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Shop › Teacher Assessment of Communication - Pre-Primary (Activity Pack)

Teacher Assessment of Communication - Pre-Primary (Activity Pack)

$24.99

This activity pack is designed to support teachers in targeting and reinforcing the language and speech skills identified through the TAC-P screening tool. It provides practical, ready-to-use activities to help develop the key skills children need for successful communication and early academic outcomes within the classroom.

Please note, this package does not include the TAC-P screening tool. The TAC-P can be purchased separately.

This activity pack is designed to support teachers in targeting and reinforcing the language and speech skills identified through the TAC-P screening tool. It provides practical, ready-to-use activities to help develop the key skills children need for successful communication and early academic outcomes within the classroom.

Please note, this package does not include the TAC-P screening tool. The TAC-P can be purchased separately.

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