Games for speech
Speech practice that feels like play
Speech-a-Boo exists to make speech development enjoyable and accessible for every child, using games that keep practice light and the focus on making sounds together.
Why games
From flashcards to game boards
Speech-a-Boo was created to replace repetitive drills with cooperative play. Sound practice used to mean the same card repeated until it felt like a test. Now a child and a grown-up take turns on a board, sorting pictures and sharing sounds together.
Each game keeps the instructions short and the rules flexible, so the activity can shift to the sounds a child is working on that day.
Our foundations
Three ideas behind every game
Every Speech-a-Boo activity follows developmental milestones without rigid clinical pressure, and families can run them at home.
Low barrier to play
Games need only everyday materials and a few clear steps, so a therapist or caregiver can start in minutes.
Flexible sound customization
Each game can swap in the target sounds, words, and pictures a child is working on, without rebuilding the activity.
Stress-free interaction
Turns are short and the goal is shared fun, so practice feels like a game rather than a test.