Sounds Essentials
Learn and Identify Sounds
About
This app helps children develop sound recognition and listening skills through engaging activities. It's designed for early learners to improve auditory discrimination and memory, making learning fun and interactive.
What's New in Sounds Essentials
1.1
October 13, 2017
This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon. Improvements
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$1.99
Sounds Essentials Full Access
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FAQ
What is Sounds Essentials?
Sounds Essentials is a speech therapy app designed to enhance sound recognition and listening skills in children. It features four engaging activities to develop auditory discrimination and memory.
What age group is Sounds Essentials for?
This app is intended for children aged 2-8 years old, making it suitable for toddlers, preschoolers, and kindergarteners.
What are the main learning benefits of Sounds Essentials?
The app focuses on building auditory discrimination, auditory memory, and sound recognition skills. It helps children differentiate between various object sounds and sequence them.
How are the sounds organized in Sounds Essentials?
Sounds are grouped into six selectable categories: Animals, Machines, Nature, Actions, Transport, and Instruments, allowing for focused learning.
Can Sounds Essentials be used in therapy sessions?
Yes, this edutainment application is designed to be used by SLPs and speech therapists during therapy sessions to help children build essential auditory skills.
Does Sounds Essentials have ads?
No, Sounds Essentials does not contain advertisements, providing an uninterrupted learning experience for children.
What are the different activities available in Sounds Essentials?
The app offers four engaging activities: Know the Sound, Match the Sound, Find the Sound, and Sound Hunt, each designed to improve listening and sound discrimination.
Is Sounds Essentials available on multiple devices?
Yes, Sounds Essentials is supported on iPhone, iPad, and iPod, allowing for flexible use across Apple devices.
