| Parents: You can help your child's success in achieving his/her speech and/or language goals. Incorporating the skills and strategies learned in telepractice to outside of therapy can promote success and improving performance. Everday or interactive computer activites can be designed to support your child's goals. The following computer websites were chosen to help you child to actively apply his/her skills learned in therapy. |
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Site of the month:
| October 2009 |
www.eduplace.com/kids/tales.com |
This site offers a variety of fun activities. A student favorite is the Wacky Web Tales activity. This site offers a creative way to practice developing stories and using parts of speech. Your child can create his/her own story by filling in the story components (e.g., who, what, where, etc.) and parts of speech (e.g., verbs, nouns); the results are often silly. The personalized stories are a great incentive to learn.
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Information about speech and language development:
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