Activities
There always seems interest for new ideas for treatment activities. We've assembled a list of web sites that may help you in your search for activities. [We don't endorse any of these sites, but offer them for you to evaluate.]
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| Many good tx ideas mainly geared toward children and adolescents. (artic, language, capd, and fluency) | |
| Listed alphabetically which is helpful in navigating; a wide range of activities across a variety of disorders. | |
| A TON of links for just about everything including tx ideas and general info for many of disorders. | |
| General games... some just fun, some educational. Could be useful! :O) | |
| This one is sort of a search engine within itself for anything speech related. Seems to be pretty diverse and thorough. | |
| A bunch of links with examples of how games and materials can be adapted to therapy. Literally a TON of links! | |
| Categorized by disorder, this site provides links across a wide range of clinical problems. | |
| Mainly for aphasia therapy, although some activities could probably be used for artic or child language. A lot of REALLY great ideas, examples, and excellent printables. | |
| A compilation of activities for artic from a bunch of SLP's. | |
| A few ideas for child language therapy! | |
| A guide on how to structure activities for fluency therapy. | |
| Jokes, riddles, tongue twisters, etc... that can be used in therapy! | |
| You can make crossword puzzles, word searches, etc... with this site. All you need is a word list!!!! | |
| Pretty much a bunch of lists of a BUNCH of words organized a couple of a different ways. (could be useful :O) | |
| Word lists broken up by place and manner of articulation... most have printable pictures attached! | |
| Word List Generator | A database of 2084 words help students practice and build sounding out and word-form recognition skills |
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