$2.99- Category: Education
- Updated: 09 June 2012
- Version: 1.1
- Size: 9.6 MB
- Languages: English, Chinese, French, Hebrew, Russian, Spanish
- Seller: Sagit Cohen
Requirements: Compatible with iPad. Requires iOS 3.2 or later.
Description
SpeakApp 3 is one of three games in the series SpeakApp that instill syntactical skills. Each game can be played at different levels of difficulty, thus making it suitable for a wide range of ages and for various stages of linguistic and cognitive development.
SpeakApp 3 Teaches the use of the relative clause, and develops cognitive flexibility via the question “Which...?”. This game is intended for children aged 3.5-7.
SpeakApp 3 includes three games: the Matching Game, the Memory Game, and the Recording Game. Upon opening the application, you must choose the desired language. You can then play any of the three games.
The Matching Game:
The Matching Game consists of three screens. Each screen displays five pictures, with an empty frame next to each picture. Over the course of the game, a picture will appear in the center of the screen. The player must drag that picture to the empty frame next to the matching picture, so as to create a pair of pictures that together make a relative sentence (“that…”).
When a pair of pictures is correctly matched, the sentence will appear briefly onscreen, accompanied by narration in one of the six languages. (The subtitles and narration can be disabled from the game’s settings screen.) After matching all of the picture pairs, the player automatically progresses to the next screen.
The Memory Game:
The Memory Game consists of 20 cards comprising 10 pairs, where each pair makes a relative sentence (“that…”).
The goal is to find all of the card pairs. When two cards that make a logical sentence are turned over, the sentence will appear briefly onscreen, accompanied by narration in one of the six languages. (The subtitles and narration can be disabled from the game’s settings screen.)
The Recording Game:
In the Recording Game, all of the card pairs are arranged in a circle, where each pair makes a relative sentence (“that…”).
When a card pair is chosen, the sentence will appear briefly onscreen, accompanied by narration in one of the six languages. (The subtitles and narration can be disabled from the game’s settings screen.) Immediately afterwards, the red microphone button will be enabled, and the player can tap it in order to record themselves saying the sentence. Once the player has finished recording the sentence, the green play button will be enabled, and the player can tap it in order to hear the recorded sentence. The player can record the sentence as many times as desired, and only the last recording will be saved for the duration of the game. The recording option encourages the player to speak and to practice making sentences again and again.
SpeakApp is a series of unique language games developed by a speech therapist, who specializes in child language development. The games in the SpeakApp series are based on a wealth of experience in developing language-enrichment games for children. What makes these games unique is the combination of an integrative and enjoyable playing experience with tools for acquiring diverse language skills, while placing an emphasis on the connection between language and cognition.
The games in the SpeakApp series include narration and subtitles in six languages: English, Hebrew, French, Spanish, Chinese, and Russian, with the lite version also including Swedish
AppAble Opinion
This App is the 3rd app and is similar to the other two, but with a different sentence. This time 'that' is the word that is practiced. The words are written and spoken. I do like these apps as they help our children practice the same sentences in 3 different ways, which helps our children so much.
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