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Although the information on the left states that this app is available in all languages, it is only presented in English. This app is based on the...
Although the information on the left states that this app is available in all languages, it is only presented in English. This app is based on the best-selling Buddy Bear software and storybooks. Speech-language pathologists and educators appreciate these specialized teaching techniques for children with autism spectrum disorders and developmental disabilities: simple, predictable languageuncluttered illustrations cheerful, reassuring audio rewarding animation and sound effectsopen-ended responses Buddy Bear helps children compare and contrast items and learn descriptive vocabulary and morphological word endings (-er and -est) . Five interactive stories also develop joint attention, reciprocity, and early language skills. The stories include these vocabulary concepts:What Buddy Bear Seeshigh, higher, and highest; some, less, and least; and moreWhat Buddy Bear Findsfull, fuller, and fullest; tall, taller, and tallest; and moreWhat Buddy Bear Likesbig, bigger, and biggest; far, farther, and farthest; and moreWhat Buddy Bear Hasold, older, and oldest; warm, warmer, and warmest; and moreWhat Buddy Bear Doeswet, wetter, and wettest; good, better, and best; and more Once you start the app, tap on one of the stories. Back, forward, and repeat arrows provide easy screen navigation. Children choose the correct answer with an easy one-tap response. Correct responses are reinforced with animation, sound effects, and a friendly Good job!


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Release
Latest update
Version
1.5
OPERATING SYSTEMS
Platform
iOS
Operating System
iOS 12.1.2
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Compatible with iPad. iTunes account required.
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