Following Directions Game 4+

Name: Following Directions Game
Price: 1.99 USD
Rating: 4.1 (27 reviews)
Author: Innovative Investments Limited

Innovative Investments Limited

专为 iPad 设计

- 4.1 • 27 个评分

- US$1.99

简介

This app is a fun way to help your students learn to pay close attention to directions.

The app includes the following type of directions:
- Single step directions
- Multi step directions
- Touch A, then B
- Before you touch A, touch B
- After you touch A, touch B
- Before & After Mixed
- Complex direction
- Spatial concepts

WHY TEACHERS LOVE IT
- The app makes learning fun
- The app a huge set of examples
- The app is simple and easy to use
- The app is fully customizable
- The app tracks user progress
- Easy to differentiate
- Works great for kids with special needs
- Most importantly kids love using it and make rapid progress

WHY DO KIDS LOVE IT
- Kids love playing games
- Fun, simple, interactive
- Cute graphics and engaging questions
- Huge variety keeps kids engaged and asking for more

HEROIC SUPPORT

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Have questions? We are here to help. Email us at support@grasshopperapps.com

2017年5月3日

版本 2.2

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon.

- Minor bug fixes and improvements

4.1（满分 5 分）

27 个评分

Fun application

I am Speech Therapist and my clients enjoy the application very much (Children and adults). I wish you can improve your application so I as therapist we could keep track to the progress of each client every time the application is use. Thank you.

U can follow ✋🏼

In our daily lives the ability to follow directions of cooking, getting dressed or following the path to grandmothers house. Is an important survival skill. This App teaches that skill in a fun colorful format. My four year old now tell me to do this first than that. When a child can transfer a skill they have demonstrate life long ownership of the skill.