Every goal on the caseload, in one game.

Seven areas, 367 objectives, thousands of exercises, with more written every week. Give each player the objectives from their IEP and the game does the matching.

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How goals work in a session

Pick objectives, not worksheets: Each player carries the objectives from their IEP, as many as you like across any of the seven areas. The group plays one game; the exercises differ per player.
Matched to the grade: Every exercise is written for a grade level. A fourth grader is served exercises written for third through fifth, so the vocabulary and scenarios fit. Articulation and phonology drills are picture-led and ignore grade.
Rotating through goals: A player with three objectives sees them in turn, one per go, so a session gives each goal its share. Recently served exercises are held back, so a group does not see repeats.
Five kinds of exercise: Scenario questions, fill in the blank, picture drills, open responses and sequencing. Drills come three to a turn, so an articulation student gets real repetitions, not one word per lap of the board.

The seven areas

Objective names below are the ones you will see in the goal picker.

Articulation

252 objectives

Stops, fricatives, affricates, glides, liquids, nasals and vocalic /r/, each sound in initial, medial and final position, from CVC words up through phrases and sentences. Picture-led drills, so grade does not matter here.

/s/ Initial Word Level
/r/ Initial Sentence Level
/k/ Final CVC Level
/l/ Medial Phrase Level
/th/ Initial Word Level
/ar/ Vocalic R
and more

Phonological Processes

29 objectives

Thirteen patterns, each at word, phrase and sentence level, taught through minimal pairs with two pictures side by side so the contrast is visible.

Fronting
Stopping
Final Consonant Deletion
Cluster Reduction
Gliding
Weak Syllable Deletion
and more

Receptive Language

28 objectives

From one-to-three-step directions and WH questions up to inferencing, main idea, figurative language and text evidence, with vocabulary tiers by grade band.

Following Directions: 1-3 Step
Context Clues: Word Meanings
Inferencing
Main Idea
Figurative Language (Idioms)
Multiple Meaning Words
and more

Expressive Language

19 objectives

Building and expanding sentences, verb tense and agreement, describing pictures, retelling stories and explaining steps, each as a spoken answer you mark on the spot.

Irregular Past Tense Verbs
Describing Pictures with Complete Sentences
Story Retell
Forming Compound Sentences
Compare & Contrast
Expanding Sentences
and more

Pragmatics

17 objectives

Scenario exercises on emotions, perspective taking, conversation repair, friendship and boundaries, through to high-school decisions and workplace skills.

Conflict Resolution
Perspective Taking
Identify Emotions
Conversation Repair Strategies
Expected vs. Unexpected Behaviors
Self-Advocacy & Asking for Help
and more

Executive Functioning

13 objectives

Sequencing tasks and narratives, predicting outcomes, flexible thinking, managing time and priorities, and the self-monitoring that holds a school day together.

Task Sequencing
Problem & Solution
Predicting Outcomes
Flexible Thinking
Managing Time & Priorities
Impulse Control & Self-Monitoring
and more

Fluency

9 objectives

The strategies, one at a time: easy onsets, pausing, slow and smooth speech, light contacts, stretchy speech and breath support, then choosing a strategy and repairing a breakdown.

Easy Onsets
Pausing
Slow & Smooth Speech (Rate Control)
Light Articulatory Contacts
Stretchy Speech
Repairing Breakdowns
and more

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