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Beginning to use the iPad in therapy and editing documents
iPads are very popular in both business and as a tool for therapy, so I have made the investment and plan on using it for all aspects of therapy. It takes time to find all the apps that do the work...
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iPad Chopsticks
It is no secret that I have an affinity for using chopsticks to work on developing high level fine motor control, and I figured out a way to use them with the iPad. I was playing a game on the iPad...
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Rainbow Sentences App
I was given a trial of the Rainbow Sentences App, and want to share how I used it and how it worked for me. I used it with a student who really struggles in all areas of reading and writing sentences....
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Using the Sentence builder app for practicing writing
I was given the sentence builder app (by Mobile Education Store) to try out, and at first I tried to use it the way it was meant to be used. The way the app works is that a sentence is on the screen...
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Cut the Buttons iPad app giveaway
I have not had a chance to review the app Cut the Buttons, but it looks really cute. The maker of the app has given me some codes to use. I have both iPad and iPhone codes, so to enter to win a code,...
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iPad App: Rollercoaster Builder
I primarily use my iPad as a productivity tool, and type reports on it. It is very rare that I use it during direct treatment, although I do use it as a reward at the end of a session. One app that I...
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New iPad App in Town: Dexteria Jr. for Preschool
There is a new app that was developed by the makers of Dexteria that is specifically for the preschool set. The activities are simple, and it has some fun, motivating parts to it. The app is called...
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Dexteria App Review
Most of the apps that I have been using lately have been for me improve my productivity and paperwork, or as a reward for a student at the end of the therapy work. That being said, I recently tried out...
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Writing Wizard App review
I have tried out several apps that work on letter writing, but many of them are too “baby” like for the kids I am working with. Your Therapy Source suggested the Writing Wizard App, and I thought I...
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The Kaleidopaint App serves 2 purposes
I have written about coloring detailed geometric shape pages to work on hand and finger strengthening and visual perception in older students. You can buy a book of these coloring pages on Amazon, but...
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I got a chance to try out the app Ready to Print over the weekend. This app just recently came out, and I have wanted to try it out, but sadly, I do not own an iPad. I hope to remedy that fact as...
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