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Children

123 Listening - Offers listening quiz makers, an activity wizard, lesson plan materials, and printable activities to use with downloadable audio files and mp3 listening tracks. (Age: School Age)

Alien Scavenger Hunt - Participants choose the sounds they hear in the word presented. (Age: School Age)

Animal Sounds - The participant will listen to an animal sound, and will type the name of the animal heard, from a word bank of 21 animals. (Age: All Children)

Bananas in Pyjamas - A timed animal-sound matching/ concentration activity with easy, hard, or very hard examples. (Age: Younger Children)

Brain Teasers: Non-speech Sounds - There are several activities on this website that focus on discriminating non-speech sounds. (Age: School Age)

Brain Tesers: Speech Sounds - Multiple activities which focus on discriminating speech sounds, such as Sound Dominoes and Memory. (Age: School Age)

Crickweb - Participants identify sounds and sort musical instruments at this website. (Age: School Age)

Dave Sindrey's Discrimination Cards - Consonant cards differing in Final, Initial, and Medial.  Also differ by place, manner, and voicing.   Vowel syllable, and suprasegmental information also targeted. (Age: School Age)

Dennis Drayna's "Distrorded Tunes Test" - Listening activity that may demonstrate some challenges with your own auditory discrimination. (Age: Children-Adults)

FindSounds - This is a search engine which locates online sounds made by: birds, animals, natural events, household items, musical instruments, holiday events, people, tools, vehicles, and more. (Age: Children-Adults)

Fischer Price Animal Sounds Game - The participant is asked to select which animal they heard, by clicking on their picture. (Age: Younger Children).

Fuzzy Lion Ears - Game of listening for beginning sounds. (Age: School Age)

Language Guide - Practice in hearing many common vocabulary words through pictures and accompanying audio. (Age: School Age)

Lanolin's GreenHouse - Practice listening for beginning word sounds. (Age: School Age)

Listening Device - Learn how to make your own listening device. (Age: All Children)

The Listening Room - The Listening Room is a steady stream of FREE activities and resources to support the development of speech, language and listening skills of children, adolescent, and adult cochlear implant recipients. - A STAFF FAVORITE! (Age: Children-Adults)

Peter Flipsen - Listening Lists for Auditory Bombardment. (Age: School Age)

Pumpkin Patch - Practice listening for ending sounds (Age: School Age)

SchoolsNet - Sounds Game: participants guess what sound is heard. Lotto Game Sounds: participants listen to a sound and then are shown what makes that noise. (Age: All Children)

Sound Discrimination Activities - 9 Activities developed to distinguish subtle differences in sound. (Age: School Age)

Sound-Object Association: Learning to Listen to Sounds - This is a learning module for the beginning listener. (Age: Children-Adults)

SoundScape - Interactive listening program from Med El (Age: Children-Adults)

Which One Makes the Sound You Hear? - This resource has eight animal and musical instrument sounds to match. (Age: School Age)

Who Am I? - Sounds made by animals heard at night are played. The participant will guess which animal produced the sound. (Age: All Children)

Adults

Audio Concentration Games - Timed and very challenging.

Dennis Drayna's "Distrorded Tunes Test" - Listening activity that may demonstrate some challenges with your own auditory discrimination.

The Listening Room - The Listening Room is a steady stream of FREE activities and resources to support the development of speech, language and listening skills of children, adolescent, and adult cochlear implant recipients. - A STAFF FAVORITE!

FindSounds - This is a search engine which locates online sounds made by: birds, animals, natural events, household items, musical instruments, holiday events, people, tools, vehicles, and more.

General Listening Quizzes from Randall's Listening Lab - Everyday conversations with adult and child voices and also asks questions at easy, medium, and difficult levels about what has been said.

A Great Question - Short quotations with a question for discussion. A listening activity that may be appropriate for adults with a cochlear implant or as conversation starters with other adult clients.

Listening Games from English Language Listening Lab Online - Several audio examples and asks the listener to choose the correct picture from a selection and answer a question.

Sound-Object Association: Learning to Listen to Sounds - This is a learning module for the beginning listener.

SoundScape - Interactive listening program from Med El