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Free teletherapy games for SLPs
Teletherapy has two problems these games are built around: the child needs to be doing something rather than watching you do it, and whatever you use has to survive being sent to a family with no instructions.
Everything on this page is free, needs no account, and runs in a browser tab you can share or send as a link.
Who this is for
- SLPs running sessions over video
- School clinicians who need something a family can open at home between sessions
- Anyone wanting to try the site before deciding whether the rest is worth it
- Sessions on a school device where installing anything is not an option
Goals these target
- Keep the child actively producing rather than passively watching
- Practice articulation targets with an adult judging each production
- Work on comprehension and describing skills with a shared visual
- Send a specific, targeted activity home rather than a worksheet
The games
Sound Fishing Free
Articulation. Tap a fish, say the word, score it. Session data downloads as a CSV — useful when you have to document a teletherapy session afterwards.
Open Sound Fishing →
Jungle Explorer Free
Articulation. One word per branch as the monkey climbs. Short turns survive a laggy connection better than anything with a long animation.
Open Jungle Explorer →
Sound Bowling Free
Articulation with a sound and syllable picker. The bowling result gives feedback without you having to say anything, which helps when audio is delayed.
Open Sound Bowling →
Sparkle Car Wash Free
Articulation for the youngest children. Each word said moves the car into the next wash bay and takes another layer of mud off — the progress is visible from across a video call, so a preschooler can tell how they are doing without you narrating it.
Open Sparkle Car Wash →
Describe & Discover Free
Language. The child describes a hidden photograph and each clue uncovers more of it. Excellent over video because the picture is the shared focus.
Open Describe & Discover →
Feelings Free
Language. Illustrated children showing each feeling, with a Zones-style meter. Works well with the camera on — the child can copy the face.
Open Feelings →
Main Idea Stories Free
Language. Read-aloud passages with main idea questions, banded by grade. The read-aloud carries children who cannot decode.
Open Main Idea Stories →
Memory Match Plus Free
Thinking skills. Straightforward memory with illustrated cards — a reliable warm-up that needs no explanation.
Open Memory Match Plus →
Which One Doesn't Belong? Free
Thinking skills. Categorisation with a reason attached. Ask why after every answer and it becomes a language task too.
Open Which One Doesn't Belong? →
Follow the Pattern Free
Thinking skills. Sequencing and attention, short rounds. Good for the last few minutes when the child is done talking.
Open Follow the Pattern →Running the session
- Give the child the controlsIf your platform allows remote control, hand it over. A child clicking is in the session; a child watching you click is not.
- Share the tab, not the desktopSharing a single tab keeps your frame rate up and your other windows private.
- Send the link, not the instructionsThese pages open straight into the game. Send a family the link and one sentence about what to practice.
- Have a second game readyConnections drop. Having a second tab already open means a reconnection costs ten seconds rather than two minutes.
- Turn the sound down, not offGame audio over a video call can echo. Lowering it keeps the feedback without the feedback loop.
Questions
Are these really free?
Yes — the ten games on this page need no account and no payment. The rest of the site is a subscription.
Do I need to install anything?
No. They run in Chrome, Safari or Edge on a computer or tablet.
Can I send these to families?
Yes. The links work for anyone, which is the point of having them free.
Do the games collect any information about the child?
No child data is collected. Session data stays in the browser and only leaves if you download the CSV yourself.
What do I get if I subscribe?
The rest of the catalogue — over a hundred more games, plus a speech sound screener. The free ten are a fair sample of the quality, not a stripped-down version.
Related activities
Built and used by a practicing speech-language pathologist. Nothing here records audio or collects information about a child — see the privacy notice. Games run in any modern browser on a tablet or computer.