SLP Websites for Speech-Language Pathologists

Looking for amazing SLP websites?  There are so many great resources for speech-language pathologists, but it is a challenge to find them and remember to use them!  Here are some that I really like. I am constantly adding to this list!  Please let me know if you have others to add!

Here are some of my favorite SLP websites for speech-language pathologists (not in any particular order):

Literacy Related SLP Websites

Readworks:  Readworks is an excellent free resource for speech-language pathologists, teachers, and parents. It is regularly updated with reading passages, vocabulary activities, comprehension ideas, and more for readers of all levels.

Wonderopolis:  Wonderopolis is another excellent free resource with interesting reading passages, vocabulary, and comprehension activities.  Search by keyword to find articles that match your student’s interests.

Epic Books:  Epic is another amazing website for SLPs, teachers, and families. Epic contains thousands of kid-friendly books organized by reading level and topic of interest.  Many of the books have a read-aloud feature.  I love using these and sharing them with families for reading at home.  You can get free access to this website with an educator email.

Storyline Online:  Storyline Online is a fun free tool for sharing great literature with your students and families.  This Screen Actors’ Guild Foundation (SAG-AFTRA Foundation) award-winning children’s literacy website streams videos of famous celebrities reading children’s books along with creative illustrations.  Celebrity readers include Oprah Winfrey, Chris Pine, Viola Davis, Jennifer Garner, Betty White, and many more.

NewsELA:  The NewsELA free website offers relevant, timely real-world reading passages that are interesting for great for comprehension and discussion.  Offered in multiple reading levels, these news passages are excellent for group discussions, vocabulary building, comprehension, and even carryover of articulation.

Need a break from the screen?  Try these suggested wordless picture books.

 

SLP Websites for Social Pragmatic Skills

Video Learning Squad:  This great website offers a free trial and then is subscription based.  Lessons are research-based and neurodiversity-affirming, and the kids enjoy them.  Video scenes become lessons on social pragmatic skills with progress monitoring built-in.  Topics covered include conversational skills, empathy, sarcasm, social anxiety, and self-awareness.

Everyday Speech:  Everyday Speech is another amazing subscription-based site offering a plethora of lessons on social-emotional learning and social-pragmatic skills.  This SLP website contains tons of no-prep printables, videos, and interactive games.

Social Thinking:  Marcia Garcia-Winner’s website contains great free and paid resources for SLPs and others working with children with social pragmatic challenges.  Access to conferences and online-training is also included in this helpful SLP website.

SLP Websites to Help You Stay Organized:

SLPNow:  SLPNow is an awesome SLP website chock full of lesson plans, organizational tools, and evidence-backed speech therapy materials.  They have a fantastic free trial, and if you love it, you can join the subscription-based membership.

SLPToolkit:  SLP Toolkit is another amazing SLP website that will help you tremendously with data collection, goal recommendation, progress monitoring, and lesson planning.  A free trial is available.

SLP websites for CEUs:

Speechpathology.com:  I have been a subscriber to speechpathology.com for several years.  On this subscription-based site, you can find tons of webinars on just about any speech therapy-related topic that you can think of.  Web courses are presented in a variety of forms (video, text, and more) and come in several levels.  You can access a free course with the promo code 1freecourse

CEU Smarthub by Laviinstitute:  I am also a subscriber to this CEU provider.  Check this out for lots of evidence-based online courses as well as access to their fantastic Power Up Conferences.  

Medbridge:  I have not tried this provider, but the resources seem excellent and include coursework for SLPs in medical settings.

ASHA: Of course, our national organization also offers a variety of high-quality trainings in webinar form and in person if you are able to attend the national convention each year.

SATPac offers a free 3-hour course online addressing a great approach to articulation.

Fun and Games:

UltimateSLP:  I use this subscription-based SLP website frequently.  Chose from lots of target speech and language areas including sounds in all positions, social skills, vocabulary, grammar, reading comprehension, inferences, idioms and so much more.  Kids love the online games.

Jeopardy labs:  Free website with lots of premade jeopardy games.  You can also build your own.

PBS Kids:  This website has some fun games you can incorporate into your speech therapy sessions.  Best for your younger students.

Toy Theater:  Website with lots of fun games for math and reading.  I particularly like the hidden picture games.

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Tarheel Reader:  Great tool for finding accessible books

Autism Navigator:  Great website from Florida State University with autism-related tools and resources for families and professionals.

Vocabgrabber:  I just discovered this great resource for my older students.  Copy and paste a passage to find key vocabulary.

Free rice:  Simple vocabulary-building activity that donates money to the world food bank.

Smarty Symbols:  Love this website for all things visual.  Great symbols for AAC, visual schedules, signs for the classroom and so much more.  Look at the bank for already created resources, or build your own with the massive symbol library.

Boardmaker: Classic symbols for AAC devices, and visual supports.  Be sure to also check out myboardmaker share for resources created by others.

ASHA: The American Speech Language and Hearing Association has a lot of fabulous information for speech-language pathologists and families.

TPT:  Tons of free and paid resources for SLPs and educators.

Boomlearning:  Download and create boom cards for your students.

Some favorite blogs:

Mommyspeechtherapy:  Tons of great free information for families and SLPs as well as a large number of free resources to download and print.

Home Speech Home:  So many great resources on this SLP website.  It is a frequent go-to for me when I need word lists for target sounds.  I also really like their free report templates.

Praactical AAC:  Here is one of my favorite sites when trying to figure out lesson plans for students with devices.  So much great advice on this SLP website.

Peachie Speechie:  I love her videos for teaching tricky sounds and of course all the fabulous SLP merch!

Speechy Musings:  Tons of great resources that you can download for free or purchase.  I especially like her comprehensive goal bank!

Crazy Speech World:  Jenn Alcorn has some great thematic ideas, book-themed products, and inspirational information about career transitions.

Speech and Language Kids:  Some really fantastic information on this website for teaching skills to our speech and language students!

Speaking of Speech:  Tons and tons of fabulous resources for SLPs on this website.

Wow, the more I think about it, the more great blog posts there are out there!  Stay tuned!  More to come…

I hope these resources are helpful to you!  Please let me know if you have other great resources to add to the list!