This app helps children practice answering basic who, what, and where questions through five engaging activities. It offers customizable settings and tracks progress, making it ideal for home practice and skill development.
1.0
October 21, 2020
Who, What and Where Lite is an educational app designed to help children practice answering basic who, what, and where questions through five interactive activities. It is developed by Hamaguchi Apps and created by a licensed speech-language pathologist.
The app features five activities: 'Who vs. What' (identifying subjects in pictures), 'WH Questions About Occupations' (matching questions to jobs), 'WH Questions About Pictures' (answering questions based on images), 'WH Questions About Sentences' (comprehending short stories), and 'Answering WH Questions About Animations' (customizing animated characters).
Yes, users can select the number of choices presented to the child and adjust the presentation rate of questions to slow them down for better processing. Some activities also offer easier and more challenging options.
Yes, the app keeps data and scores for user progress, though this feature can be turned off if preferred. This allows parents and educators to monitor the child's development in answering WH questions.
Who, What and Where Lite is currently supported on iPad devices. It is designed for home practice and is a lighter version of the full app with fewer content options and limited user profiles.
Yes, the app has an age rating of 4+ and is specifically designed to help children develop foundational language skills related to asking and answering WH questions. It is recommended for parent/home practice.
The app was last updated on October 21, 2020, with version 1.0. As of its release date, it has received positive feedback with a rating of 5.0 stars from 3 ratings.
No, Who, What and Where Lite does not contain advertisements. It is a free application focused on providing an uninterrupted learning experience for children.
