Browser-based, no-prep articulation activities that target every speech sound in all word positions — perfect for high-rep drill, carryover, and keeping kids motivated in teletherapy or in-person sessions.
Say your word, then take the shot, the swing or the ride. Familiar rules, quick turns.
Every word moves the child further along — a route from start to finish, with somewhere to arrive.
Words earn pieces of something that grows: a house, a robot, a film, a fossil.
The shortest loop between reps. Reach for these when the goal is volume of practice.
Roll, spin and move — built for two to four players, so they work for groups and siblings.
Hearing the difference rather than producing it — discrimination, minimal pairs, phonological targets.
No game layer — straight practice when you just want the words, plus multisyllabic sequencing.
Every game lets you choose a target sound and word position (initial, medial, final), so the same activity works for /r/, /s/, /l/, /sh/, /ch/, /th/, /k/, /g/, blends, and more. Kids get massive, motivating repetitions while you collect accuracy data.
Speech-language pathologists, SLPAs, and special educators working with preschool through middle-school students on speech sound disorders, articulation, and phonology.
No. Every articulation game runs in the browser with built-in word lists and pictures — pick a sound and start.
All common consonants and blends — including R, S, Z, L, SH, CH, TH, F, V, K, G — in initial, medial, and final positions.
Yes. They run in any browser and are easy to share on screen during teletherapy.