ANNOUNCEMENTS
The Informed SLP shares 7 ways to get free access to full journal articles that you usually must pay for.
Read ASHA's info about the new ruling that assistive tech must now be included in ALL IEPs. Find it on the AAC page if you need it later.
Apple announces new accessibility features, including eye tracking! See the article HERE.
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Check out these story theme units for the season:
Quick jump to Calendar of Events page.
Quick jump to lots of Winter goodies.
Check my Pinterest page for 22 different winter-themed activities. See also Christmas/Hanukkah page for 16 holiday activities, and Valentines page for 11 additional activities.
Check out my recent TinyTap* releases (free):
A mindfulness lesson for young children to learn to control their emotions. Includes video (internet connection required).
Common idioms about cats, often heard at home or in the classroom. Perfect for students learning English, or those students who take everything literally. Part of my Fun With Idioms course.
A fun take on the old Duck, Duck, Goose game. Students must listen to the clue to guess the animal in various habitats.
Practice using the tricks for remembering which one to use when. Five different lessons. Ages 6+.
ABOUT THIS SITE
This is a no-frills website primarily for school-based SLPs. These free (and insanely inexpensive) materials and activities have been curated over 14+ years. There are no ads, no pop-ups, no registration, nor other "catches" to using the site. (No, I don't want your email). I update frequently as I come across more awesome freebies. Items listed were free at time of posting, with a few exceptions. I am not responsible if creators change their prices. I do not get paid for including resources here, or when you click on any of the links. Printables are mostly in PDF format unless otherwise noted.
*Note: You will occasionally come across a reference to digital activities I have made with TinyTap. This is a free iOS app you can use to create your own digital activities like "mini apps". They can be assigned as homework, used in learning centers, or incorporated into online sessions. (Parents do not get free access to activities unless you give them the link to it. Also, there are several other awesome SLPs creating activities in TinyTap, so search around for what you need).
Teachers and therapists can access all of their 250+ thousand activities for free by signing up here: TINYTAP REGISTRATION
I earn money from TinyTap through parent subscriptions and sales of some courses, which funds this website and keeps it ad-free.
To check out all of my TinyTap creations by category, see my Pinterest page.
If you're looking for me in TpT, look for MzWeb's World.
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Contact Me: eweberslp1@google.com