Coming soon to slproom.com

Therapy games
every student will play.

Games you run with mixed groups, skill decks that target specific goals, and quick probes that show what to work on next. Clinician-curated by a practicing school-based SLP.

Solo or mixed groups· Works with middle and high school· In person or teletherapy
1 to 4 players
solo or in a group, a deck for each student
1 skill per deck
each deck lines up with a specific goal
Clinician-curated
a practicing SLP designs every deck

What we're building

Less prep. More practice. A session students want to be in.

SLP Room is moving from printable packs to something you can run live: games for the group, decks for each goal, and probes to point the way.

Coming soon
PLAY
Games

Digital board games for 1 to 4 players, run on one screen.

  • Students can play solo, working independently on their own materials during a session.
  • In a group, every student practices from their own deck in the same game.
  • Speech accuracy never decides who wins, so nobody gets left behind.
  • Built to feel like a real game, not a reward for finishing a worksheet. Older students won't find it babyish.
Coming soon
PRACTICE
Skill decks

Short, focused card decks. One skill and one level per deck, tied to a specific goal.

  • Receptive and expressive modes for the same skill.
  • Short single-item cards, so every one is easy to check and quick to fix.
  • Optional read-aloud on cards, off by default for articulation.
Coming soon
CHECK
Probes

Quick informal probes that show what to work on next.

  • Short, criterion-referenced checks you can give in a session.
  • Results highlight the weaker areas and point to the matching decks.
  • Grammar probes first, since grammar rarely gets checked between evaluations.

How it fits together

Probe it. Pick the deck. Play.

1

Run a quick probe

See which parts of a skill are solid and which need work, in a few minutes.

2

Pick the matching decks

Each result points to a deck for that exact skill and level. You make the call.

3

Play solo or as a group

Load a deck for each student and start the game. One student can work independently, or a group shares one board with individual goals.

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    About SLP Room

    Designed and curated by a school-based SLP.

    SLP Room is built around real caseloads: back-to-back sessions, mixed groups, complex goals and students from elementary through high school.