[b][Elm Grove, 06/05/2017][/b] — Speech Tails offers speech articulation games customized to suit a child’s skill level. The company believes that learning phonology and articulation is more enjoyable with games, encouraging the child to stay excited and focused on their lesson.

[b]Speech Games Developed for Children[/b]
The company developed games to help kids with all types of articulation and speech issues, from slurring and speech delays to autism-related problems. Speech-language pathologists will also discover wonderful speech therapy ideas from the company’s list of games. The games can be used both at home and during traditional sessions.

Speech Tails says that children can benefit a lot from doing one of the company’s games a few times a week. If there is a specific skill or area that a child must work on, the company has the resources to accommodate the need. From matching activities and puzzles to auditory games and articulation cards, customers can choose from many options to spice up a child’s learning experience.

[b]List of Games[/b]
The company published its list of favorite games on its website. Parents and educators can use the games as tools during speech lessons. Some of the games that they can use are the following:

• Hear the World. Sound Lotto Game – This great listening game lets kids listen to a selection of environmental sounds. The goal is to match the sound with the right picture.
• Guess Where? – This game is perfect as it teaches kids to categorize thoughts and work on their /r/ sounds.
• Guess Who? – This game is great for kids who need to work on their “who?” questions.
• Go Fish Game – This game helps children ask questions, specifically the “do you have a” type of question.

[b]About Speech Tails[/b]
The company provides a user-friendly, online speech learning and correction tool to help children learn and improve their speech. It also offers speech therapy programs to children with autism spectrum disorders. It strives to make its learning sessions as motivational as possible.

For more details, log on to http://speechtails.com/.