Skill Champ Lite at Mac App Store analyse

Skill Champ uses your childs interests to teach new skills. Quickly customize any of the 10 lessons with your childs favorite theme - so you can use sailboats to teach numbers or train signs to teach colors! Skill Champ covers a range of early academic skills: Picture Matching, Letters, Numbers, Colors, Put In, 1:1 Put On, Big & Little, Happy & Sad, A/B Patterns, and Shape Puzzles. Every Skill Champ lesson is based on best practice autism strategies and includes a printable curriculum so that your child can practice the skills on AND off the iPad! Learn more at our website: www.skillchamp.org. FREE download comes with 3 skills and 2 themes - try it out and if it works for your child, download all 10 themes and all 10 skills for just $9.99! Educational Value: • Visually stunning and intuitive – learn the simple structure for completing a lesson and use it to practice all 10 skills! • Use your child’s favorite themes, responsive sounds, and reinforcing videos to motivate learning. • Skill Champ automatically adjusts in difficulty depending on how your child does – start the lesson errorlessly and end the lesson a Skill Champ! • Practice skills offline! Each skill you download comes with a printable curriculum to help your child practice the skill in the real world. Features: • FREE download includes 3 skills and 2 themes - additional skills and themes can be purchased separately or purchase all options at a reduced cost • Combine any skill with any theme for 100 unique lessons • Drag and drop functionality for simple use • Assists fine motor control by limiting drag and drop functionality to one item • Realistic photo images for relevant learning at any age • Counter displays the number of problems remaining for ease of transitions • Easily adjust sound and background settings to fit your child’s preferences • Theme-related videos follow the completion of a lesson • Accuracy and time to complete data shown at the end of each lesson • Child-friendly replay button allows for independent use by child