stories.audible.com offering free read a louds during school closures. For those of you with language goals, remember to "play the movie in your head" as you hear the stories. For those of you with articulation goals, listen for words that contain the sounds that you work on and practice saying the words. If you work on stuttering, remember to use your turtle speech as you tell a parent or sibling about the story you just heard.

https://www.speechandlanguagekids.com/free-speech-language-resources/. For free resources for language and articulation :

http://mommyspeechtherapy.com/?page_id=55 For free downloadable articulation worksheets visit :

(scroll down the page for numerous sounds)

StoryPlace.org: StoryPlace.org is a website that has online stories and interactive activities for preschoolers and elementary-aged students.

FunBrain.com; This website offers free online games for kids. Topics include vocabulary, grammar, reading, and math. Check out Plural Girls, Grammar Gorillack on the reading tab for some great language activities.

https://pbskids.org/ offers some fun language enriching games.

Scholastic.com: This website includes a variety of games and activities for children such as Clifford, Magic School Bus, Walter Wick, and I Spy.

Articulation Games (by Tracy Gefroh Boyd): games to practice r’s, s’s, l’s, sh’s and ch’s.

UNC team created an online toolkit for those supporting individuals with autism during COVID-19 epidemic

Link in the article to the full toolkit.

https://ed.unc.edu/2020/03/19/unc-team-creates-online-toolkit-for-those-supporting-individuals-with-autism-during-covid-19-epidemic/

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