Play, together with speech is a part of a child’s everyday life. Through play, speech is being developed. For the speech to create properly, work and effort with a child are necessary. For example, they are repeating articulated sounds and descriptions. A term specifically linked with speech is communication which needs to fulfill certain conditions for the speakers to understand each other or recognize a non-verbal message. The fact that play is the most common and spontaneous way of children's movement shows that through play children manifest their interests and emotions and spontaneously express them. It is proven that play stimulates and enables the development of speech, creativity and imagination. As well as the social, emotional, motoric, cognitive and overall development of the child. Through new games and play, the development of speech and other fields with children is greatly promoted and fostered. The new games have been designed by the author through being inspired by already existing games and building on their concepts.