Games
One picture at a time. The adult listens and taps “Great!” or “Let's Try Again!” — every game ends with a treasure chest.
Sound Quest: Dessert Kingdom
Roll, say and race through a kingdom of ice cream.
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Treasure Box Hunt
Say a word, unwrap a present and hunt for coins.
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Sound Seek & Find
Find hidden objects and practise their sounds.
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Mystery Picture
Say, reveal and follow the clues to solve the picture.
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Speech Match
Flip the cards and find your matching pairs.
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Minimal Pair Detective
Listen closely and spot the right picture clue.
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R Sound Treasure Hunt
Sail to Treasure Island and collect a gem for every great R.
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Z Sound Safari
Buzz across the savanna with zebras and lizards.
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S Sound Superstar
Step into the spotlight and earn superstar stars.
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Pop and Bounce: P
A quiet popping sound made by closing the lips and letting air burst out.
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Pop and Bounce: B
The bouncy voiced partner of P — lips pop with the voice on.
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Tap-Tap Tower: T
A light tapping sound made with the tongue tip behind the top teeth. (Between vowels American English often uses a flap, so medial words here keep a clear /t/.)
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Drum Dash: D
The voiced partner of T — a tongue-tip tap with the voice on.
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Monster Mouth: K
A back sound made by lifting the back of the tongue. Spelt with K, C or CK.
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Cave Adventure: G
The voiced partner of K, made at the back of the mouth. (G before e/i can be /dʒ/, as in giraffe.)
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Nasal Safari: M
A humming sound — lips closed, air through the nose.
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Nasal Safari: N
Tongue tip up behind the teeth, air through the nose.
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Nasal Safari: NG
A back nasal sound. In English it does not begin words, so practice is medial and final.
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Flying Sounds: F
A long windy sound — top teeth gently on the bottom lip.
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Vibrating Sounds: V
The buzzy voiced partner of F.
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Tongue Detective: quiet TH
Quiet TH as in 'thumb' — tongue peeks between the teeth, voice off.
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Tongue Detective: buzzy TH
Buzzy TH as in 'mother' — same tongue position, voice on. Mostly in small function words initially.
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Ship Adventure: SH
The quiet 'shh' sound, with lips rounded forward.
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Treasure Vault: ZH
The voiced partner of SH, as in 'treasure'. Rare in English and mostly medial.
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Hide and Seek: H
A breathy 'hah' sound. In English /h/ begins syllables only — never at the end of a word.
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Train Adventure: CH
A sneezy 'choo' sound — like a train.
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Jungle Jump: J
The voiced partner of CH, as in 'jump'. Also spelt G or DGE.
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Lion's L Adventure
Tongue tip up behind the top teeth, voice flowing around the sides.
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Windy Wonders: W
Round lips that open up — 'wuh'. Only begins syllables in English.
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Yo-yo Yard: Y
A smiley glide as in 'yes'. Only begins syllables in English.
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