StoryBuilder for iPad

StoryBuilder for iPad

Narrative Skill Builder

7 ratings
95 reviews
$7.99

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • August 15, 2010
  • September 29, 2023

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This app helps children improve their narrative skills by assisting with paragraph formation, idea integration, and abstract thinking through inference. It utilizes audio clips to enhance auditory processing for children with special needs, offering a fun environment to build stories.

Improve paragraph formation
Integrate ideas
Higher level abstractions
Auditory processing enhancement
Record narrative in own voice
Archive and email stories
Import photos
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What's New in StoryBuilder for iPad

2.3.0

September 29, 2023

Updates for iOS16 compatibility

User reviews

Disappointed

I am an SLP in an urban school. I was using this app today and realized with much dismay that there are NO people of color in any of the pictures. The same is true in your Story Builder app which has cartoon drawings. This just downgraded my opinion of the appropriateness of this activity for my students.
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Creative thinking help!

This app is really good for getting children to think outside the box and complete thoughts. It is especially good for children who have autism/Asperger's

A+

Amazing app to encourage creative writing and story telling. The record feature enabling the user to record their own voice and play it back is a huge benefit. This app is a favorite in this household! Well done mobile education!

Great!

As an elementary school English as a second language teacher, I am making great use of Story Builder. I use it in the setting where the students are guided through a series of open ended questions supported by colorful pictures that evoke a story. Students record their answers. What comes out is a recording of the student telling a story that can be archived as a language sample and used to inform my instruction. Very cool software!
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How about...

Love it! great app!! It has done wonders for my two kids. One thing though...how about a French or Spanish version? I, for one, would jump at the opportunity to use that same approach to improve my kids' French!

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FAQ

What does StoryBuilder do?

StoryBuilder is designed to help children improve their narrative skills. It focuses on enhancing paragraph formation, the integration of ideas, and higher-level abstractions through inference. The app provides a rich and fun environment for children to create and build stories.

What are the key features of StoryBuilder?

Key features include the ability to record narratives in the child's own voice, multiple levels of play, and an intuitive interface. Stories can be archived for later playback, emailed, and students can import photos from their camera or library to enhance their narratives. It also offers 500 audio clips to guide the storytelling process.

How much does StoryBuilder cost?

StoryBuilder is a paid application. It can be purchased as an individual app or as part of the MES Speech Therapy Bundle. The provided data indicates no in-app purchases or ads, suggesting a one-time purchase model.

What are the system requirements for StoryBuilder?

StoryBuilder is compatible with iPad devices. It requires iOS 4.2 software update or later. The app is designed for a tablet interface, specifically optimized for the iPad.

Who is the target audience for StoryBuilder?

The app is recommended for children aged 6-10 and 10+. It is particularly beneficial for children with special needs, including those on the autism spectrum or with sensory processing disorders, as it uses extensive audio clips to promote auditory processing and improve narrative creation.