science but an 87 in language arts. Even though that is a GOOD grade, it obviously is not his strong point.
Out of the two games we recieved from Super Duper Publication for review, Pirate Talk is his favorite. The electronic spinner is SOOO FUN! Honestly, I have never seen one so this had my attention too! This game builds receptive and expressive skills in a FUN and rewarding way. The categories are areas that interest my son such as school, community, home, people and activities. The cards are very bright and colorful. The game is really easy to play, and the instructions are very clear cut. Basically you ask the child questions about the photo they are seeing and correct answers allow you to move forward and collect pirate "booty."
Grammar Gumballs is a sweet game for teaching and reinforcing basic grammar skills in young children. It targets nine of the early morphemes and grammatical structures identified by Roger Brown (1973). Children with language and learning difficulties often leave these structures out of their speech. Grammar Gumballs includes five levels of difficulty for each illustration. You begin with a simple listening/imitation task and gradually progress to spontaneous production.Grammar Gumballs includes 180 illustrated cards (20 for each area) to teach nine grammatical forms:
Present Progressive Verbs Irregular Past Tense Verbs Subjective Pronouns Copula Verbs (Is/Are) Regular Plurals Possessive Nouns Regular Past Tense Verbs Irregular Plurals Possessive Pronouns

I would get http://www.superduperinc.com/products/view.aspx?pid=GB347&s=grammar-gumballs-board-game#.UkDBY9I3tc0
ReplyDeleteI would get the sight words combo pack!!
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Not sure what I'd get...I'd look with my co teacher and decide. :)
ReplyDeleteI would get this i believe though i think i would love to order a few different things from them! Thanks for leading me to this website!
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Other than the Pirate game........... I'd love to have a couple of their fun decks, like this one: http://www.superduperinc.com/products/view.aspx?pid=MXAFD101&s=active--passive-verbs-fun-deck-app
ReplyDeleteOr this game: http://www.superduperinc.com/products/view.aspx?pid=GB747&s=merry-go-sound
I have a 7 year old and a 4 year old, so there's a TON of awesome on this website that would help them learn. :)
Visited and I like Homophones in Sentences Super Fun Deck
ReplyDeleteThe dice dude looks fun!
ReplyDeleteProbably order the sight words deck or the sign language cards
ReplyDeleteI might get the pirate talk game but Artic chipper chat is also tempting!
ReplyDeleteI'd probably start with the Jeepers Peepers game!
ReplyDeleteI want the pirate game or the handwriting paper software
ReplyDeletejeepers peepers game.
ReplyDeleteWhat fun this would add to our homeschool studies!
ReplyDeleteThis game looks fun! http://www.superduperinc.com/products/view.aspx?pid=GB347&s=grammar-gumballs-board-game#.UkGm4oaTg8w
ReplyDelete~Kim Ripley
Actually I would get the Pirate Talk http://www.superduperinc.com/products/view.aspx?pid=GB39&s=pirate-talk-board-game
ReplyDeleteI watched the video; there are so many ways to use this game. I've also saw some of their other products used in a speech pathology setting; very nice.
I'd probably start with the Jeepers Peepers game
ReplyDeleteWould love to start early with my toddler!
ReplyDeleteGrammar Gumballs® Board Game
ReplyDeleteMagneTalk Match-up Adventures Kit (with Barrier) I love their magnetic boards
ReplyDeleteI would love to get the Just for Laughs game.
ReplyDeleteid get the webber sign language cards!
ReplyDeleteI'd get the Ring Bling game! Great idea to teach manners.
ReplyDeleteI'd get the Understanding Sentences Fun Deck by Molly DeShong for Grades K–6.
ReplyDeleteI would get the Ask & Answer® WH Cards Who? What? When? Where? Why?
ReplyDeleteI would get Science Fill in the fun!
ReplyDeleteI might get the pirate talk game! Thanks so much for the fantastic giveaway!
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I really like the First 100 Sight Words plus Sentence Building Super Fun Deck. It would be great for my son.
ReplyDeleteLove this!
ReplyDeleteI don't know, they have so many great products, but I really like the Artic Chipper Chat Game.
ReplyDeleteI think I'd get the 200 More Sight Words
ReplyDeleteI would get Pirate Talk!!
ReplyDelete-April Hunt
The say and do vocab bingo looks like fun!
ReplyDeleteThe pirate talk board game looks hilarious!
ReplyDeletei really like the 500 Prefixes, Suffixes, and Stems super fun deck, i teach special ed, and this would be wonderful in my classroom, thank you
ReplyDeleteI'd get the Ask And Answer "Where" Cards and the Artic Photos Fun Decks: Set 2 Combo
ReplyDeleteFocus on Manners sounds like an awesome way to instill good manners in Carter as he grows up
ReplyDeleteI love the Webber Photo Phonology Minimal Pair Cards Set
ReplyDeleteMIGHT get their Webber® Vocalic R Photo Cards
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I would get their Carry all Cart.
ReplyDeleteEileen B.