Kids’ Scat Cards Deck Bundle

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Kids’ Scat Cards Deck Bundle

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Kids’ Scat Cards Deck Bundle

$99.95

Scat is the use of nonsensical words to create rhythm. Scat Decks is a wonderful icebreaker to introduce children to their inner drummers. Each Kid’s Scat deck is composed of 36 cards in which each card has one or more nonsense words. Decks can be used as one tool in supporting fluency in young children.*

Scatting in the Philippines by Robert Lawrence Friedman.

Kids’ Scat Cards Deck 1

The Kid’s Scat deck is composed of 36 cards in which each card has one or more nonsense words. This deck can be used as one tool in supporting fluency in young children.*

Scatting in the Philippines by Robert Lawrence Friedman.

Kids’ Scat Cards Deck 2

The Kid’s Scat deck is composed of 36 cards in which each card has one or more nonsense words. This deck can be used as one tool in supporting fluency in young children.*

Scatting in the Philippines by Robert Lawrence Friedman.

Kids’ Scat Cards Deck 3

The Kid’s Scat deck is composed of 36 cards in which each card has one or more nonsense words. This deck can be used as one tool in supporting fluency in young children.*

Scatting in the Philippines by Robert Lawrence Friedman.

Kids’ Scat Cards Deck 4

The Kid’s Scat deck is composed of 36 cards in which each card has one or more nonsense words. This deck can be used as one tool in supporting fluency in young children.*

Scatting in the Philippines by Robert Lawrence Friedman.

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Nonsense word fluency measures a child’s ability to decode individual phonemes (use of the alphabetic principle) and then blend the sounds together to read words. The decks can also be used for promoting positive self-esteem, self-empowerment and for community building activities in children ages 2-5. The Kid’s Scat Decks are appropriate for educators, trainers, drum circle facilitators and for counselors.

* There is a large body of evidence that supports the use of pseudowords (nonsense words) for assessment purposes. According to research (Ravthon, N., 2004) “pseudoword decoding is the best single predictor of word identification for poor and normal readers” and is the “most reliable indicator of reading disabilities” (Ravthon, N, 2004; Stanovich, 2000).

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