Over the past several months our film team has added dozens of skits modeling peer interactions and play skills to the Gemiini clip library. Using these clips in your student's custom assignments can help create a well rounded learning experience. This week's article explores the different types of peer interactions and play skills clips and where they can be found in the library.

This week we've added clips to teach the carrier phrases "Time to," "Time for," and "I want." We've also added image word clips teaching vocabulary for computers and electronic devices. Check out the full article to find out how these clips can expand expressive language for your student!

This week we have new content for teaching simple behavioral commands and a large batch of Tell me Three Things clips to encourage expanding conversation. We've also added dozens of image words for vocabulary related to miniature golf, football, and community helpers. Find out how using these clips with your student can provide behavioral support and promote expressive language development!

This week we're excited to share new content for teaching capitalization rules. We'll also be looking at clips designed to help learners understand words that have the same spelling but different meanings. We'll dig into the clip library to discover where you can find these clips and how they can be used in your student's assignments.

This week's article explores Life Skills clips we uploaded earlier this year to teach chores, cooking, dressing for the weather and interacting with fasteners. We will learn how to use this content with other clips from the Gemiini library to create assignments that promote independence and self-confidence.

We've added more tracing clips to help improve motor planning and eye-hand coordination, and new clips have been added to teach contractions. We've also added a new format of clips to encourage kinesthetic learning for spelling simple verbs.