Food Frenzy: Following Directions

Name: Food Frenzy: Following Directions
Price: 4.99 USD
Rating: 3.6 (9 reviews)
Author: Super Duper Publications

Education

$4.99 · Designed for iPad

9 Ratings
Ages

4+
Years
Category

Education
Developer

Super Duper Publications
Language

EN
English
Size

65.3
MB

iPad

Can you prepare the food and deliver the customers’ orders before time runs out? Food Frenzy is a fun and engaging app for the iPad® that helps students practice following six important types of directions: Basic, Sequential, Quantitative, Spatial, Conditional, and Temporal. 17 entertaining activities and three levels of difficulty make following directions fun for all ages. Students can play alone or in a group. Choose your players, choose your settings, and let the food frenzy begin! The Food Frenzy app includes: • 17 engaging activities • Six types of directions • Three levels of difficulty • Customizable settings for each player • Quick Play option • Data tracking and graphing for an unlimited number of players • Ability to email, print, or export your data

Ratings & Reviews

3.6

out of 5

9 Ratings

Audio
07/15/2020

Vero122
Audio is horrible, two persons speaking at the same time is confusing, I'm Spanish speaker and this app is not helpful to understand clearly the sentence. I wish I can just read the sentence and remove that audio. the app in general looks nice
Audio
07/15/2020

Vero122

Audio is horrible, two persons speaking at the same time is confusing, I'm Spanish speaker and this app is not helpful to understand clearly the sentence. I wish I can just read the sentence and remove that audio. the app in general looks nice
Needs improvements
10/20/2017

FL_SLP
I use this with a lot of my groups and the kids seems to love it. It needs some adjustments though. Some kids click and then realize their mistake after they have the processing time and you can't redo your answer. I also wish there was a pause button on it so you can give feedback to the student. They know they got it wrong but they don't know what they did wrong. They need those teaching moments! I also wish there was a key to teach them the vocabulary beforehand. Most of my language impaired kids don't know what these foods are. I now teach them with my own pictures but it would be nice to pair the app pictures to the words so they can learn them.
Needs improvements
10/20/2017

FL_SLP

I use this with a lot of my groups and the kids seems to love it. It needs some adjustments though. Some kids click and then realize their mistake after they have the processing time and you can't redo your answer. I also wish there was a pause button on it so you can give feedback to the student. They know they got it wrong but they don't know what they did wrong. They need those teaching moments! I also wish there was a key to teach them the vocabulary beforehand. Most of my language impaired kids don't know what these foods are. I now teach them with my own pictures but it would be nice to pair the app pictures to the words so they can learn them.
the best app for following directions
04/20/2023

US SLP
This app is outstanding! I am an SLP and use this often with students. It offers a variety of direction types and difficulty levels. Students love it! I’m so disappointed that it’s no longer available as I often suggest it to parents for home practice. Please bring this one back!
the best app for following directions
04/20/2023

US SLP

This app is outstanding! I am an SLP and use this often with students. It offers a variety of direction types and difficulty levels. Students love it! I’m so disappointed that it’s no longer available as I often suggest it to parents for home practice. Please bring this one back!
Levels not consistent
09/07/2017

Sean34514
When you click on the easy level, the app gives you easy and difficult directions. When you click on the hard level, it's the same way. Easy should be easy and hard should be hard. Frustrating for beginning listeners.
Levels not consistent
09/07/2017

Sean34514

When you click on the easy level, the app gives you easy and difficult directions. When you click on the hard level, it's the same way. Easy should be easy and hard should be hard. Frustrating for beginning listeners.