****This app has a lot to offer. With over 60 sequence activities for students to practice it will definitely get a workout. The ability to change sequence steps for each activity is great and allows me to adapt each set for my students. The pictures are cute without being young and clearly depict each activity. The game is fun and the pre-programmed time function on it is a fantastic feature. (Maureen, M.S.CCC-SLP)****
The Sequencing Post Office app was created by a certified speech and language pathologist for children ages 3 and up to practice sequencing.
Sequencing involves putting objects and events in logical order, and it is an important language skill for storytelling, reading comprehension, following directions, and executive functioning.
The Sequencing Post Office app offers over 60 sequencing tasks, divided into three levels of difficulty: 2-step, 3-step, and 4-step sequencing, and a fun motivational game.
Children will have fun working in the post office and putting the pictures in the correct order while being rewarded with a fun game when they accumulate enough points.
The Sequencing Post Office app is easy to navigate and allows users to employ several tools to perform the following tasks:
-Enter multiple students
-Change settings and use randomization
-Audio record
-Track correct and incorrect responses
-Email results at the end of the session
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What's New in Sequencing Post Office
1.2
October 11, 2016
This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon.
- UI Improvements
I love this app! The kids enjoy the pictures/stories and the little reward game. I agree that some images are hard to tell which goes first but I tell kids it’s right if I think it’s right and they can make a logical story. For some kids, I mute the app so they don’t even know if they got it right/wrong until I tell them. I also tend to skip some card sets (two kids playing catch comes to mind) because I have no clue what the order is either.
Overall, it’s a great app!!! I agree with others that having 5 or even 6 images would be great (maybe a “Sequencing Postal Office: Advanced” could be made?) but it’s fantastic as is. Some kids even ask for it as a reward.