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Visit Caroline
Bowen's Home Page for great Speech-Language
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Listen to
Dr. Mel Levine and Dr. Katherine Butler discuss language as
a critical tool for learning and also an outcome of learning at
the All Kinds of Minds
website. This is the most comprehensive site I have found which
addresses learning strengths and weaknesses and how we can help
all students succeed in school by understanding what kind of a
mind they have. This site has an incredible amount of
information and is a "must visit" for any parent and
professional who wants to understand how all children learn.
There is a wealth of strategies and activities presented in a
very straightforward and easy to understand manner. |
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Learning
Disabilities On-Line has information,
resources and activities for parents, children
and professionals |
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Ellen Gardner's Speech
Source is a comprehensive guide to
information and activities related to speech,
language and hearing issues |
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TheUNH
Department of Communication Disorders has
information on its undergraduate and graduate
programs as well as services offered through its
Speech-Language-Hearing Clinic |
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Apraxia-KIDSSM
- is a wonderful "source for reliable and comprehensive
information about Childhood Apraxia of Speech for
families, professionals and all those who care about a child
with apraxia". |
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The Stuttering
Foundation Website offers a wealth of
information and resources including very
inexpensive books, brochures and videotapes |
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There is a wealth of information and
activities related to
Sign Language on the Internet. Here
are a few of our favorites: |
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- At Adventures
in Singing and Signing With Gaia!
you can learn the sign of the
month, decode the message of the month,
download a music video, join the Kid Sign
Club and check out dozens of great links.
- Look up signs and "read" a
video story at the The
Sign Language Dictionary web
site.
- At ASL
Fingerspelling you can learn to sign
the alphabet, type in a word to see what
it looks like when it is fingerspelled
and even download a fingerspelling
program to your Macintosh computer
(Windows version coming
- Download the American Sign Language font
at The
Yamada Language Center and then turn
what you type into fingerspelling. This
is great for making your name in sign
language or writing secret messages!
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Learn how your ear (and the rest of your
body) works at KidsHealth.
This site has great animations. |
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Neuroscience
for Kids - The Ear also has information and
illustrations of the ear, how we hear, noise
levels and more. |
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Inner
Learning On-Line has an animation of how the
mouth and ear work, interactive graphics of the
mouth as well as a wealth of information,
graphics and animations of the human anatomy. |
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Word
Retrieval Activities for Children has lots of
great activities you can do at home which will
promote vocabulary skills and word retrieval (it
is part of Caroline Bowen's site but deserves its
own link). |
Reading Links
Writing and Research
Links
Other Education
Links
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Visit Eduplace.com
and check out the
Kid's Clubhouse,Parent's
Place and Teacher Center |
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Zoom to this
incredible dinosaur site
by Enchanted
Learning.com |
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Need more dinosaur information? Then
check out
Scholastic.com's Dinosaur page. It's
very well organized and has many links
to other sites with movies, games and
exhibits. |
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Visit the Kidscenter
at
Funbrain for math,
grammar, science and
history games. |
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Mamamedia
is an award winning
children's web site
featuring more than 2,000
safe and kid-friendly
websites, dozens of
original activities and
"Digital tools"
that let kids create
their own stories and
plays, artwork and
characters. |
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Yahooligans! is
a web guide for kids with
categories such as
"around the
world", "arts
and entertainment",
"computers and
games", "school
bell", "science
and nature" and
"sports and
recreation". It also
has guides for teachers
and parents and news
sections. |
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Did you know that the
Main Street School
participates in the Scholastic
Software Club?
Please contact
me if you
would like the most
recent order form. Your
support of this program
is greatly appreciated.
Over the past four years
we have earned dozens of
free software titles for
all of our students to
use! |
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A
Look Inside the Human
Body is a site
designed for elementary
students and features
information on the
skeletal, respiratory,
circulatory and digestive
systems as well as a link
to a new solar system
site. The animations and
clickable graphics will
appeal to young students. |
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Explore Brainpop
for a great movie about
how our voice works as
well as many other
science, health and
technology movies. And be
sure to check out the
experiments you can try
at home featuring Bob the
x-labrat. |
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