Choose a sound and positions, and PipSpeech fills every game with picture targets that really contain that sound, checked against a pronunciation dictionary.
Practice /s/, /z/, /r/, /l/, /k/, /g/, /f/, /v/, /sh/, /ch/, /j/, /th/, /t/, /d/, /p/, /b/, /m/ and /n/ in initial, medial and final positions, initial and final blends, and vocalic /r/. That’s 333 clear picture targets.
Words are tagged from their actual pronunciation, so “car” counts as vocalic /r/, “tree” as an /r/ blend, and “star” as an /s/ blend, never initial /s/.
Move up the hierarchy with carrier phrases (“I see a ___”) and sentence frames, with the target word highlighted.
Quick game turns mean more productions per minute. Short trips with a big finish and a sticker keep kids motivated, and “try again” still earns progress, so nobody ever loses.
Make custom decks with photos of real objects and your own voice recordings, which is great for carryover and favorite things.
All common English consonants, by initial, medial and final position, plus blends and vocalic /r/.
Yes. Select any combination of positions, and each student in a group can have a different sound.
Tap correct, close or try again after each production. PipSpeech reports accuracy overall and by position, with trials per minute.