Bottom Line: A storybook app containing some great interactive features, good practice for learning to follow directions, and s-blends that can’t be beat for speech therapy, but too many weak areas to recommend.
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Bottom Line: This well-designed tool for creating visual schedules and choice boards for individuals with autism and others comes with a huge symbol library and the ability to add photos, videos, text and voice to any routine.
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Bottom Line: An app designed for speech-language pathologists working with clients with aphasia. Professionals will appreciate the ability to design any kind of exercise needed for older students and adults. Lite version available to test it out.
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Bottom Line: a fun and easy way to start introducing your little one to healthy eating. If you have a picky eater on your hands, this would be a great app to try out for Free.
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Bottom Line: Algebraic properties for kids (and adults) in a game that’s so much fun it doesn’t even feel like learning. No more fears of algebra after mastering this game. Perfect for ages 6+.
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Bottom Line: smart, fun and absolutely the best way to prepare a child for flying. If only air travel with kids actually was this enjoyable.
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Bottom Line: a simple yet effective introduction to numbers, counting and colors with animal sounds and puzzles thrown in for good measure.
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