This is a great interactive plan that allows children to learn about the different types of nouns, verbs, adjectives and adverbs, fragment and run-on sentences, commas, and commonly confused words.

Touchpoints for numbers 1-9

Talking to Kids About a Loved One Moving Into a Nursing Home

In this free webinar, Michelle Garcia Winner explores why this concept is essential to social interactions across ages and cultures, how to teach it to students, and what resources can help. The group plan is to be taught after your students understand and are using the first two concepts discussed in the webinars thoughts and feelings and thinking with your eyes.

The Process of Articulation Therapy goes through the steps of teaching the target sound (the sound you want to teach) in isolation, syllables, words, sentences, stories, conversation and finally generalizing the target sound in all contexts of language.

In the second free 90 minute webinar, Michelle Garcia Winner provides examples of how to teach thinking with your eyes across age groups, and lessons and activities to expand your teaching of this concept. She also explores how digital devices may stifle the development of social competencies and how to motivate students to use their social attention when in the presence of others.

Michelle Garcia Winner explains best practices for teaching thoughts and feelings with different age groups, and activities to expand your teaching of this concept.

Free 90 minute webinar to help parents, teachers, and clinicians understand self-regulation.

Whole body listening (WBL), first introduced by Susanne Poulette Truesdale (in Language, Speech, and Hearing Services in Schools, July 1990, Vol. 21, 183-184) is a popular concept taught in schools to help students focus and actively listen with more than just their ears. WBL is essential for collaborative engagement, relationship development, and peer-based group work.

Help Students Learn to Read and Spell High Frequency Words

The stamp game is used to teach basic and dynamic math operations with the pieces representing units, tens, hundreds and thousands.

40 activities that children can do at home without needing a computer/tablet.

This resource lists ways for you to discuss books at home

The moveable alphabet is a Montessori tool used to teach reading, spelling, and writing. There are multiples of each letter and each letter has its own compartment in a wooden box with vowels in blue and consonants in red.

Multiplication tables x1 through x12 with a practice sheet

A fun way to practice and reinforce numbers 1-10

A sheet with language prompts and a list of recommended videos your child can watch on YouTube

Students are normally expected to figure out what they should be doing and, often, how they should do it. Social problem solving requires making educated guesses, or smart guesses, about what to do.

Anxiety and stress are normal life experiences that we should all learn to manage as part of our life skills. One specific type of anxiety is social anxiety. If you have self-awareness then you’ve experienced social anxiety. When children learn to manage their social anxiety, it can help them collaborate with others and build relationships, core essentials for college and career readiness. In this webinar, learn how to break down social anxiety and get strategies to build up social competencies.

We tend to think imaginations are only for the young! Yet sharing an imagination is essential across the ages for having a conversation, working in a team, creating new things, reading comprehension, peer play, social networking, and more.

This resource helps SLPs and parents find books for children based on age, keywords, target sounds, and different language skills.

Math is not the only activity that requires problem solving; we’re constantly problem solving socially when communicating with others, working in groups, doing homework, self-regulating, etc. Along the way, we encounter problems of different sizes that can cause negative emotions.

Fine Motor Milestones for children ages 2-6 years old

Use this Student Interactive Plot Diagram to have your child map out his story before he begins writing.

Flexible thinking is essential in the social world. Many things we do every day require it: interpreting what others are saying and doing, understanding humor, learning in a classroom, working with others, being an effective employee, etc.

As a courtesy to our clients, we have compiled a list of questions that you may want to ask your insurance company if you decide to seek insurance reimbursement.

Want to practice your child's articulation at home but can't think of words with your child's sound? Here are some free worksheets you can download to help you!

A cancer diagnosis can be very difficult for a family to navigate. It can be especially difficult to tell your child that their loved one has terminal cancer. That said, there are many ways to support your children as they face the challenge of a sick loved one. Learn more about tips you can use when talking to your children about cancer.

Easily make your own Wilson Letter Board to practice at home!

Seterra will challenge you with quizzes about countries, capitals, flags, oceans, lakes and more!

Virtual field-trips around the US. Special thanks to James, who recommended this resource!

Sign up to get a handful of engaging lesson plans organized by age group that span all subjects delivered to your inbox every day. Each newsletter will also include insights and tips collected from TED-Ed's global community of students, parents and teachers.

No Red Ink posted a 2-week writing challenge for students. 15 minutes of writing for 10 days.

Gain a better understanding of executive functioning and the many ways it impacts academic performance, self-regulation, time management, and more.

This troubling story is coming from WTTW news that shows just how hard it is to engage children in remote learning vs. in person learning.

A BINGO-style board of engineering activities that use low-cost supplies you already have around the house

List of practical life, sensorial, gross motor, art, sewing, language, math, and science activities

Dyson engineers have designed these challenges specifically for children to encourage inquisitive young minds to get excited about engineering.

Audiobooks allow students to hear explicit sounds of letters and letter patterns that form words. Audiobooks also help students engage in text and gain exposure to more words, ultimately improving vocabulary, comprehension and critical thinking skills.

This Editing Checklist for Self- and Peer Editing from Read, Write, Think is a great resource for students to have to check their work with peers or parents

Chrome apps and extensions can be a big help for kids with learning and attention issues. (Extensions add functions to the Chrome web browser.) They can be used on Chromebooks or on any device with a Chrome browser. Explore these Chrome tools for reading, writing, and math.

Social expectations become more complex with age. Michelle Garcia Winner and explore the hidden expectations that surround us whether we are 4 years old or 40!

A great​ resource that shows you proper letter formation for cursive handwriting

A great resources to listen to all the phonemes in English

This graphic organizer and list of guiding questions will help children in their animal research.

Articulation and Phonology Word Lists with verbal cues and level checkboxes.

When hanging out with peers, some of our students think they’re part of the group when in fact they’re many steps away. Where your body is relative to the group matters—it influences how others perceive you and your intentions, and ultimately their relationship with you.

Practice 25 basic concepts while searching around your home or neighborhood.

A helpful chart that walks children through word problems.