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Category Archives: Apps for Special Needs
Preschool Math Apps
There are many math apps that work on fact skill and drill as well as for computation, calculations, and equivalency. Most of the students we currently are using the iPad with need to develop basic numeracy skills and number recognition. I am … Continue reading
Posted in App Reviews, Apps for Special Needs, iPad, iPod, Math, Special education
Tagged iPad, iPod, math, occupational therapy
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Autism Apps App
Autism App, by TouchAutism was a great free find this week. It is an app that reviews apps that will support individuals with Autism. Although it is listed for Autism, the apps reviewed can benefit individuals with other special needs and … Continue reading
Posted in App Reviews, Apps for OT's, Apps for Special Needs, AT for Handwriting, Autism, Data Collection, Fine Motor Development, Handwriting, iPad, iPod, Letter Formation, Math, Occupational Therapy, Phonics, Sensory Apps, Sensory Apps for ASD, Special education
Tagged App Review sites, Autism, Fine motor apps, Handwriting, iPad apps, iPod apps, occupational therapy, Sensory Apps, special education
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Sound Stamp App for Echo Pen
Echo Pen As previously posted, the Echo or Pulse Pen is wonderful note taking tool for students to take notes and simultaneously record lectures (audio record) using special Livescribe notebook paper and the electronic Echo or Pulse Pen (Echo is their newest … Continue reading
Posted in App Reviews, Apps for OT's, Apps for Special Needs, Digital Recording, Note Taking, Occupational Therapy, Special education
Tagged digital recording, Echo Pen, Note taking, Note taking accommodation, occupational therapy, Pulse Pen, special education, special needs students
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Apps for Pre-Writing Skill Development
A comment on this blog questioned if there were apps that supported early imitation of lines and shapes also known as pre-writing skills. My search (which could easily have missing apps) found that such apps seem to be in limited supply! Most of the apps focus on … Continue reading
Posted in App Reviews, Apps for OT's, Apps for Special Needs, AT for Handwriting, Fine Motor Development, iPad, iPod, Pre-writing, Special education
Tagged fine motor, Handwriting, iPad, iPod, pre-writing
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iPad/iPod Camera and Photoshop PE
Both the current iPad 2 and the 4th generation iPod Touch have camera and video capabilities that are wonderful therapy and documentation tools. How many ways can you use the camera for therapy purposes? gather electronic documentation of student work or performance using … Continue reading
Even More Fine Motor Apps
A couple of my really favorite apps that are fun, promote fine motor and visual perceptual skills are My Underwear and Sam Phibian. My Underwear is an arcadish game with activities of catching underwear, matching colored underwear or patterns of underware … Continue reading
One of My Favorite App Developers – Grasshopperapp.com
Have you heard or seen the Grasshopperapps ? I tell everyone who works with emergent readers, writers or learners about Grasshopperapps.com. They produce many wonderful free apps as well as for pay apps (typically .99) for emergent reading, writing, spelling, numeracy, … Continue reading
Posted in App Reviews, Apps for OT's, Apps for Special Needs, iPad, iPod, Phonics
Tagged book apps, matching app, patterning, puzzle, sorting, spelling
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More Apps for Developing Fine Motor Skills
Previously I listed a few apps that specifically work on developing fine motor skills in general or apps that also help develop skills to work on the iPod or iPad for students. Here are a few motor to add to … Continue reading
Finding Apps for Special Needs
Finding suitable apps can be a timely process much less really knowing what their capabilities are. How do you find them? Knowing trusted websites that regularly review apps is invaluable. A few of my favorites are listed below. The sites review … Continue reading
Posted in App Reviews, Apps for OT's, Apps for Special Needs, iPad, iPod, Occupational Therapy
Tagged App Review sites, iPad apps
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Apps to Develop Fine Motor Skills
There are many iDevice apps out there to develop fine motor skills for children. Drawing and music apps that can encourage fine motor development are readily available. Access to some apps on iDevices can require specific, new skills for some students. Although … Continue reading
