Articulation
Locked In
An escape room where every lock opens with a word. The student says the code, the lock clicks open, and the letters hidden inside spell the final password.
- Any sound, any position
- 2–5 syllable words
- Group mode
Speech therapy your middle and high schoolers won’t roll their eyes at
Escape rooms, coffee-shop challenges, group-chat mysteries, and real-world problems to solve. Every game is built by an SLP around meaningful therapy goals—with a look and feel designed for older students.
No prep. No student names. Works on any screen and in teletherapy.
Articulation carryover
Order Up!
Work the counter at a coffee shop or a drive-thru. Say single menu items, read back a full order, or take a live order you only hear. Every item on the menu has the target sound.
- Carryover
- Initial · medial · final
- Group mode
Social language
Group Chat Detective
21 fictional group-chat cases. Students mark the clues in the chat, pick the reading the evidence supports, consider each person’s side, then rewrite the message so it lands.
- Tone & sarcasm
- Figurative language
- Repairing a misunderstanding
Problem solving
Fix the Fail
Rescue a disastrous bake sale, field trip, dance or group project on a small budget. Explain what went wrong, choose your fixes, put them in order, then watch each one work, fail or backfire.
- Cause and effect
- Sequencing
- Explaining a plan
Social language
Read the Room
What does the message really mean? Group chats, posts and everyday adult moments, from the checkout line to the front desk. 66 rounds across 11 topics, and every answer is explained from the words themselves.
- Free to play
- Inference & tone
- High school to adult
More for older students
Mysteries, media literacy and real decisions, for students who are done with cartoon farm animals.
Escape the After Hours MallA group-chat mystery in a closing mall
Case ClosedInspect the clues, compare the stories, explain what happened
Worth the Hype?Read the pitch, check the evidence, make the call
Headline Mix-UpPick the accurate headline, then rewrite it
Also: Content Detective · Where Do You Stand? · Tip of My Tongue · Make Your Case. See every older-student activity →
Why SLPs use it with teens
Nothing to prep
Pick the sound or the skill and play. Every game runs in the browser, in the room or over teletherapy.
Nothing about your students
No student names, no caseload uploads. The site never asks for anything that identifies a child.
Built for groups
In Locked In and Order Up!, each student in the group practices their own sound, and you switch between them without restarting.
Try every game, free
One membership covers the whole library, for every student on your caseload. Cancel any time.
Or play the free games first.