The Semantic Learning algorithm based on Inflate and deflate Mutations (SLIM-GSGP, or simply SLIM) is a variant of Geometric Semantic Genetic Programming (GSGP) designed to generate compact and interpretable models while maintaining the beneficial characteristic of GSGP of inducing an error surface without local optima. To date, no crossover operator has been defined for SLIM and the existing SLIM framework relies solely on two mutation operators: inflate and deflate mutation. This paper introduces two novel crossover operators for SLIM: Swap Crossover (XOSw) and Donor Crossover (XODn). These crossovers capitalize on SLIM’s linked-list representation to facilitate genetic exchange while controlling program size. Experimental results on five symbolic regression problems demonstrate that the new crossover operators often improve fitness and reduce model size when compared to standard SLIM and to GSGP. Our findings establish these operators as solid improvements of traditional GSGP crossover.