Ask Ed vs Arranging Coins and Notes AUD

Does your child have worries, anxieties, tantrums? Imagine if an app could teach your child to voice their problems, express their feelings and decide on a plan of action. Ask Ed is designed to help children deal with real life problems from the smallest annoyance to a 'full blown catastrophe'. Ed, the Catastrophe Scale cat guides children through the Ask Ed process; asking questions, providing advice and giving encouragement. Ask Ed uses the Catastrophe Scale to help children put their problems into perspective. Problems may be rated from 0 (no problem) to 10 (worst ever). This helps children understand that some problems may not be as bad as first perceived and can be easily overcome (ratings 0 - 4), while more challenging problems (ratings 5 - 10) need different strategies and help from other people. Ask Ed is a great way for children to express their problems and share their feelings, empowering them to solve their own problems and feel good about themselves. Features of Ask Ed • Deals with ‘real life’ problems - from the smallest annoyance to a full blown catastrophe! • Helps children manage feelings of frustration, sadness and anger. • Provides messages of support and encouragement. • Produces an Ask Ed report detailing the child’s responses. • Report can be emailed and printed for future reference. • Includes a database of real life problems experienced by children. • Allows children to add their own problems and ideas. • Helps children develop real life problem solving skills and build resilience. • Can be used at home, school or out and about. • Works with individual children or groups of children. • Suitable for children from pre-school to secondary school. If you’re looking for a way to help children, Ask Ed!

Arranging Coins and Notes from Smallest to Biggest Value (Australian Currency) helps students learn the value of Australian coins and notes by arranging them in ascending order. A coin or note appears in the first box, and the student selects the next two that follow in order of value. The program builds money recognition, sequencing, and value comparison skills. Features: Training Mode – Guided practice with prompts and congratulatory animations. Test Mode – Independent practice with results tracking and reporting. Prompts – Optional blinking guidance when a student hesitates. Reports – Track progress in Test mode. Labels – Display numerical values under coins and notes, or hide them for more challenge. Order Settings – Show coins and notes in ascending order or random order. Congratulatory Animation – Encouragement after correct answers (Training mode only). Designed for students, therapists, teachers, and parents, this app makes learning about Australian currency simple, interactive, and fun.