SLP essentials
Therapy planning, practice activities, printables, and notes that write themselves while you work. Articulation, cleft palate and Spanish, all in one place, built by the people running the sessions, and we add whatever the next one needs.
Open the gameThe game
Fifty decks, every sound and position. Word to phrase to sentence, with a syllable rung underneath. Say it, find it, minimal pairs, or spell it out on the shelf.
Open itWhy a child comes back
Every finished round gives Pip a different thing to keep, and the child can go and look at the shelf. Nothing is ever taken away and none of it is a score.
See the shelfFor clinicians
Every word in a mode, with the picture a child sees and the tier it sits in. Keep it or change it. It saves as you go and comes back as one file.
Review the cleft listThe listening game
Nineteen minimal pairs with a real voice on both sides. Pip says a word, two pictures are on the table, and the child points. No talking needed, so it works on a day when a child will not.
Play itOn paper
Any deck as cards to cut up, a practice mat for the table, a homework sheet with boxes to tick, minimal pairs laid out facing each other, and a progress sheet a parent takes home. The same pictures as the game.
Print oneNotes
A child, the sounds they are working on, every trial counted against their name and kept between sessions, and a sheet to export. It stays on your machine.
In the game, under DATAMode
Pressure consonants, the syllable sequence the therapy actually starts with, and a nasal ladder you set: no nasal anywhere when you are judging resonance, no nasal in the target word for drilling, or everything for natural speech. Built for cleft lip and palate, velopharyngeal mislearning and resonance disorders, and signed off by a clinician who sits on a cleft and craniofacial team.
Open cleft modeMode
Spanish words, a Spanish voice and Spanish labels on the same pictures, because a pear is a pear. Written by a bilingual SLP.
Pick it on the chartFree
Nothing to install, no account, no license. Open it on a laptop, a tablet or a phone, in the room or down a video call.
Start735
pictures drawn for this, not licensed
2,000
lines recorded in the deck's own voice
53
decks, in two languages so far
Price
One price for the whole hub: the practice game and every speech game that lands in it, the printables, the notes, English and Spanish. Not per child, not per seat, not per deck. Free while we build it with you, so tell us what is missing before we start charging for it.
Next out of the workshop: communication boards for kids who do not speak, on the same pictures and the same voices.