A great day to pick up a deal. With so many top apps all on sale it was too hard to pick just a couple to feature from all of these so we featured the lot!!! There are many apps from Toca Boca to SLP apps all on sale. Pick yourself up a great bargain today!!
Toca Tailor
By Toca Boca AB
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(2.99–>0.99) Toca Tailor. This app has 4 cute characters, more patterns plus tons of extra cool accessories! Design and style your own clothes! Its is time for the kids to get busy with those design skills! With Toca Tailor, your child can create, combine and style fun outfits for four different characters, choose between lots of clothing designs, then tailor them by adjusting hems and lengthening sleeves. They can also mix and match colors, prints and fabrics, or use the built-in fabric camera to create your very own unique patterns from things around them. Pictures from the camera roll can also used! Then, it is time to add buttons, pockets and other original details. Once the outfit looks good, add the finishing touches: hats, shoes and fun accessories. Once the outfit is perfect, your kiddo can take a snapshot of their special creation, using their very own room as a background! ~Angie Gorz on 2013-04-03 20:37:33 ==> User rating: 4 Recommended: Yes
– http://bit.ly/Z4d9r4
Jazzy World Tour – Musical Journey for Kids
By The Melody Book
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(4.99–>1.99) Jazzy World Tour – Musical Journey for Kids. I had a bit of a laugh at some of the pronuciations of the australian animals. It is a good educational app teaching children about animals, musical instruments and landmarks or foods from those countries. It is great for educating students about other regions from the one they live in. Has no iap, and no external links. I like the options it has where your child can create their own music with animals and instruments from whichever country they choose, or they can create a video or movie using the animals and images they choose move them around and record or take a photo which then gets added to your world collection album. Excellent app and I will play this with my children. ~SharonTurriff on 2013-05-18 05:41:04 ==> User rating: 4 Recommended: Yes
– http://bit.ly/17JQQx0
The Frog and Fish storybook – the interactive nursery rhyme for children
By Valdas Barvainis
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(3.99–>1.99) The Frog and Fish storybook – the interactive nursery rhyme for children. This is a cute little ebook which tells the story of 2 friends who hatch at the same time and grow up thinking they are brothers until they start to show some differences. They then realise they are not brothers, however they discover they can still be friends and that there is nothing wrong with being different. The story has some wonderful rhymes throughout and involves your child in the story with the fun interactions on each page. Some cute illustrations and the images are very simple. Each item your child can interact with is shown by a pink dot. There are 2 reading options read to me, or read myself. The read to me option highlights the text while it is being read which allows kids to follow the story and begin to recognise sight words. However my issue was that the text was blurry and was not easily read. If there wasn’t a read to me option there were parts of the story I struggled to read. I think the developer would do well to change the text type. Other than that I think it is a fun little story which children will love. No IAP’s or external links. ~Sharon Turriff on 2014-03-31 02:21:26 ==> User rating: 4 Recommended: Yes
– http://bit.ly/1rX6nSP
Toca Store
By Toca Boca AB
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(2.99–>0.99) Toca Store. Great app to simply play or to use it as a launching pad for other activities of daily living goals, such as: increasing vocabulary – requesting and offering items that are wanted, basic counting and sequencing, and rehearsing and building tolerances for sensory input while in a store. The magical part of this app is that it is built to be interactive – it is more fun with a partner! You can negotiate everything from who is store keeper and who is customer to just ….whatcha wanna sell or buy. For kids that are more sensitive…you can practice buying items at Toca Store – and habituate to the cash register sound and the sequence of waiting (paying and bagging up your items), then progress to playing “store’, then visit a store and buy a few of the items with a checklist… The graphics are well done and inviting. The only thing that I would like is to be able to push a cart through an aisle and try to spot items that were selected to buy. That way you have the whole sequence of a store shopping…and not just the last part. ~Jo Booth on 2013-05-02 16:36:29 ==> User rating: 4 Recommended: Yes
– http://bit.ly/15aw5uo
Jazzy ABC – Music Education For Kids
By The Melody Book
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(1.99–>0.99) Jazzy ABC – Music Education For Kids. This is a wonderful musical way for your child to learn both the alphabet and about things related to music. Let your children play the drums, oboe and trumpet just to name a few. They can interact with the instruments. In the other section it is like a mini quiz where your child has to correctly identify the instrument which is asked for. There are no IAP but there are external links to developers other apps. ~Sharon Turriff on 2013-06-01 05:05:15 ==> User rating: 4 Recommended: Yes
– http://bit.ly/1apViOh
aacorn AAC – The Intelligent Solution for Children with Autism, Apraxia, Cerebral Palsy, Down Syndrome, MS and Developmentally Delayed Speech
By aacorn
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(189.99–>149.99) aacorn – The Intelligent AAC Solution, for Children with Autism, Apraxia, Cerebral Palsy, Downs, MS and Developmentally Delayed Speech — A whole new approach to AAC and to my knowledge, the first to leverage artificial intelligence to learn how you speak to facilitate better grammar as well as improving speed. As a parent, I know better than most there is no such thing as a one size fits all when it comes to AAC. This app is so radically different that you have to set aside previous experiences and walk through the introductory lessons and videos to take advantage of the use of their language tree that actually learns how you speak by offering the most likely choices in addition to base language options apart from the tree of choices. There are very helpful online videos to get you started. Creatively this app can be used with a wide range of kids, but since it features a type-able search to expedite word searching, literate kids will have maximum benefit. Adding words is a breeze and adding your own drawings or pictures is simple, although accessing your photos does not appear to be an option at the moment. I like that you can have multiple users and program on one iPad then sync via Dropbox to another, never needing to take the device away (although I have not yet used this feature).
From the iTunes listing (I feel important and no need to try and paraphrase): Notes:
1. 15% of the proceeds from sales of aacorn go directly to funding research into children’s health issues via the Murdoch Children’s Research Institute.
2. Educational Institutions in many countries are eligible for a 50% discount when purchasing 20 or more licenses through Apple’s Volume Licensing Program.
3. aacorn supports multiple users for no extra cost and secure over the air cloud back-ups.
4. aacorn also caters to users with fine motor control difficulties. Words are selected on release of button press, and users can disable multi-touch swipe gestures and choose between real-time or speak it later speech.
This is a high-priced, premium AAC app with novel features worth a look. There are no IAPs, ads or social media. My daughter is truly eager working with this, so I gladly recommend it to people wanting to explore AAC that can teach and improve communication in a novel way.
~Valerie Maples on 2014-01-05 00:17:49 ==> User rating: 5 Recommended: Yes
– http://bit.ly/1ql6eJQ
Toca Hair Salon Me
By Toca Boca AB
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(2.99–>0.99) Toca Hair Salon Me. For any child who is a Toca Boca Fan this is a must have! You can put your child in the Salon Seat. Simply take a photo of your child position them in the correct spot and off they go. Growing, cutting, spraying, styling and decorating their own hair. Accesorise with hats and bows, Wash and blowdry. Anything you can do with your hair can be done within this app. My daughter loved playing with this and giving herself some weird hairstyles. Hours of fun and entertainment. Take photos of family and friends and let your kids decorate and style them as well. No IAP’s and external links are locked from kids. ~Sharon Turriff on 2013-12-03 17:44:10 ==> User rating: 4 Recommended: Yes
– http://bit.ly/1maWTkA
Toca Band
By Toca Boca AB
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(1.99–>0.99) Toca Band. What a lot of fun this is. My daughter just loves playing around with this. I love to see her experimenting to try out different sounds and see what works together. It is great to teach children about rhythm and how different sounds can compliment each other to make up their own unique song. I think this is a wonderful app that is teaching children about music while they are having fun playing. I also love the fact that if they put one of the characters into the star position they can play with that character individually. This allows your child even more freedom of expression and creativity in their work. A truly wonderful app with no IAP’s and external links are locked from children. ~Sharon Turriff on 2013-07-08 21:56:50 ==> User rating: 4 Recommended: Yes
– http://bit.ly/13cxpaE
Jazzy 123 – Learn to Count with Music
By The Melody Book
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(1.99–>0.99) Jazzy 123 – Learn to Count with Music. This is a great little app for any music lover. They will learn to count as well as learning about musical instruments. They can either go to the learn section where they will learn numbers and it then shows pictures of that many numbered instruments or they can go to play where they learn either by counting the musical instruments or by dragging the correct number of instruments to the stage. There are no IAP’s however from the main screen links to other apps are not locked. ~Sharon Turriff on 2013-07-25 21:14:34 ==> User rating: 4 Recommended: Yes
– http://bit.ly/1apViOi
Toca Mini
By Toca Boca AB
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(2.99–>0.99) Toca Mini is a funtastic! Make your own Mini Me or create a whole new character in this toy making app. First you get a figure, then add color, eyes, nose and mouth. The hair is a little tricky, but you get the hang of it after a few tries. This is so great for teaching body parts and body awareness. The unique feature that I love, is that the character you are creating is multidimensional; they have a left or right side, front and back, and top and bottom. This is a feature all therapists will love, as body awareness gives you that firm foundation that helps you then begin to explore the world around you. There is a wonderful parent’s section giving ideas on how to extend play. The Toca Boca Team is always there for support, and really stands behind everything they do. It is apparent their love for teaching children, and making it fun! There is a secured link to other apps and support. Highly recommended. ~Jo Booth OT on 2013-12-13 06:57:20 ==> User rating: 5 Recommended: Yes
– http://bit.ly/1piDWig
Toca Cars
By Toca Boca AB
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(2.99–>0.99) Toca Boca has another hit with Toca Cars! Fun for drivers of all ages. No license needed…just use your finger to drive your car! Toca Cars offers two ways to play…a world ready to explore and play in, or a world of your own making. Choose your character and get revved up to drive to your heart’s content! Follow the rules of the road or go off road driving! Lots of fun props to make your drive loads of fun. Great for open-ended play and imagination! Lots of thinking and problem solving opportunities here, as well as being a source for language development when used in a therapy setting. Use for fine motor skills, too! Recommended! ~Helen Wagner on 2013-09-19 21:21:35 ==> User rating: 4 Recommended: Yes
– http://bit.ly/LA70A5
Toca Hair Salon
By Toca Boca AB
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(1.99–>0.99) I’ve gotten a lot of use out of this app in speech-language therapy both for language stimulation and as a reward. Kids can wash, dry, comb, cut, shave, grow, dye and add accessories to the characters’ hair. This app can be be easily used to work on the following concepts: understanding and use of color words (12 colors to choose from when dying hair), wet and dry while washing hair, long and short, and on and off (hair accessories).
There are no in-app purchases. There is an ad link on the title page to other Toca Boca apps but this can be disabled via Apple settings-instructions given in parents’ section. This app is very popular with my preschool speech students, both boys and girls. ~Joanna Clancy on 2013-06-28 10:37:13 ==> User rating: 5 Recommended: Yes
– http://bit.ly/YcB2xe
Toca Train
By Toca Boca AB
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(2.99–>0.99) Toca Train. Put your child in the drivers seat. Let them drive their own train. They can choose the speed they are going to go. They can drive from outside the train or from inside and play with all the controls. Stop and pick up passengers and goods. They get to choose where the passenger sits and which goods they are going to pick up. An icon comes up everytime there is something for them to do. To blow the whistle they have to hold and pull down on the handle. It just teaches a great range of skills including fine motor. Excellent app. ~Sharon Turriff on 2013-05-12 18:08:34 ==> User rating: 5 Recommended: Yes
– http://bit.ly/15DT3KB
A Jazzy Day – Music Education Book for Kids
By The Melody Book
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(4.99–>1.99) A Jazzy Day – Music Education Book for Kids. A fun and unique way for children to learn about instruments and what instruments and styles make up Jazz music. I love how it has been made into a story and that your children can interact with the instruments on each page to learn about the sounds of those instruments. There is also another from the main page where they learn the first letter of each instrument and also the sound they make, or they can go to the learn section where your children can play around with the instruments moving them, playing with them, making them smaller or larger, and it also displays the name of the instrument when they press on it. A wonderful fun way for children to learn about instruments. No IAP’s but external links are not locked ~Sharon Turriff on 2013-06-23 18:05:19 ==> User rating: 5 Recommended: Yes
– http://bit.ly/14qpkQs
Toca Kitchen
By Toca Boca AB
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(1.99–>0.99) Toca Kitchen is very popular with my preschool speech students. Kids can choose from 4 characters to feed, each with different food preferences. There are 12 food choices in the fridge and 5 ways to prepare the food. I like that you can prepare each item more than one way. Example: you can slice the food, then boil it. This allows me to practice two-step directions with my students. The app can be used to practice the prepositions in, out, on, off and the adjectives hot and cold. I have found it to be useful with reluctant talkers (few kids can resist saying “in” or “on” to get to use the food processor). The kids like figuring out what the characters will eat and what they will refuse. There is an ad for other Toca Boca apps on the initial page but this can be turned off thorough Apple settings. There are no in app purchases. Highly recommended! ~Joanna Clancy on 2013-12-10 17:52:58 ==> User rating: 5 Recommended: Yes
– http://bit.ly/11QZV26
Toca Robot Lab
By Toca Boca AB
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(2.99–>0.99) Toca Robot Lab is awesome. I am sure that is how my son would describe it since he goes to this app again and again, even though we have had it for many months and we have hundreds of apps. He is 4 and can navigate Toca Robot Lab like it was made especially for him!
The graphics are clean and high quality. The music is perfect for the app. He does not know all of the things he is learning as he flies his robot creation through the maze, knocking things down, rolling balls, and finding the stars before heading to the magnet. Cause and effect, physics, and more!
He loves to play this app both on the iPod and iPad, so it is definitely a WINNER. ~Dece Gherardini on 2013-04-29 11:46:29 ==> User rating: 5 Recommended: Yes
– http://bit.ly/11QZULQ
Toca Pet Doctor
By Toca Boca AB
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(2.99–>0.99) Toca Pet Doctor is a fun little way for kids to work on fine motor skills, deduction skills, shape matching skills and so much more. They run their own pet doctors office where they get to choose from the multiple sick pets which one they wish to treat. Once in the room they need to work out what they need to do to treat each patient. Once they have healed each patient they then get to feed them with foods that they typically eat in the wild. This helps children learn the types of foods that animals eat as well. Once each patient is completely satisfied they then fall asleep all relaxed. When children have healed the entire room of patients they can start over again. When healing patients they will have to use a wide range of skills to complete puzzles, line up drops, clean sores, and wrap bandages around sores. A great fun little app for preschoolers. There are no IAP’s and external links are locked from kids. ~Sharon Turriff on 2014-03-02 01:06:37 ==> User rating: 4 Recommended: Yes
– http://bit.ly/1eqodI7
Speech Tutor
By Synapse Apps, LLC
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(9.99–>4.99) Speech Tutor is an awesome app for showing students how to produce specific speech sounds. Using graphic representations with motion and sound, you can see the precise articulation of targeted sounds. We use this a lot, and the kids really “get it”! ~Helen Wagner on 2013-04-23 08:50:57 ==> User rating: 5 Recommended: Yes
– http://bit.ly/17NKSXB
Describe It (SLP)
By Synapse Apps, LLC
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(9.99–>4.99) Describe It (SLP) is a nice app that can work on making inferences, labeling, and describing. There are three ways of using the app: Study it, pass it, and guess it. You have a choice of choosing pictures from 7 different common categories. I like the variety of categories offered in this app as well the real pictures. Also, I love that this app is so versatile, you can use it to target simple inferences, have students label pictured items, answer simple wh-questions. It can be used with individuals in both the study it and guess it modes. Multiple players are needed for the pass it game.
The info link on the home page does take you to a list of other apps by Pocket SLP, which are linked to the App Store. ~Erin Pickar on 2013-11-25 18:49:00 ==> User rating: 4 Recommended: Yes
– http://bit.ly/16ht4qO
Category Carousel
By Synapse Apps, LLC
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(9.99–>4.99) Category Carousel by Pocket SLP allows users to sort pictures into up to 6 different categories at a time such as animals, occupations, and Winter. Once pictures have been separated some categories such as animals and food can be further divided into subcategories by tapping the category at the top of the page. Settings allow for the amount of pictures to categorize to be changed from 6, 9,12, or all pictures. There are no in app purchases, but there are links to e-mail and social media sites. ~Erin Pickar on 2013-12-14 09:45:54 ==> User rating: 3 Recommended: Yes
– http://bit.ly/1k2yZ99
Pocket Pairs
By Synapse Apps, LLC
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(24.99–>4.99) Pocket Pairs is a simple yet powerful app designed to work on remediation of 12 common phonological processes through a very effective minimal pairs approach. Some processes addressed are stridency deletion, DFC, fronting, stopping, cluster reduction, deaffrication, final devoicing….this app has it all covered. You can use this with a group of students! Choose receptive or expressive tasks, or both! Excellent data tracking! I love the recording feature to let my students hear their own productions…this makes a lot of difference! No in-app purchases or inappropriate links! Love this one! ~Helen Wagner on 2013-05-03 07:22:00 ==> User rating: 5 Recommended: Yes
– http://bit.ly/135cFDN
Processing Pow Wow
By Synapse Apps, LLC
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(19.99–>4.99) Processing Pow Wow is a nicely developed app to develop better listening and memory skills! It focuses on: auditory processing, auditory recall, following directions, and object functions. You can select your task difficulty levels to progressively become more challenging! There is a competing background noise feature which can be used to add difficulty to the listening tasks. There is also a fun piggy bank reward! The app even saves data for each individual user, by date and task, and this can be printed or emailed. ~Helen Wagner on 2014-05-27 22:29:31 ==> User rating: 5 Recommended: Yes
– http://bit.ly/1ibdWRy
Pocket Artic
By Synapse Apps, LLC
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(24.99–>4.99) Pocket Artic
This is an easy to use, must-have app for any SLP or parent/ teacher! Practice sounds in words, phrases, and sentences. Allows you to record client productions and gives you great data reports. Includes visual stimuli for sound production. This is a winner!
~Helen Wagner on 2013-01-29 00:08:05 ==> User rating: 5 Recommended: Yes
– http://bit.ly/1csZqQ1
Toca Builders
By Toca Boca AB
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(1.99–>0.99) Toca Builders is a really fun creative play app. My son loves building up blocks and then smashing them, and using the painting builder, too. There are six builders that paint, stack, smash, lift, spray paint, and stretch to put blocks all over. The app will save your work and let you take a picture of your design as well. The controls were not intuitive to me at all, but my son figured them out in about 5 seconds. There are no in-app purchases and all external links are under parent-access secured menus. In all, this is a fun way to inspire creative play and building. ~Jennifer Erp on 2013-12-11 21:13:27 ==> User rating: 5 Recommended: Yes
– http://bit.ly/19UDLSK
Star Walk Kids – Astronomy for Children
By Vito Technology Inc.
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(2.99–>0.99) Star Walk Kids – Astronomy for Children is a wonderful way to introduce kids to astronomy. In the app, they can explore the sky in their area using the gyroscope in device, and tap on constellation, stars, and planets to learn more about them, or tap an icon that takes them to a menu where they can tap different constellations, stars, and planets to learn more. Once tapped, each star, constellation, and planet offers an illustration and fun facts, and some offer narrated fun facts and videos. The feel of this app is very appropriate and engaging for kids, with more cartoon- style graphics, bright colors, and engaging mini- movies, I highly recommend this app, as a fantastic way to introduce kids to astronomy. There are no ads, IAPs, or social links in the app. ~Angie Gorz on 2014-09-16 00:24:27 ==> User rating: 5 Recommended: Yes
– http://bit.ly/1uCTPRX
Strawberry Shortcake Berry Beauty Salon
By Cupcake Digital
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(2.99–>0.99) Strawberry Shortcake Berry Beauty Salon has great graphics and allows children to be very fashionable from head to toe. Using one of the Strawberry Shortcake characters, the user can play dress up, do nails, primp hair, apply makeup, and just have fun being creative. Pictures can be saved into a character’s diary to see how much/how little primping a character needs on her trip into the beauty salon. The app has no ads, no in-app purchases, and the social media/external links are child-protected. ~Christie on 2014-08-30 16:25:37 ==> User rating: 5 Recommended: Yes
– http://bit.ly/1tID0Vg
Room on the Broom: Games
By Magic Light Pictures Ltd.
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(4.99–>0.99) Room on the Broom: Games is an absolute must for preschoolers learning basic iPad skills. The games are based on the book by Julia Donaldson, and oh yes, next shopping trip that book just may follow me home. The illustrations are beautiful, and the music is low key and engaging, creating a sense of wonderment and discovery. With eight languages to choose from, it supports a wide variety of nations. There are a total of 8 games – finding objects- both ones that are hidden and moving- teaching coordination of kid’s visual motor systems, a star dot to dot as well as creating pathways of stars for Witch and Cat to fly, feed the dragon (moving the dragon to feed on fries), and flying a broom to pick up letters to spell simple words. I love that the targeting games have a purpose with a specific goal and are not just hot spots placed all over the page. In the star to star, you can create the pathway to the next star- making loop de loops or zigzags if you wish. Want a different color? A simple tap on the star changes the color. The only thing I could possibly want is that the book be made available for the iPad. This game is not just for Halloween, and could be played anytime. Highly Recommended. ~Jo Booth on 2013-11-16 12:53:54 ==> User rating: 5 Recommended: Yes
– http://bit.ly/17eIEGL
Scooby-Doo: Stickers with Sounds
By Night & Day Studios, Inc.
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(2.99–>0.99) Scooby-Doo: Stickers with Sounds. My kids love stickers and I love these activities as they can put as many stickers on the pages as they want without them ending up all through my house. I love how in this app there are 8 scenes in which your children can create their own sticker scene. They can add from a variety of stickers down the bottom of the screen and it is also great for working on fine motor skills as the need to pinch to adjust the size and use 2 fingers to rotate the stickers. I also love the fact that it has an activity included in which they have to kfind the hidden keys to help Scooby and Shaggy escape from the room. It is not just a straight forward. There are no IAP’s but external links to other apps are not locked from children. ~Sharon Turriff on 2013-07-11 16:20:43 ==> User rating: 4 Recommended: Yes
– http://bit.ly/1awn413
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