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1. Visual Working For board - expect what's next
: autism, ASD, non-verbal, visual thinkers, scheduler, working for borad, visual reinforcement
Visual Working For board
The way to ease the anxiety during a scheduled task is by using a working for board.
These boards provide some predictability during a scheduled task and allow the children to understand what is coming next. It is useful to increase the expectations before the student receives reinforcement.
Another natural progression would be to increase the number of scheduled activities that a child is exposed to at one time, often done in a schedule format. 2. Visual Cue - transitional toy for visual thinkers
: autism, ASD, non-verbal, visual thinkers, scheduler, transitional toys, special education  Visual Cue
 Synopsis: Making a simple app to give a visual cue for non-verbal children or visual learners. Show corresponding pictures on iPad/iPod/iPhone to let them know what is expected, what is going on, or what’s next, etc.
Goal: to make easy to communicate with visual thinkers/learners.
A brand new way to give a visual cue for non-verbal children and/or visual thinkers.
3. Big or Small - check your children's verbal recognition
: autism, speech, recognition, language, verbal delay, Applied Behavior Analysis, developmental disorder, autistic spectrum disorder, ASD
 This is the first app particularly support children with autistic spectrum disorder.
“Big or Small” provides a structured way to check and teach children’s ability for understanding spoken language and basic concept of size, amount, numbers. This app is for parents and children who might have a language delays or useful tool to check if their children on the right path.
This app has started from such a simple question: ----- At 30 months, does your child ----- * Understand concepts such as “big” and “small”? So this app is very simple and small tool to check if your children have any language delay in terms of the question. However, it would provide more complicated concepts including amount and numbers to make your children understood those concepts with progress tracking. 4. MagLetters - Hyperlexia? Asperger's? Or just love letters and numbers?
: autism, speech, recognition, language, verbal delay, Applied Behavior Analysis, developmental disorder, autistic spectrum disorder, ASD
  inally, you can have magnetic letters on your iPad/iPhone & iPhone touch. MagLetters allows you to make words using appealing magnetic letters, numbers and symbols. If you want to bring magnetic letters and a fridge wherever you go, this is for you! It is also equipped with a phonic voice, which will help teach kids their abc’s and numbers while having fun. MagLetters will give you an amazing experience with what happens on the fridge door.Message from AME:
All our product are also available as a lite version. 100% free! You can evaluate it before buying a paid version.
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