NorthStar Academy-Speech and Language Services: Homework Page!!!!

Did you forget to take you homework folder home? Would you rather practice from the website? No problem, just get your parents to sign your homework page to get credit in our class!

Articulation (Speech Sounds):

Mommy Speech Therapy: This site has worksheets for individual sounds (including consonants and vowels) at the beginning, middle, and end of the word. The site also has sentence practice sheets as well.
Busy Bugs: Articulation worksheets with photos.
Speaking of Speech: A variety of worksheets, phrases, and games for consonant practice.
Heatherspeechtherapy: Great sight that has articulation practice worksheets beginning at the syllable level and progressing to the phrase level.
Testyyettrying: This sight has card sets and games.
Speech-Language-therapy.com: Lots of worksheets by sound/phoneme.
Carlee Oliver SLP: Word and Sentence Practice. This site also has Minimal Pairs (2 words that sound very similar to practice articulation accuracy).
Elena Marie SLP: Look on the right side bar and scroll down the page to find the worksheet/practice activities.
Ms. Lane's SLP: Articulation worksheets and games.

Auditory Processing (Listening):

Speaking of Speech: This site has information about Auditory Processing, discrimination activities, rhymes, multi-step directions, and fun bingo games.
Education.com: Suggestions on fun games to use to build Auditory Memory and Auditory Sequencing.
Leeds Community Healthcare: Suggestions for fun activities that address Auditory Processing.
Inner Pieces Gallery: Word Lists, multi-step directions, and fun Auditory Memory games.

Augmentative Communication (Communicating with symbols):

(Alternate methods of communication without (or with) verbalization):

Picto-Selector: This site has free picture symbols that can be downloaded.
Families together Inc: Has specific symbols already made.
The Internet Picture Dictionary: Free symbols by category.
Little Explorers Picture Dictionary: Scroll down to the 'alphabet' colored blocks to access symbols.
E-learning visuals: This site has Activities of Daily Living Sequences with symbols, choice boards, etc.
SET: Symbols sorted by category.

Executive Functioning (Working Memory, Sequencing, Problem Solving, etc:

NClD: Great information about Executive Functioning and strategies to practice and employ.
Great Schools.org: Great explanation of Executive Functioning, components of, and strategies to address areas of challenge.
Jill Kuzma: Homework planning sheet.
Jill Kuzma: Transitions
Smart Apps for Special Needs: Suggestions for apps to help students organize, problem-solve, plan, etc.
wsdbestpracticies: Several recommendations on various aspects of Executive Functioning. (Promoting Executive Functioning in the classroom)
nspt4kids: Suggestions of how to incorporate activities requiring executive functioning at home.
OzarkSpeechie: Great breakdown of skill set and specific types of activities and tasks to use to address Executive Functioning difficulties.

Fluency (Stuttering):

Speaking of Speech: Lots of links to address breathing, rate, and specific tasks.
Speaking Freely Student Workbook: Very specific methods to address Dysfluency. Follow the recommendations of your Speech-Language Pathologist to know what aspects of this document to use.
FluencyFriday: Strategies and games for easy speech beginning with the single word all the way to conversation.
FluencyFriday-Adolescents: Specific tasks to rehearse fluency (ie. phone use, visualization, etc).
mnsu: Very specific information for parents, educators, and SLP's.
Mrs. Dappers Website: Various interventions and suggestions.
Speech Anchor Charts: This a free download, but has great information.

Hearing Impairment (Aural Rehabilitation):

Ling Sound Chart: Check the function of your student/child's devices with the Ling Sounds.
Hope Tips: Learning with Literacy: Great resource for parents and educators in addressing learning in children with hearing impairments.
Listen Learn and Talk: Another informative resource on several aspects of being a new listener.
The Listening Room: Lots of strategies and activities.
Auditory Bombardment: Has audio files with varies speech targets.

Language (Using words, grammer, syntax, parts of language):

Heatherspeechtherapy: Scroll down to the Grammar worksheets and the vocabulary worksheets. Pronouns, past tense verbing, seasonal vocabulary and games.
Free Language Stuff: Lots of worksheets here focusing on: adjectives, adverbs, antonyms/synonyms, attributes (parts and functions), categories, Comparatives, Compound/Complex sentences, Conjunctions, Following Directions, Helping verbs, Idioms, Irregular Past tense verbing, Multiple meaning words, Negatives, Pronouns, Questions, Similarities/Differences, Verbs/Tense.
Conjunctions: Chart showing Main Clause and Subordinating Clause.
Pronoun sheet: Phrase chart with symbols to identify he/she
SLPlessons: Lots of information: Vocabulary, Antonym/Synonym, and multi-meaning words.
Speaking of Speech: Activites with adjectives, categorization, prepositions, verbs, and wh questions.
Prepositions: Word like in, out, on, off etc. Lots of worksheets
Prepositions: Worksheets
Calendar Activities: Templates, information on days, weeks, months, etc

Language Comprehension:

Social Pragmatics (Social Skills):

Speaking of Speech: Lots of great links here!
Watertownk-12: A variety of links with many helpful activities.
mnsu: Many links dealing with social skills, feelings/emotions, and social stories.
ASHA: Great links and information on many aspects of Social Communication.
bluevalleyk12: Expected and Unexpected worksheet
Social Video clips for Expected/Unexpected behaviors (The Speech House): Several clips to help you student identify expected and unexpected behaviors and the impact on the student and others.
jillkuzma Speech Bubbles

Homework Page!!!!