Speech Practice Game
Penny's More Machine
Meet Penny the beaver inventor and her MORE-MAKER 3000! Put one thing in, and the machine makes MORE. Listen to what's in the hopper and the question together (tap "Hear it again" to replay), then help your child tap the word that means more than one. A wrong tap just gets a gentle "look again" — no penalty, and the tray stays shut until the right word. When it's right, the machine whirs open and a true sentence appears ("One cat. Three cats!") — say it out loud together! Power up the machine with 10 gears.
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Works on phone, tablet, or computer · turn sound on to hear each word
Clinical review pending — being verified by Julianne Abuda, MA, CCC-SLP.
Please note: This is a free speech-practice game for therapist- and parent-guided use, not a diagnostic tool or a replacement for therapy. The child sees one thing in Penny's machine ("Here is one cat.") and a question, then taps the word that means more than one ("cats"); when it's right, the machine whirs open, the many-count copies appear, and a true sentence ("One cat. Three cats!") appears that the child then says out loud — an adult (or the child) taps to log each sentence said. The game never records, listens to, or evaluates your child's speech. A wrong tap is gently coached (never named, never shown as an error, never spoken as a correction), the tray never opens and the blank never fills on a miss, and every word and sentence spoken is hand-authored — the misapplied and overregularized practice foils (like "cates" or "foots") are shown but never voiced. Every "I said it — out loud!" celebrates saying the sentence, never the accuracy of the speech.
Every GO Therapy interactive is AI-assisted and reviewed by a licensed speech-language pathologist.