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Talking about things that already happened.

Verb Tenses · 145 practice items

Talking about what is happening right now.

Verb Tenses · 134 practice items

Talking about things that have not happened yet.

Verb Tenses · 99 practice items

Adding -s or -es to mean more than one.

Plurals · 111 practice items

Words that change shape instead of adding -s.

Plurals · 62 practice items

Using he, she, him, her, my, their and the rest correctly.

Pronouns · 158 practice items

I, you, he, she, it, we, they - the one doing the action.

Pronouns · 85 practice items

Me, you, him, her, it, us, them - the one the action happens to.

Pronouns · 71 practice items

My, your, his, her, our, their - and mine, yours, hers, theirs.

Pronouns · 66 practice items

Myself, yourself, himself, herself, themselves - when you do it to you.

Pronouns · 53 practice items

When "be" is the whole verb, and when it is helping another verb.

Helping Verbs · 143 practice items

Making the verb match the person or thing doing it.

Making Words Agree · 120 practice items

Turning a verb or a describing word into a thing: teach becomes teacher.

Making New Words · 80 practice items

A hundred words a grade, kindergarten to twelfth, each in a sentence to work it out from, and a story a grade to find them in.

Vocabulary · 1474 practice items

Words that tell you where something is.

Prepositions · 51 practice items

Asking yes-or-no and who, what, where, when, why and how questions.

Questions · 60 practice items

Saying more than the name: group, parts, function, looks, size and place.

Describing · 6 practice items

Retelling a story you heard, and telling one of your own, with a beginning, a middle and an end.

Narratives · 70 practice items

Keeping a conversation going, taking turns in it, and knowing the conventions well enough to choose when to use them.

Conversation · 108 practice items

What each question word is asking for, and how to answer it.

Understanding Questions · 219 practice items

Working out what is not said, and what happens next.

Understanding Questions · 61 practice items

Naming the group, naming things in it, and spotting the one that does not belong.

Categories · 70 practice items

Five kinds of direction - basic, sequential, quantitative, temporal and conditional - at one, two and three steps, with nothing to set up.

Following Directions · 150 practice items

An island of speech practice rides. Works with any speech sound or language skill.

Game worlds · 11 rides

Halloween and fall speech practice rides.

Game worlds · 6 rides

Loudness practice: a friend grows as the voice gets louder.

Game worlds · Voice game

Roll, count your way along, say the word. Ladders climb, slides send you back down, and a 6 means roll again.

Articulation games · Game

Beat forest creatures at rock, paper, scissors and watch for surprise shake-up cards.

Articulation games · Game

Match the color or the animal, say the word to play the card, go out first.

Articulation games · Game

Connect Four against Patchy. Pick a column, say the word, and your disc drops. Four in a row wins.

Articulation games · Game

Tic tac toe with a picture on every square. Say its word to sew on your heart. Three in a row wins.

Articulation games · Game

Spin, then pick that many apples, one word each. Watch out for the bird, the dog and the spilled basket.

Articulation games · Game

Turn the crank for a picture ball, find it on your card, say the word. A whole line is Bingo! A grown-up can give clues instead.

Articulation games · Game

Mix heads, bodies, tails, wings and extras into something silly. Two words per part.

Articulation games · Game

Choose a picture, color any area, then save your artwork.

Articulation games · Game

Pick a place, then drag people, things and clothes onto it. Best game for phrases and sentences.

Articulation games · Game

Two pictures with small changes between them. Every difference you find costs one word.

Articulation games · Game

Patchy orders, the child builds it. A following-directions game: one, two or three steps, five kinds of direction.

Language games · Game

Patchy orders a sandwich, the child builds it bottom to top. Following directions, spoken or written.

Language games · Game

Patchy gives building plans, the child builds them with bricks: on top, next to, left, right, between. Spoken or written.

Language games · Game

The child describes a picture with the word map, the grown-up closes their eyes and guesses.

Language games · Game

A question worth more than a yes, for any age, and a pie that shows who has been doing the talking.

Language games · Game

Ten busy scenes, one sound group each. Everything on the list is hidden in the picture: find it, say it.

Articulation games · Game

Build a character: skin, hair, eyes, mouth, clothes and extras. Every choice costs two words.

Articulation games · Game

Draw a bug, a monster, anything. Say the magic words and it comes alive: it hops, giggles, eats snacks and visits new places.

Articulation games · Game

Silly face filters for the camera: hats, ears, glasses, whiskers, and a rainbow when you open wide. Every filter and every photo costs a word.

Articulation games · Game

Make a book: draw and paint each page, add stickers, type what happens. A telling-a-story game with the story parts along the top.

Language games · Game

Pick a language skill, then describe busy pictures with questions aimed at that skill.

Language games · Game

Past tense: pull the lever, then tell Patchy what he did yesterday. Regular -ed verbs and tricky ones.

Language games · Game