Best SLP Websites

This site provides tools for designing award certificates for children. Various categories of awards can be designed that can be printed. Such an activity would an encourage students in learning process and also social interactions.

EXTENSIVE list of online resources - organized by topic

lot of links to info and tools on lots of disorders. Lots of good stuff on fluency assessment

Minimal pair ideas for several sounds

Contains games - concepts such as numbers, shapes, etc...

definition, signs/symptoms, how treated, research

variety of accessible online cause and effect games

A fun game which requires listeners to match what they hear to letters as they float across the screen

The purpose of this Web site is to focus on how technology already in the classroom or school can support good instruction and research-based strategies that work. Our focus in this site is on Differentiated Instruction - which is a teaching theory based on the idea that instructional approaches should give students multiple options for taking in information, making sense of ideas, expressing what they learn, and accommodating differences while teaching to students strengths and knowledge (Tomlinson 2001).

FAQs on "picky eaters" when are they too picky?

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

Lots of games and activities that lend themselves to receptive language practice/following directions/color concepts, etc.

This website gives a lot of information and visual references about voice disorders and diseases of the larynx. On some examples you are even able to hear the differences in the patient's voice.

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.

online resources for clients, teachers, slp. assessment tools

chart of instructional areas and the standard tools, modifications and accommodations, and AT solutions to support all students

This site provides an interactive graphic organizer that enables students to map out their arguments for a persuasive essay or debate. An interactive tool for achieving visio-spatial learning objectives.

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