Squeebles Math Bingo vs Shape Coding

Perfect for 5 to 11 year olds, Squeebles Math Bingo allows children to practise addition, subtraction, multiplication and division. It has all the fun of the traditional bingo game, with the additional motivation of earning ice-cream ingredients with which to create unique ice-creams in Ruby's ice-cream parlor! Key Features: - addition, subtraction, multiplication, division and "Mixed" game modes - 3 difficulty levels in each game mode - children earn rewards by doing well in their maths questions - 24 colourful Squeebles characters to collect, each with their own, unique personality - 200 ice cream ingredients to earn, across 4 categories (ice cream, toppings, sauce and extras) - combine ingredients to make over 4 million varieties of ice cream! - feed your creations to each of the 24 Squeebles and see what they like best (some of them have very strange tastes - Brussel sprout ice cream with butterscotch sauce, sugar mice and a garlic breadstick anyone? And that's not even close to being the strangest combination!! - full stats area for parents and teachers to follow each child's progress within the app and identify areas they might be struggling in - unlimited children can be registered with the app, each with their own profile that keeps track of their progress. - no ads, no in-app purchases, no internet links and no subscription fees - Squeebles Math Bingo is a safe environment for your child to learn within. The Story: The infamous Math Monster has been up to his old tricks and has frightened all Ruby's customers away from her ice cream and bingo parlor and has stolen all the ice cream ingredients!! By answering math questions correctly across three difficulty levels, children can help Ruby get her ingredients back and convince the 24 Squeeble customers to return to her ice cream parlor. Get in Touch: If you have any questions, then please e-mail the KeyStageFun team on info@keystagefun.co.uk

Please try the free Lite version before purchase to ensure all functionality will work on your device. SHAPE CODING® by Susan Ebbels is a flexible app designed for teachers and speech and language therapists / pathologists to use with children and young people who are having difficulties producing and understanding English sentence structure and grammar. It uses the SHAPE CODING® system which has been shown in several research projects to help children and young people with language disorders increase the length and complexity of sentences they can understand and use and to improve the accuracy of their sentence production. The SHAPE CODING® system uses a visual coding system to show the rules for how words are put together in sentences, to develop the child’s understanding of spoken and written grammar and to develop their ability to use grammar successfully to express themselves. The system includes use of colours (word classes), arrows (tense and aspect), lines (singular and plural) and shapes (syntactic structure). These are all included in the app, but the professional controlling the app can choose which features display for individual students. Multiple “teachers” can use the app and each “teacher” can have multiple students. The app is personalised for each student. The app is designed to be flexible so that professionals can adapt the levels and information displayed to suit the current levels and targets of individual students. The default first setting for each new student includes only basic sentence structures. Further complexity can be turned on (and off) by the “teacher” and individual settings are preserved for each student between uses. The app is equipped with a basic set of words which can be inserted into the shapes to make sentences. However, additional words can be added for individual students, or indeed for all students working with a particular “teacher” (this can be useful for names and topics which are common across a class of students for example). These can either be added before a session with a student, or during a session and can be saved for future use if desired. The app uses text-to-speech, so that students who struggle to read can also use the app. This app assumes a certain degree of familiarity with the SHAPE CODING® system. For more information see www.shapecoding.com. Training on how to use the SHAPE CODING® system is available from https://training.moorhouseinstitute.co.uk/. For a demonstration of some of the features of the app see https://shapecoding.com/demo-videos/, and for Frequently Asked Questions see: https://shapecoding.com/app-info/faqs/. Follow us on Twitter @ShapeCoding, Facebook @ShapeCoding and Instagram @shape_coding or if you have any problems or feedback, please contact us at training@moorhouseschool.co.uk Please review our privacy policy https://shapecoding.com/privacy-policy-apple/