Thanks for your suggestions. I decided to add the option to choose either speech or sounds effects as the auditory prompt for scanning. If your focus is to teach auditory scanning then the speech is useful as it decribes what is 'in' each cell, but I do agree that the activity has more potential for wider learning with sound effects. I'm uploading it now. I hope your students enjoy it. | Senict

Although I’m a speech therapist, I thought I’d have @unlearnwithme.theslp to help with this video😊 A speech language pathologist (SLP) helps individuals in the areas of communication, swallowing, and cognition. Communication issues include word finding problems, changes in voice, and difficulty understanding others. Swallowing problems may include having difficulty chewing, getting choked when eating, spitting out food, or when eating is no longer desired at all. Cognition includes memory, atte