Tackle speech-sound difficulties head-on with a powerful speech-therapy app that uses fun-filled games to engage children in speech therapy. Get an app that can help kids overcome the frustration of not being able to communicate clearly.

See Minimal Pairs Arcade in action with this FREE SAMPLE of the full app. Download this Lite version to see how your little one or speech therapy student can get lots of speech trials while having fun in each of the 5 games and flashcard activities.

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HERE’S WHAT YOU’LL GET:

● Unlimited hours of use with no monthly bills.
● Fun, engaging speech-therapy games—a variety you won’t find in other articulation apps.
● A free sample of 4 out of 5 of the games with a 7-trial limit.
● A free complete game of Four in a Row to get high speech trials.
● A tool that works just as well in speech therapy as it does for home practice.
● Adjustable word selection and many more options for a personalized experience.
● A professional app, designed by a speech-and-language therapist and based on evidence.
● Access to the Fronting category with the minimal pairs t/k, s/sh, and d/g.

For a more comprehensive therapy experience targeting a total of 12 phonological processes (speech sound error patterns), consider upgrading to the full version.

HERE’S HOW IT WORKS:

Minimal Pairs Therapy, a proven method for helping children with speech difficulties, is at the heart of this app. This approach helps kids learn to say sounds correctly by contrasting words that differ by just one sound, e.g., "tea," "key." This speech-language pathology (SLP) app covers each step of minimal pairs therapy: 1) familiarization with the pictures and word meanings, 2) auditory discrimination (the ability to hear the difference between the sounds in words), 3) production (saying the words).

● Select the Fronting category. Select only the sounds you want to target in initial or final position of the word.
● Use the Flashcards to familiarize the child with the pictures and the word meanings.
● Work on auditory discrimination by playing the Balloon Pop and Feed the Tiger games.
● Play Coin Drop, Stamp & Say, or Four in a Row to work on speech production.
● Record the child and play it back for instant feedback and self-monitoring.
● Adjust the word selection and many more options to keep y