App Happy
This is my final March Madness app post and we won’t be discussing a single app. It’s time to accessorize! Many of you are familiar
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Month: March 2015
Phono Learning Center Review and Giveaway!
***Amy was the winner!*** This is the last app review in my month long series and it’s a goody! I see a lot more traditional
Articulation Scenes Review and Giveaway!
***Congratulations to Yvonne who won a free copy!*** We are in the last full week of March and I’ll be winding down my March Madness
OperaVox review and Giveaway!
***Congratulations to M.Parker who won a the free copy!*** I don’t see voice students nearly as often as I see those for language or artic
Spring TPT Hop and Hunt!
We’re taking a break from apps today to celebrate spring with a TPT Hop and Hunt! You’ll visit eleven stores, download eleven freebies and get
Seashores to Sea Floors: App review and Giveaway!
Congratulations to Nikki who won a free copy of her own! I know it seems hard to believe, but spring will be coming soon, the
Food, Glorious Food (an assortment of apps)
Cooking is such a great way to target sequencing and following directions with a (hopefully) delicious reinforcement at the end. It can also be a
Bag Game app review and Giveaway!
Congratulations to Kim and Michelle who each won a copy! Sometimes simple really is the best and the Bag Game (version 1.15) by All4MyChild is
Frog Game app review and giveaway (plus a HUGE app sale!)!
A little over a year ago, I shared a review of Kids Sound Lab (click here for the full post). I think this app does
March Madness: App Reviews for the busy SLP
You’ve heard me mention YappGuru before—I joined their panel of “expert” reviewers over a year ago and pitched in at their ASHA booth this past November.
Speech Journal Review and Giveaway!
Congratulations to Mary and Debra who each won a copy of this app! Basketball is a HUGE deal in North Carolina so I was excited
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