Updated by Cecilia Monserrat on Dec 10, 2014

Apps to see

Model Me Going Places 2

Model Me Going Places™ is a great visual teaching tool for helping your child learn to navigate challenging locations in the community. Each location contains a photo slideshow of children modeling appropriate behavior.

LOCATIONS:
- Hairdresser
- Mall
- Doctor
- Playground
- Grocery Store
- Restaurant

EASY TO USE:
Touch the forward and back buttons to move through the photos one by one. Or simply press the slide show button to advance photos automatically. A home button brings you back to the navigation menu where you may choose your next destination.

ABOUT:
This app is based on the Model Me Going Places™ DVD, part of the Model Me Kids® social skills training series for children and teenagers with Autism and Asperger Syndrome.

FEATURES:
The app includes audio narration (English) and descriptive text of each photo.

To learn more, visit www.modelmekids.com
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Make Sentences - Age 5-35

Learning to construct sentences is the next logical step after mastering the basic vocabulary. Make Sentences is a fun, interactive language app that teaches young children how to construct simple sentences from a collection of words. This app is designed and developed by WebTeam Corporation as part of the ColorsKit package of autism management. A student needs to pick and place words in correct sequence from a given list of scattered words.

This app utilizes the ABA method of intervention delivery to children with developmental disabilities, special education needs or autism.

The app has a Training module that you can activate if you think it is necessary to train the student. You can further customize the settings by setting a timer and selecting either random or sequential question order.
Each correct response is rewarded with an animation that acts as a positive reinforcement.

Locabulary Lite

Developed from the concept that everyone should have a voice, Locabulary is a groundbreaking communication app designed for users of all types for the iPhone and iPod Touch. The intuitive interface uses the iPhone to communicate words, phrases, and sentences. Locabulary can be used for fun, everyday correspondence, teaching, or as a vital communication device for individuals who have difficulty speaking due to autism, brain injury, stroke, laryngeal cancer, or other conditions that affect speech.