Repetition that stays engaging
Children need many productions of a target in each session. Stories and games built around those targets keep them motivated to keep going.
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ForSpeech-language pathologists
Activities for every child’s speech and language goals
Create stories and games for articulation, language, AAC, fluency and social communication goals. Record trials and cueing levels during sessions, then send families practice activities with instructions for home.
Scope of care · Speech-language pathologists
Support for your clinical goals
Choose an area of care to explore relevant activities, example goals and ways to use PlaySpace.
Area of care
Articulation and phonology
Speech sound errors like /r/, /s/ and lisps, plus phonological patterns such as fronting and final-consonant deletion.
How PlaySpace helps
Stories and games loaded with the child’s target sounds, with quick trial tallies.
Example goal
Produce initial /s/ blends at word level with 80% accuracy across 3 sessions.
Features · Speech-language pathologists
How PlaySpace helps speech-language pathologists
Recording data without looking away
You can record correct, incorrect and cued attempts beside the activity, in person or over video, so accuracy is ready for your progress notes.
Generalization at home
Skills generalize between sessions. A short home game with a clear model of the sound or word helps parents practice correctly.
Your care day · Speech-language pathologists
Tools for your daily work
Choose tools for preparing activities, running sessions, reviewing notes and supporting families.
1Before the session
Studio
Generate read-alouds, minimal-pair games and AAC-friendly scenes built around each child’s targets.
2In the session
Sessions
Record trials and cueing levels as you work, with audio clear enough to hear a child’s speech.
3Between sessions
Alliance
Draft SOAP notes that include accuracy data, and send home practice as a Play Plan.
4Behind the scenes
Operate
Manage intake, case-history forms and IEP or insurance paperwork in one place.
In practice · Speech-language pathologists
Ways to use PlaySpace
Articulation practice that feels like a story
You create a story about the child’s pet in which the /r/ target appears throughout, with minimal pairs woven into the plot.
Progress notes drafted from session data
The trials you recorded, including accuracy and cueing level, are already summarized in a draft note that you review and sign.
A few minutes of practice each evening
Families receive a short game with a recorded model of the sound, so parents know what correct practice should sound like.
No. PlaySpace drafts notes, plans and summaries for you to review. Nothing reaches a family or the record until you approve it.
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