School-Age

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Evidenced-based and anecdotal resources

What you’ll find here

School-Age speech pathology refers to services provided for preschool (aged 3-4) as well as K-12 students, typically in an educational institution, but also may b provided in afterschool, home, or outpatient care. There are many methods of service provision within this wide age range, which is intended for the purpose of meeting the specific educational needs of the student, in which a variety of disorders related to expressive and receptive language, speech articulation and fluency, and learning and literacy are considered.

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Tools for Parents

Tools for Therapists

Tools for Teachers/staff

apps and PROGRAMS

FOR EXPRESSIVE LANGUAGE

Conversation Therapy

Word Vault

Toca Boca

Wheel Decide

FOR COMPREHENSION / RECEPTIVE LANGUAGE

Speech is Beautiful

Keyword Understanding

Language Therapy 4 in 1

FOR LITERACY

Starfall

Spelling City

Raz Kids

News-O-Matic

Vocab Grabber

ReadWorks

Achieve3000

FOR SPEECH

Articulation Station

ABCya

ArtikPix

Sensory CineVox

Speech Flipbook

Speech Tutor

FOR SOCIAL SKILLS

Let’s Be Social

Other

SPED Goals

Lists from Ask A Tech Teacher and Therapy Source Staffing Solutions

Reading Material BY GRADE

SHORT STORIES

PRESCHOOL

100+ Children’s Books for Speech Language Development

PEPKidz – Transform Your Child into a Leader

ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

Short Stories in Speech

Literature Based Speech Therapy

MIDDLE SCHOOL

Best Short Stories for Middle School

Build Speech-Language Skills Through Creative Writing

HIGH SCHOOL

Speech Dude – Handouts for Older Children

HOW TO DETERMINE GOOD READINGS FOR YOUR SPEECH CLASS

Sweet Southern Speech – The Best Books for Speech Therapy

Choosing Books to Meet Preschool Language & Literacy Goals

School-AGE THERAPY books

Survival Guide for School-Based Speech-Language Pathologists

IEP Goal Writing for Speech-Language Pathologists: Utilizing State Standards, Second Edition

No-Glamour Collection

podcasts

SLPs Wine & Cheese

Conversations in Speech Pathology

The Speech Space

SLP Happy Hour

The Autism Show

List Derived from Rachel Madel and Speech Pathology Graduate Programs

WEB

ASHA – School-Based Service Delivery in Speech-Language Pathology

ASHA Workload Calculator

Adaptable Therapy Materials

How to Use the Language Processing Hierarchy

NEWs & PEER REVIEW

RECENT ARTICLES (OCT 2020)

Using Metafictive Picture Books to Facilitate Emergent Literacy Goals

Susan Hendler Lederer and Toni A. Abruzzino

Reading Outcomes in Elementary School–Age Children With Hearing Loss Who Use Listening and Spoken Language: A Preliminary Report

Sneha V. Bharadwaj and Whitney Barlow

NEWS

Resuming Service in Schools During COVID-19

BLOG & SOCIAL

BLOG POSTS

Rachel Madel – Prompting Hierarchy

Middle School Resources for Distance Learning

Smart Goal Bank: Elementary

How to Get Your MS and HS Students to SHOW UP for services!

9 Tips for Fighting Burnout for Speech-Language Pathologists

Let’s Talk About Speech Therapy Dosage

Developmental Phonological Disorders with Susan Rvachew

PREPARATION FOR POST-PANDEMIC SCHOOL RE-INTEGRATION

Relatable Cartoon Reference for Developmental Speech Disorders – Midtown Speech NYC

YouTube Channel

Clear English Corner with Keenyn Rhodes

PINTEREST POSTS

FOR PARENTS

ROUTINES and the NATURAL ENVIRONMENT

The Hanen Center

Parent Guide to Speech Therapy

Working Speech and Language Into Daily Routines

Back to School Digital Toolkit

Supporting Children with Autism During COVID-19

for Therapists

ASSESSMENT TOOLS

Standardized SLP Testing Instruments

Tests Described

HAPP-3: Hodson Assessment of Phonological Patterns-Third Edition

Reading Level Assessments

Spanish Assessments

Treatment Approach

KARLA – Coarticulation Tips for Teaching /r/

Lindamood Bell – Literacy and Learning Processes

Cycles Approach for Phonological Processes

Phonological Approaches to Developing Correct Sound Production – Handout

How to treat speech sound disorders 2: The Complexity Approach – more bang for your buck?

Other

Advocacy 101 for the SLP

Ultimate SLP

SPED – Goals and Objectives Bank

School-Based Service Delivery in Speech-Language Pathology

Customize Learning Materials

CONTINUING EDUCATION

Lavi Institute – SLP Power Up Conference

LIIPS – Long Island Insititute of Professional Studies

TEACHER CERTIFICATION

State Teacher Requirements Licensing Trends

WHAT’S WORKING IN TREATMENT

PUSH-IN / INTEGRATIVE

PULL-OUT

TELEPRACTICE

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Disclaimer: I do not receive any monetary or other reward for sharing any material from any source on my platform. All sources are from credible educational or therapy-specific sites, which I may have or may not have used in the past. Only the areas in which I have initialed are to be considered my own ideas or advice. Being that the resource page is a collection of ideas from different clinicians, you may encounter ideas that differ from one another. Any use of any materials or resource from this page or links attached, is at your own free will.