App Description
Apple! Manzana! Pomme! How many ways can you say it? This beautifully illustrated and photographed, multi-language app is a free sampler demo to show how our full version app works, which is also in the App store.This app is perfect for the toddler or speech-delayed child who is learning how to label common nouns as well as for any child who wants to learn the names of basic objects in the following 7 languages: English, Chinese, Spanish, French, Japanese, Hindi and Russian. Just select the language of your choice and start playing!
The Lite version app includes 5 objects: bird, foot, apple, ball and baby. These are shown 10 or more ways so your child can more readily generalize their meaning. For example, “ball” is shown as a tennis ball, a basketball, a baseball, a soccer ball, and even a football.
There are 3 activities: Learn the Word, Find the Word (receptive vocabulary) and Say the Word (expressive vocabulary).
In the Learn the Word activity, the child is taught the name for the word by a native speaker of the selected language by hearing and seeing it 5 times. In the Find the Word activity, the child is shown 5 pictures and is asked to find the requested object. The Say the Word game features a fun spinner and recording feature! The word is then played back and the user can compare to the model for that word, in whatever language has been chosen.
Options in the Settings: If answered correctly, a cute, short animation can be shown after a specified number of responses, depending upon the setting the user chooses (1, 3, or 5). Users can select photographs, color drawings or random. Text can be “on” to support early reading skills, or “off” to support early listening skills. In addition, this lite version app includes user settings and data collection for up to 3 children.
Hamaguchi Apps is dedicated to the mission of bringing high-quality apps to the general public and professionals for affordable prices.
This format is especially powerful for children with speech delays and autism spectrum disorders who need strong visual support with as little background clutter as possible, and for use in speech therapy sessions. Developed by noted speech-language pathologist and author of Childhood Speech, Language & Listening Problems: What Every Parent Should Know, Patti Hamaguchi, M.A., CCC-SLP.
To find out more about this app and our other upcoming projects, visit our website: www.hamaguchiapps.com
App Changes
April 11, 2012 Initial Release



