Learn how to read and compose music with Jellybean Tunes! With a catchy name and colorful design, Jellybean Tunes is bound to excite and stimulate your child.
MoreSpecial Needs App of the Day: Barefoot World Atlas
Barefoot World Atlas brings the world to your fingertips — literally. Explore regions and countries of the world with this interactive 3D globe for the iPad. Enlighten your child and his curiosity and creativity through this...
MoreSpecial Needs App of the Day: Injini
Injini: Child Development Game Suite Lite’s collection of learning games for young children is one of the best apps on the market for toddlers and preschoolers with language, cognitive and fine motor delays. Included are nine games that...
MoreSpecial Needs App of the Day: Faces iMake
Ready for hours of iPad fun? Now you have it with Faces iMake. Right-brain thinking, originality, having fun, exploring, playing, opening your mind, learning, creating, discovering, trying new things, and engaging in an open-ended activity...
MoreSpecial Needs App of the Day: Motion Math Hungry Fish
Motion Math: Hungry Fish makes learning math a fun game for children and even adults! It is a highly visual app in which a hungry goldfish must be fed with numbers. There are up to 18 levels of increasing difficulty, from matching numbers, to...
MoreSpecial Needs App of the Day: A Present for Milo
A Present for Milo is an engaging story book app for young readers and those not yet able to read. Children will get a kick out of over 80 tap-interactive objects within the story. It is a tale of a cat and mouse game, as Milo the cat chases the...
MoreSpecial Needs App of the Day: ConversationBuilder
ConversationBuilder helps elementary-age children who have trouble conversing with peers in social situations. This app gives the user options in choosing who begins the conversation (“student” or “peer”) and which phrase to say to either...
MoreSpecial Needs App of the Day: All About You, All About Me
All About You, All About Me is a social skills app with 56 illustrated picture cards that ask questions related to getting to know someone. Questions range from basic ones like, “What is your home address?” to open-ended prompts such as, “Tell me...
MoreSpecial Needs App of the Day: What Goes Together?
This app focuses on improving receptive language skills but is also good for expressive language skills. It asks the user to select which item out of a group goes with another item, based on use or function. For example, a child who is shown a...
MoreSpecial Needs App of the Day: Sprout’s Good Night Star HD
Sprout’s Good Night Star app teaches your little one about bedtime routines. The goal is to help the adorable Star character get ready for bed by brushing his teeth, washing his face, reading a story, tucking him in and rocking him to sleep...
MoreSpecial Needs App of the Day: Comprehension TherAppy
Comprehension TherAppy is designed to help people with aphasia and alexia (acquired reading disorder). It comes with three modes: Listen, Read, or Listen and Read. The 500 + photographs of nouns in the Listen section were selected by...
MoreSpecial Needs App of the Day: Is That Gluten Free?
Many people with special needs benefit from a gluten free diet. For parents who are carefully watching their children’s diets, the Is That Gluten Free? app is an excellent tool. It is the number one gluten free app in the App Store. Users...
MoreSpecial Needs App of the Day: iComm
iComm, short for “I Communicate,” is a picture and voice communication aid for children — it works well for pre-speech toddlers and children with disabilities who have trouble communicating. Using pictures and words, the program...
MoreSpecial Needs App of the Day: iTouchiLearn Words
The app “iTouchiLearn Words” from Staytooned teaches children about words through interactive word association games. Staytooned’s motto is “Edutaining Apps for Kids,” and this app is truly an entertaining and educational experience.
MoreSpecial Needs App of the Day: Story Builder
Designed by Mobile Education Tools, Story Builder is one of the highest-ranked reading apps for iPad. The app is designed to achieve the following goals:
MoreSpecial Needs App of the Day: All About Me Storybook
All About Me Storybook is one of the latest apps developed by I Get It, LLC, who creates educational applications for iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch. The storybook is a
MoreSpecial Needs App of the Day: ArtikPix
ArtikPix is an exciting new app that helps students practice words and articulations. Ideal for students with speech and sound delays, the app is a fun way for children to practice speech.
MoreSpecial Needs App of the Day: Multiplying Acorns HD
Multiplying Acorns by Operatio is a math-learning game for children. By using detailed graphics and lively music, this app creates a fun interface for learning multiplication.
MoreSpecial Needs App of the Day: DTT Shapes
DTT Shapes is an app developed by Dr.
MoreSpecial Needs App of the Day: PianoBall
Fun with learning just got colorful. PianoBall by 4baam is an exciting and stimulating music and color tool for children.
MoreSpecial Needs App of the Day: iLiveMath
Don’t just learn math — live it. The iLiveMath app series from iHomeEducator blends math with themes from around the world. The series includes the themes:
MoreSpecial Needs App of the Day: Montessori Counting Boards
Fully immerse your child in a dynamic and interactive counting learning experience with Montessori Counting Boards by Grasshopper apps. Many people might think learning to count is a simple task. For some special needs children, however...
MoreSpecial Needs App of the Day: The Lost Gorilla
Bring the traditional idea of storytime into the technological age. The Lost Gorilla — Mom, It’s Me! App is a digital photo story that allows your child to put himself into the story. Made by My Digital Photo Story, this story...
MoreSpecial Needs App of the Day: Sound Sorting
Build phonemic awareness with Sound Sorting from Lakeshore Learning Materials!
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