Recently Ron featured this as a Good Free App of the Day and it's so good that I also wanted to give away THREE codes for You're the Storyteller.
Incredibly hard to please....(Roll on school starting in 11 days)
If you want to buy this app, please use the magic button that supports Smart Apps below.
And if you'd like a chance to win it, please comment below and tell me something funny that's happened you today. It's rained all day here, I need a chuckle. Winners will be posted on August 26th at 4pm, EST, U.S.
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From iTunes:
You’re the storyteller! In this beautifully animated, wordless story, the child watches each scene and can then record and/or write their very own narration! This is the HOME version. It is for a single user only.
In this delightful story, a boy brings home a stray dog and attempts to hide it from his mother. Using body language, facial expressions, and carefully selected sound effects, the story unfolds and we find out why this story is called “The Surprise!”
There are eight chapters in this story. Each chapter’s animation clips runs an average of 15 seconds, allowing the child to describe and retell the story in small increments. The user may replay the entire narrated story from beginning to end via the Table of Contents. You can also watch the original story with or without music accompaniment, email your story including the voice file, or print it out!
 bspThere are “Challenge Words” provided for each chapter. These are optional and for more advanced language learners who want to try and put them into their narration. The “Questions” bone provides three questions for each chapter. Answers and suggestions for both of these are available in the Information page.
This is the HOME version. Only one user’s voice file and one written narration is kept in the program. When a new recording or writing is provided, it erases whatever was previously recorded or written. (The Professional Version keeps the voice/narration files for up to 30 users)
Aside from being just plain FUN, this app lends itself well to a host of educational and therapeutic possibilities: practice with articulation, fluency, syntax development, social cognitive skills including perspective-taking and body language/facial expression interpretation, and much more!
Developed by noted speech-language pathologist and author of Childhood Speech, Language & Listening Problems: What Every Parent Should Know, Patti Hamaguchi, M.A., CCC-SLP.
To find out more about this app and our other upcoming projects, visit our website: www.hamaguchiapps.com

We were waiting outside the McDonald's drive-thru for a replacement order after they'd flubbed ours the first time through. "Aha," I thought, "A teachable moment!" I began to discuss with my little (homeschooled) students the importance of focus and paying attention to the work at hand. Just then my son (age 5) broke in with -- I kid you not -- "Hey, look, a shiny thing!".
Posted by: Tracey | 08/23/2012 at 01:32 PM
Was in taylo park & there was no 1 to go on a swing see saw with my friends daughter so I hopped on myself & took off in front of whole park lol unfor photos r up loaded already to fb lol
Posted by: Lisa Hewitt | 08/23/2012 at 01:52 PM
I was feeding my son his breakfast porridge at a restaurant... And suddenly he sneezed! ahh chooooo!
And I had porridge all over my face! Hehe
Posted by: Bazz | 08/23/2012 at 08:57 PM
I would love this for my therapy sessions!
Posted by: Mandi Arnsman | 08/23/2012 at 09:32 PM
Currently I am on a health kick. I take my son to the shop to get a pirate costume for a special school day. In the shop window is a big GIANT and I do mean giant Buddha. He turns to me and says "That looks just like you Mum" in the most loving way!!!! Guess the health kick isnt going as good as I thought!!!! :S lol
Posted by: Karen R | 08/23/2012 at 10:45 PM
my daughter told me they sell pancakes at waffle house.
Posted by: Desiree @ Wee Share | 08/24/2012 at 12:36 PM
my baby was laughing ao hard she spit her food out everywhere. messy but so funny.
Posted by: kristen hernandez | 08/26/2012 at 02:43 PM
I have 2 kids at home with post-holiday flu. Luckily I found crappypictures.com. Have a look at this Mum's hilarious take on life with 2 kids. So simple. So true. So funny.
Posted by: Spayskdet | 08/26/2012 at 03:21 PM
i tripped going UP the stairs! happens more than I wopuld like :(
Posted by: fayme | 08/28/2012 at 06:13 PM
Has anyone finished reading the book? Is there anything to it other than a series of anectodal stories and name dropping?
Posted by: モンクレール マヤ 定価 | 12/13/2012 at 01:25 AM