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Online Speech Therapy Activity Round-Up: May 2020

Online Speech Therapy Activity Round-Up: May 2020

girl whispering to her dogIn honor of Better Hearing and Speech Month some of our SLPs have shared their favorite go-to resources for online speech therapy. Read on for some engaging teletherapy resources and online speech therapy activities and games that are kid and therapist approved.

Boom Cards

boom cards“I love BOOM cards!”One of the most popular suggestions by our seasoned E-Therapy speech therapists has been Boom Card Learning Games. E-Therapy SLP, Jill Ketron, says, “I love BOOM cards! They are super interactive, and there are many free or inexpensive options on Teachers Pay Teachers that address a variety of speech language skills.”Car Themed /R/ Articulation GameCheck out this fun car themed Boom Card activity for addressing the R sound that you can incorporate into your teletherapy sessions today!

Have some Fun with Spot

Fun with SpotE-Therapy SLP, Erin McTighe, says she has been loving this Fun with Spot story activity lately. This story creation game is great for vocabulary development, sequencing, social language, and more!

Spin the wheel to find story inspiration

Online Story StarterAnother one of our E-Therapy favorites is this online Story Starter! Let your students spin the wheel to find inspiration for written language activities. This activity is perfect for use with students in elementary through middle school.

“I use this site a lot!”

Mommy Speech TherapySLP, Maegan Duplantis, recommends Mommy Speech Therapy. She says, “I use this site a lot! I like to have the students make up silly stories using the story structure cue cards and story organizer activity. It’s great to use for articulation, as well as semantics, syntax, and even pragmatics.”A tried and true favorite

sesamestreet.org
Sesame Street has been a favorite of parents and children for decades, and it’s still relevant today. Our therapists are loving all of the fun art activities and online games that the Sesame Street site has to offer. This site is chock full of resources that are great for young learners!Search and Find with ElmoCheck out this search and find Elmo activity. Use this online game to target basic vocabulary, spatial concepts, descriptive language, and more!Check out our April, March, and February Speech Therapy Activity Round-ups for more fun games and activities that can easily be used in your online therapy sessions.

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