Not worth the price
Too little activities for the price. Also nothing special that can't be achieved with basic flash cards.
Pleased with the results
I have a child, nearly four with Down syndrome, and have waited some time for downs ed to release the See and learn apps. I use the paper versions successfully with Theo but he prefers using the I pad for lessons. The interface has, as you would expect from specialists, a clear and easy to use interface that interests him without distracting him with lots of buttons or sounds. I can see thought has gone into the choice of words to practice and the program should be seen as a way to practice sounds rather than build up an extensive vocabulary. I have some query over the choice of words, it's difficult to Flashcards verbs ( picture of a slide for down ?). However it achieves it primary purpose. As to cost. It is expensive relative to cheapness of apps however I have easily spent £13 on apps that have proved useless. If expansion packs simply add to this platform then I will consider it money well spent. Do keep expanding it to other phonemes
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My Son Eli is seven years old and loved this App. I find it very helpful in developing his pronunciation and word skills. The visual aspect was a great idea connecting play and learning at the same time. Eli has Down syndrome and responded very enthusiastically to this new learning technique.
