Meet Gabby,
your word friend!
Tap start and Gabby will talk to you.
🔒 No sign-in. Nothing is saved. Just for fun and learning.
How big are you?
So Gabby knows how to chat with you.
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Big ideas about words
Meet all four to unlock the game!
Sound Match
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⭐ Word Star! ⭐
You matched the sounds! Your word ears are super sharp!
Incisors
Grown-up check
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For grown-ups
Your child just explored four big ideas about words — sharing thoughts, growing vocabulary through reading and listening, taking turns in a chat, and using their own voice. They also played Sound Match, which builds phonological awareness (hearing the sounds inside words) — a key foundation for talking and, later, reading. The habit they’re taking home is T.A.L.K. A lovely way to reinforce it: let them “teach” a new word back to you tonight.
Early language and listening skills shape how children learn, make friends, and feel understood. Noticing rhymes and first sounds is one of the earliest steps toward reading — and simple, playful, everyday talk is what grows it fastest.
Clinically reviewed · Dr S. P. Rath · Jul 2026
Speech & language is one of the things we support as part of whole-child care — alongside vision, hearing, growth, sleep, focus, behaviour and more. If you ever wonder about your child’s talking, listening or understanding, it’s worth a friendly check. Think of it as the holistic vaccine: care that begins before the cry.
SKIDS · every kid smart & super · care before the cry
🎙️ Voice
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Voices come from this phone or tablet, so the list changes by device. A clinic can install a nicer voice on its tablet.