Everyday Speech
A social skills and social-emotional learning platform and curriculum. Full of video modeling, games and worksheets. Different subscription tiers available. Some freebies available by signing up, or by checking out the blog.
A social skills and social-emotional learning platform and curriculum. Full of video modeling, games and worksheets. Different subscription tiers available. Some freebies available by signing up, or by checking out the blog.
A collection of videos depicting real-world scenarios. Great for role-playing. Available to use on multiple devices. (Note to US viewers: Developed in Austrailia, many characters have accents.)
Match facial expressions to feeling words using pictures of real people. Shows expressions on different faces.
Words, phrases, sentences and paragraphs organized by phoneme, along with dozens of lists for language and social-pragmatic targets. Free content.
Great free resource for articles, videos, and games. Check out their "funny fill-ins" for some parts-of-speech mad libs action.
Free resource to teach fluency strategies along with audio examples.
Free illustrated storybooks for young children, older children, and young adults.
Collection of activities for cognition, language, and social-emotional learning. Each activity accompanied by questions that promote self-awareness. For all ages.
A site for teens and young adults created by Dr. Mary Shapiro, professor of linguistics. Explore many aspects of social communication, including hidden rules, attitudes, and emotions. Scenarios, pictures, and video models included.
Visualize manner and placement of phonemes with real videos and animation. German and Spanish on the web, but English available through the Android and iOS apps. (Hint: many phonemes are the same in these languages.)
Tools, handouts, and forms for therapists. Super Duper also have a digital library of speech activities by subscription only.
Need reading material for older students. Here's a free a news site directed towards tweens and teens.
Great activities and games for on-screen use.
A collection of videos of people sharing their stories about stuttering through artistic expression.
Working on academic language with your older students? Here is a free resource from the Victoria University of Wellington in New Zealand with a helpful guide on how to use it.
A free library of picture cards to help with functional communication and behavioral supports. (Can be used digitally with your PC's snipping tools and free programs like Google Slides.)
Create your own memory match card games or use ready-made games for free!
A handful of free digital therapy activities. Must sign up for newsletter before gaining access. Full library through subscription only.
Create your own Jeopardy games with a low-cost subscription, or browse dozens to use for free.
Enriched language learning with stories told through vibrant animations. Most stories accessible by subscription, but here are the free ones.
A colorful, animated, question-and-answer format game to work on social problem solving and nonverbal skills.
Customize your therapy targets, or choose ready-made questions to incorporate into colorful games. Most games available by subscription.
Fun, colorful content primarily for grades Kinder - 3rd. Games and videos focused on literacy and numbers. Lots of free content.
A virtual game to practice recognizing emotional cues on faces.
Visualize placement and manner of speech sounds using MRI and ultrasound images. Great teaching resource.
Free templates to personalize social scripts for clients with autism or other social-pragmatic challenges.
Free memory games and strategies for kids. Created by Eric Chudler, Ph.D.
Free coloring pages galore adapted for online use. Dozens of categories to choose from.
Explore a plethora of free games by topic and grade level, K-6th. Holiday games and Molly's Magic Adventure are a personal favorite.
Create your own flash cards, teaching games, and slideshows, or use ready-made collections. By subscription, limited free use.
Short training videos created by SLP Rachel Arnston on a variety of strategies for early language therapy. Great resource for parent training.
Follow your students' curiosity. Articles on topics of all kinds. Includes vocabulary banks, curriculum standards, quizzes, and activity ideas. Search by collections (or themes) as well.
Tons of free reading material searchable by grade, goals, and genre.
A free web-based app for aphasia. Available in seven languages.
A collection of short stories told through animations and accompanied by language activities. Free materials. (British English is used throughout).
Toddler friendly games. Easy tap, swipe, and click games. Use these for on-screen early language learning and play.
A collection of free craft videos, worksheets, and activity guides tied to storybooks.
Free games including puzzles, paint-and-make scenes, seasons, colors, animal science, grammar, math, and Pre-K activities. Seasonal activities are a personal favorite.
Free grammar worksheets galore! Organized by topic, grade, Common Core standards, and ESL subjects, K-12.
A dictionary of literary devices with examples. Great for working on figurative language with middle and high school students.
A great activity using commercials to practice inferencing skills.
A web-app that paces text as it appears on screen. Copy/paste or write any text into the spreeder and set the reading pace. Great for fluency training.
A collection of short videos, mostly animated, some wordless.
Free education games, worksheets, and videos K-5. Check out the content on grammar, as well as a handy worksheet generator.
Free virtual jigsaw puzzles galore. Pick a theme, a picture, and turn it into a 12-piece puzzle.
Science articles galore for older children. Check out the Explainers and Let's Learn About collections for good reading material
Games, videos, and storytelling based off well-loved PBS kids shows. Browse by show. Free.
Packed with activity ideas and materials for teaching social-pragmatic skills. Great for older students, upper grades. Explore the rest of the site for other great educational resources. Free.
Free games, videos, and books for grades Pre-K through 8th grade.
A beautiful digitized color wheel that visually groups together related emotions, defines them, and gives examples of facial expressions. A personal favorite!
Versatile tool to generate word lists, category lists, and converstion topics. Or use to play Pictionary, Catchprase, Charades. Printable and Escape games also available.
A dictionary of ASL signs with accompanying drawings and videos.