games, songs, communication cards, print resources and information for special needs

The information below was extracted from the Stuttering Home Page by the SID4 Schools Task Force as links especially relevant to school-based speech-language clinicians serving children who stutter and their families.

We've just added some neat graphic organizers, which are great for basic tally, pragmatics, basic concepts, story telling, expressive and receptive language.

Collection of links annotated in ASHA article; links to images, audio samples, videos, presentations, brochures,

This site is intended to be an active community for sharing graphics, pictures, and visual supports for children with disabilities.

Resources for communication skills and social behavior. Sequential ideas as well as graphic organizers that can be used in therapy

Differences between apraxia and phonological disorder. Simple enough for parents

list of: Children's books:; Adult/Reference Book List:; General Pragmatic Tips; Suggested Games to Build Pragmatic Language

51 page pdf file with LOTS of therapy ideas across a wide range; including auditory discrimination, phonology, pragmatics

examples of symbol stories submitted by children who use AAC

Information regarding voice therapy and FAQs, would be good to direct parents to as an education peice

free materials, books and other reading based materials; much more access with a subscription

Various free downloads; Summer speech work calendar; games

Archive of Judith Kuster's Internet Columns ASHA Leader What follows are columns from the ASHA Magazine and the ASHA Leader from February 1995 to present.

These videos show a creative speech program developed by an experienced speech therapist to help children with pronunciation difficulties.

Sample data forms to download for free

free materials for practice with specific speech sounds.; boardmaker

iPrompts provides several easy-to-use, visual prompting tools (no audio prompts or voice output) to help individuals transition from one activity to the next, understand upcoming events, make choices, and focus on the task at hand:

Lots of links to lesson plans organized by topics; such as: basic, disciplinary, skills in classroom, self-esteem, skills with peers, skills with adults, prevocational skills

Blog of an SLP with therapy suggestions ans links to other sources