Author: Phillip and Hannah Hoose
Illustrator: Debbie Tilley
Age: early elementary, elementary, middle school
Description: A boy has to decide whether to squish an ant, or not. He is persuaded by friends and the perspective of the ant itself.
Goals/Concepts:
Perspective Taking Social Skills Narrative/Retelling Tone of Voice
Why [...]
Title: Hush!
Author: Minfong Ho
Description: A Caldecott Honor winning story of a mother desperately trying to keep the animals of the jungle quiet as her baby is sleeping. However, little does she know that her baby is awake the whole time.
Goals:
Inferencing Reading body language Phonological awareness (rhyming) “Who?” questions [...]
Author: Mary Ann Hoberman
Illustrator: Betty Fraser
Age: preschool, early elementary
Description: This is a beautifully illustrated book that takes a child through waking up to bedtime while experiencing all the sights, sounds, smells, tastes, touches, movement and emotions a young child might live through in a day.
Goals/Concepts:
Sensory regulation [...]
Title: Should I Share My Ice Cream?
Author: Mo Willems
Description: The beloved elephant, Gerald, labors over the decision whether to share his ice cream with friend, Piggie. Should he or shouldn’t he….?
Goals/Objectives:
Body language/facial expressions Friendship Perspective taking Prediction Emotions
Why I like this story: A beautiful story about Gerald who doesn’t [...]
Title: Moondance
Author: Frank Asch
Description: Bear has a wish to dance with the moon. Before his wish comes true, he learns a little bit about weather and a lot about friendship.
Goals/ objectives:
• Wishing vs knowing
• Inferencing/ Prediction
• Sequencing/ retelling
• Describing [...]
Author: Amanda Doering Tourville
Description: A delightful story of friendship along with some objective information to help explain autism to children. This book is not typical of the books we usually review, but we wanted to let people know that it is available and written beautifully. As we know, [...]
Title: Little Blue Jackal
Author: Niyaa educational apps
Description: A simple book in the form of an app. An Indian folk tale about a Jackal who gets into some trouble, and learns a valuable lesson.
Goals/objectives:
Why Questions Perspective taking Narrative/Retelling Auditory Comprehension Reading Body language
Why I like this book: Cute story with some [...]
Title: The Missing Mitten Mystery
Author: Steven Kellogg
Description: Annie loses her 5th mitten of the season. While trying to find it her imagination goes wild. It is found in a most unexpected place.
Goals/ objectives:
Question-asking Negation Flexible thinking Sequencing/ retelling Body language/ facial expression “wondering” vs “knowing”
Why I like this story: A wonderful winter [...]
Author: Stuart J. Murphy
Description: Percy is a cute giraffe who restricts the fun of others with his raucous play on the playground until he learns how to “play it safe”.
Goals/Objectives:
Body language
Motor planning
Friendship
Social skills
Safety awareness
Respecting one [...]
Title: They Didn’t Use Their Heads
Author: Jo Ann Stover
Description: A cute story that has “mini- lessons” that encourages children to think about others.
Goals/ objectives:
Perspective Taking Early inferencing and predicting Why questions social skills/friendship body language
Why I like this story: Simple drawings that are great for prediction, and allow [...]
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We believe apps can bring people together! To that end, we have developed:
The Social Adventures© App!!
Social development activities in your pocket!!
Dr. Lynne Kenney interviewed us on her blog radio program, Dr. Lynne Weighs In because she and many of the families in her practice have been using the Social Adventures app. You can listen to the interview HERE!
We are super excited that Mandy Nite recommended our Social Adventures app on her blog, Welcome to Their World Apps. Mandy reviews apps for kids ages preschool to 6, so please be sure to check out her other reviews!Learn more... watch our Youtube Videos
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The Bag Game©!!
Have you been looking for an app that will get kids playing together?
This app is the ticket. Fun with friends for .99 cents!
Check out these awesome reviews from SLP's:
Aubrey Klingensmith over at Speechie Apps, reviewed our Bag Game app! You can read it, here. While you are there, be sure to check out her other great reviews!!
Sean Sweeney over at Speech Techie also review our Bag Game app! You can read his review, here or on TherapyApp411, a fabulous app review site for educators and therapists.
Find out more - watch our video!
These Make Us Really Proud :)
Our Bag Game app has been included in the Kindertown app as a recommended resource for educators! Woo Hoo!!
We are so honored to have been included in Education World's Top 25 Blogs for Educators. Please make sure to check out all of these wonderful blogs!
We are proud to announce that we were mentioned among a number of wonderful blogs written by SLP's in an ASHAsphere article written by Heidi at Pediastaff
Dr Lynne Kenney, the Family Coach, listed the Social Adventures app in her March Newsletter as a helpful resource for children learning to manage their feelings. We are so honored!!
Thank you to all of you who voted us "TOP 5" for the Edublog Best New Blog Award!
We are thrilled to have been featured on Pediastaff.comTwitter
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