All three live at games.theslpshelf.com, in any browser. Built for a clinician driving the screen with a kid sitting next to them — never for a child left alone with it.
Tap to advance. The story pauses at a comprehension question, you score the answer, and it keeps going. Each story drills one goal for ten scored trials — not two each of five things.
Twenty cards, one target, scored correct / cued / incorrect on every trial. That is a defensible probe sample, not a guess you write down after the fact.
One goal per game, 12–20 scored trials a round. Each one ships with an executable test suite — a perfect run has to score 100%, a silent child has to leave the denominator rather than count as wrong. A new game is built every day.
One taxonomy slug each — never “some wh-questions and some inferencing.” Sound-based games take the target sound as a setting, so nothing ships hardcoded to /s/ because /s/ was convenient to write.
The stories and decks the games were built alongside. New ones land monthly and are included at no extra cost.
Level is its own filter across every domain, so you can pull “/s/ at sentence level for 3rd–5th” as one query. Filled rungs have material today; the rest are on the build list and visible on purpose.
The sound alone, no vowel attached.
CV and VC combinations.
Initial, medial and final position.
Carrier phrases and two-word combinations.
Structured productions with a model.
Connected text at the target level.
Carryover into spontaneous speech.
You are already scoring every trial to run the activity. The app keeps that tally and hands you a note you can paste into whatever system your district makes you use. No transcription, no reconstructing a session from memory at 4:40pm.
One login covers the app on any device you sign in from. Cancel from your account at any time.
$1/month for your first 4 months, then $9/month, charged automatically until you cancel. Cancel anytime from your account, in the same number of clicks it took to subscribe. We’ll email you before the fifth charge, so the change never arrives as a surprise.
Annual saves $29 against paying monthly for a year.
The downloadable library opens in January 2027. We are not selling access to it before it exists.
$149/year or $30/month. Annual saves $211 against paying monthly for a year. Four individual memberships would be $396.
Every other membership in this category advertises thousands of materials. We have nineteen activities and nothing on sale from the download library. That is why it costs a dollar and not thirty-five.
One page, laminate-ready: independent, expectant pause, verbal model, phonemic cue, tactile. With the wording to write each one into a note.
One email with the download. We’ll tell you when new activities land — unsubscribe in one click.
No, and not for a while. Those are mature libraries with thousands of printables. This is nineteen interactive activities that run on a screen during a session and write your note. Most people who buy it keep the membership they already have — it is $12 a month, not $35, for exactly that reason.
After four monthly charges. Your fifth charge, and every one after it, is $9/month — so joining in September means the step-up lands in January. We email you before that fifth charge with both options: stay at $9/month, or switch to $79/year and save $29. You can cancel from that email in one click.
From your account page, in the same number of clicks it took to subscribe. No email to us, no phone call, no retention chat. If you cancel you keep access through the end of the period you already paid for.
Every game ships with a test suite that runs before it does. A scripted perfect run has to score 100%, an all-wrong run 0%, an alternating run exactly 50%, and a first-try-correct answer has to record as independent rather than cued. The suites are then checked by deliberately breaking the code to confirm they catch it. Wrong clinical data that looks plausible is the worst thing this app could do, so it is the thing tested hardest.
It runs in the browser — no app store install, nothing for IT to approve. Chromebook, laptop, tablet or interactive panel. If your district blocks the domain, email abby@theslpshelf.com and you will get the one line IT needs.
No. There is no field to enter a child’s name and nowhere we could put one. The trial tally lives in the browser tab for the length of the activity and is gone when you close it. The session note is generated for you to copy — we never receive it.
Ask for your money back within 14 days and you will get it, no questions. At a dollar this is close to a formality — it matters more in January, and the policy is the same then.