Smart Apps For Kids

Syllables Splash: Review

 

 

Bottom Line: An excellent app for teaching syllable segmentation, but with a price that might be out of reach for many families. Teachers and SLPs will love the customization, and kids can’t resist the wrong-answer-eating shark and clapping turtle.

Clicker Docs: Review

 

 

Bottom Line: a powerful, fully customizable tool for writing support that makes technology previously only available to schools accessible to individual families, teachers and therapists.

Dexteria Jr. – Fine Motor Skill Development for Preschoolers

 

 

Bottom Line: a series of fun exercises to strengthen fine motor control in the littlest of fingers and possibly bring on a serious case of the giggles.

FTVS HD - First Then Visual Schedule HD: Review

 

 

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.

Giveaway : SentenceBuilderTeen™ by Mobile Education Store ($5.99 app, 4 Codes)

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Mobile Education Store needs no introduction on our website. They have two apps in our Readers' Choice Top 10, three 4-Star apps and two coveted 5-star apps.  

Today we have four codes for the 4-Star rated SentenceBuilderTeen to give away. It's easy to enter our Rafflecopter giveaways - you can do as few or as many of the social media options as you like.  The more options you complete the greater your chances of winning! Off you go!

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Grace – Picture Exchange for Non-Verbal People: Review

 

 

Bottom Line: a customizable picture card AAC system that emphasizes communication and interaction rather than a "voice." It was developed by a mother of two autistic children.

TouchChat HD: Review

  

  

Bottom Line: My son wouldn't be the spokesmodel for just any old AAC app. Out of a dozen AAC apps and an $8000 Dynavox, this is what we've found works best for us.