View this page "Materials - Shared Ideas "

[asthi...@worcester.edu]

Hopefully this can serve as a forum for shared materials, ideas,
methods, notes, etc. Check it out and contribute!
Aimee

Click on http://groups.google.com/group/slp-portfolio-/web/materials---shared-ideas
- or copy & paste it into your browser's address bar if that doesn't
work.

[asthi...@worcester.edu]

http://www.mnsu.edu/comdis/kuster2/welcome.html

This is a great site for reference and materials.

[asthi...@worcester.edu]

Here's another site for reproducibles to accompany session
activities. There is a $20/year membership fee but you can check out
the site first to see what they offer. My supervising SLPs are
members and use the worksheets all the time.

www.enchantedlearning.com

And a free site where people have created and posted materials (mostly
from boardmaker):

www.speakingofspeech.com Click on "materials exchange".

Aimee

[Elizabeth Ledeboer]

Aimee,

Thanks for all these websights, they're so helpful!

Liz

[Janet]

Hi everyone,
I also came across another site with free
materials. There's a lot of artic cards and lists on here.
It's http://www.speech-language-therapy.com/txresources.html
I hope it's helpful. Aimee, thanks for the other websites. I've used
the speaking of speech one before. It's useful. Hope you're all doing
well,

Janet


On Sep 20, 11:28 am, "Elizabeth Ledeboer" <ehendri...@worcester.edu>
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[asthi...@worcester.edu]

During our presentations, some people talked about articulation
therapy and shaping/placement of /r/. I have attached a document I
found written by Judith Kuster. It's under the files 'Shaping +
Placement'
Aimee

[asthi...@worcester.edu]

Here's a web site where you can set up an account for free and create
rubrics.
Rubrics are useful for older students to conduct self or peer
evaluations in a manner which is depersonalized and less likely to
stir up defensive reactions to feedback.

http://rubistar.4teachers.org

[asthi...@worcester.edu]

Here is a website for school psychologists, with lots of helpful
handouts on dealing with behavioral issues, autism, etc.

http://www.nasponline.org/resources/principals/index.aspx

[skyqueen]

HI All

 

For those of you working with older students and working on language based activities, I have located two books that are great resources.

 

1. Study SKills by Diane Vener- Landmark School Outreach Program

   P.O. Box 227 Prodes Crossing , MA 01965    978-236-3216  www.landmarkschool.org

 

2. Language Remediation and Expansion

    150 Skill- Building Reference Lists by Catherine S. Bush  ISBN 0-88450-402-6

 

Hope they help.

mika

home enjoying a snow day!

[asthi...@worcester.edu]

Here is a great website to use to create hands-on language based
activities:
http://www.archkidecture.org/

If you go to the link on the left hand side of the page: Archkidecture
Teach It! you will find a list of curricula. The first link takes
you to a site that offers a 400+ page book of lesson plans and hands
on activities for elementary school kids. I am modifying the 5th
grade stuff for my HS kids though.

Hope everyone is doing well!