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I decided to develop this list to guide other educators and caregivers towards the apps that I have found to be most beneficial, not only at home with my typically developing 7 year old, but also at work with the elementary students on my speech-language caseload. The ranking is in no particular order of preference and some of these were released this year, while others are a couple years old. Please use the comment section below to add any fabulous apps that I missed in my favorite list!

Quick Artic is a free IPhone application for Speech Language Pathologists which contains 566 images tagged with titles and categorized by "phonemes". The application includes ten most common phonemes in all positions of words. It can be used in speech language therapy or for quick articulation screening This easy to use application features a scoring utility which keeps track of the correct and incorrect answers. Quick Artic automatically calculates the score.

" I am a speech language pathologist working with preschool and elementary students.I sign my IEP's as Jenna Rayburn M.A., CCC-SLP. I'm a graduate of The Ohio State University and Ohio University. My speech room is chronically messy. I love doing fun activities in the speech room and hate doing the same old activities. Feel free to use the freebies on this blog. Send me your ideas so I can share them with others!"

ite this article as: Bowen, C. (1998). Voice therapy for children 1. Voice strain and vocal nodules. Downloaded on (date) from www.speech-language-therapy.com/kidsnodules.html

Freebies www.speech-language-therapy.com/freebies.htm

Scrapbooking can be a fun and entertaining way to elicit language or speech in all ages and abilities.

developed by the parent of a child receiving speech-language treatment, provides "resources to support the activity ideas given by our speech therapists, teachers and other support workers."

it is a discussion forum for SLP's who are working with children who have lisping. Various therapy techniques and reviews are discussed

great ideas and pdf for therapy

Good printable stuff for artic, language, pragmatics, etc.

Explains I spy (and other common games) with ways to focus on specific goals such as receptive or expressive language

For children with autism and language disorders, retelling stories in the correct sequence is challenging. Here are some ideas using visual strategies to teach story retelling, sequencing and comprehension.

currently promoting 12 "Amazing apps for speech-language therapy"

This website has many activities and games for students in speech therapy. It includes articulation and language activities. Suitable for all ages and levels.

I have had great success with this game with both adults and teens who are experiencing memory loss, difficulty with categorization, describing or recall problems. It is a wonderful game, because it is inexpensive and can easily be changed to fit whatever objectives you may be addressing.

a collection of practical resources for articulation and phonological therapy

Pictures and word lists for every sound

tons of SLP links

monthly blog for bilingual speech-language pathologists, students and families