Picture the Sentence!
Full version $9.99
Lite version 99 cents
Lite version 99 cents
Multiple users, full content
"HD" means it is for the iPad
Lite version 99 cents
Lite version 99 cents
Lite version 99 cents
Single user, limited content
"HD" means it is for the iPad
For the iPhone, iPad and Mac!
Go to iTunes!
CUSTOMIZE THE APP IN THE SETTINGS!
What does your child need? Consider a hierarchy that slowly moves your child from easy/successful tasks to gradually more demanding ones.
Choose the difficulty level
Slow, with visual support? (Easy) Visual support that disappears? (Intermediate) or fast speech with no visual support (Advanced) and number of choices
Wait Time
A sandtimer can be set to have the child use strategies such as subvocalizing or visualizing to remember the sentence before being asked to find the matching picture. Real-life listening and following directions requires a way to hold on to the auditory information long enough to carry out the task. Use Wait Time to practice these skills!
What kind of visual cues?
Choose from color drawings, stick figures or NO visual supports at all.
Working on pronouns?
Select pronouns he, she and they to help the child "picture" what these words represent.
What kind of sentence type?
Start with simple subject + verbs and move to gradually longer sentences.
Check out the Easy Level Sample Activity
Listen to the sentence. As each word is spoken, a visual icon is shown and stays on the screen. A plain white, uncluttered background is key to helping the child stay focused on the task.
(We are showing it here with the text on so you can see the words)
Then Wait Time
You can set the length or turn it off, but we suggest working up to at least 20 seconds so the child learns how to keep the sentence in his/her mind, using auditory memory strategies.
Find the picture that matches the meaning of the target sentence.
Play the Door Game for a Break! Find the Animal
Set the interval you want to use
After each sentence, after 3, 5 etc..
You found a dog!
Or Pop It! Pop the bubble until you find it!
You found a fire truck!
Here is a sample of an Intermediate Level Activity
Each word is spoken, one at a time. A visual icon is shown to remind the child what it means, but then it disappears.
(We are showing it here with the text on so you can see the words)
Find the matching picture
Check out the Advanced Level!
The child hears a sentence. It is spoken rather quickly. *Use WAIT TIME after as appropriate.
(We have the text on feature so you can see the sentence.)
Scroll through the different choices
Move the picture into the frame.