07/23/2014
07/22/2014
Best Apps for Special Needs: Sentence Builder for Special Needs Children
AbiTalk makes a lot of great educational apps, and one of their most popular is Sentence Builder. I was excited to see this new app, better designed for use in therapy! It allows for easy selection of levels, and it's super easy to add in personalized sentences and pictures, too!
SLPs and special education teachers will like the functionality of this great app. It also features user profiles and data collection, and is definitely an app to consider.
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Featured Free and Discounted Apps July 23 including Squish: Mickey Mouse Clubhouse
Today we have 19 apps (9 completely free with no in-app purchases) and $100 in savings on our list! Featured apps include Proloquo4Text, 5 Star app Isopod, Mickey Mouse Clubhouse, two storybooks by Auryn Apps and My, Oh My-A Butterfly! (Dr. Seuss/Cat in the Hat).
Download these ASAP before they go back to full price.
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Make your own story starter cubes!
One of my favorite games for therapy is Rory's Story Cubes. If you've never seen them, they are definitely worth purchasing! There's even an app.
But sometimes I wish for more personalized story cubes, to correspond with a therapy theme, or to meet an individual's therapy goals. Check out these instructions to make them easily!
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Review: Senda and the Glutton Dragon teaches a lesson about healthy eating
Bottom Line: A simple tale that promotes healthy eating and positive lifestyles. Geared toward the preschool population, this book app brings a positive message. Improvements could help the app move from "good" to "great", especially for the price.
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