This guest post is by Lisette at Speech Sprouts. She was one of the winners in my new blogger contest!
Have you tried Tap Roulette?
School based SLP’s see lots of groups. Do you get complaints that “I’m never first!” no matter who you pick to begin a game or activity? We’ve all rolled the dice to see who it will be, but this free app is way cooler!
Check out this Free App: Tap Roulette in the App Store
In my therapy room, we have nick-named this app “Finger pick.”, and the kids beg to use it.
Everyone puts a finger on the screen. (The description says the app supports up to five fingers,
but 6 has worked for me.)
Everyone puts a finger on the screen. (The description says the app supports up to five fingers,
but 6 has worked for me.)
The circles swirl around each finger, making a clicking “roulette wheel” sound. They change colorsand finally highlight the “pick” in red. Voila! No arguments.
Another way to have fun with this app is to use it determine how many points each turn is worth. One?
Two? Students put one finger on the screen for one point, a finger of the other hand for two points.
Whichever finger is “chosen” that’s their score. Try it out!
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I’ve been using it since last year. The kids love it. We call it “Pick Finger” Ha!
This is a fabulous idea! Can’t wait to try it out. Thank you!
My kids love this! My second graders from last year called it the Finga-ma-picker!
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