Listening

Find It

Listener responding: hear a word and tap the picture

The learner hears a word and taps the matching photo from an array of 4, 6, or 8. Harder levels add “messy” arrays and more photos per word.

Open Find It

When

  • Teaching receptive identification of nouns (“Touch the ball”).
  • Increasing difficulty in steps once the learner meets criterion at a level.
  • Short, independent rounds where the app delivers the instruction.

Why

  • Recorded voice gives the same instruction every trial.
  • Pictures that contain or closely resemble each other (a firefighter and a helmet, for example) never appear in the same array.
  • A wrong tap highlights the right picture and repeats the word: a built-in prompt that isn’t scored as correct.

How

  1. On the setup screen, pick a level: 4 · 20 items, 6 messy · 40 items, or 8 messy · 50 × 3 (three photos of each item). Then tap Play.
  2. The first word plays right away. Tap the speaker button to repeat it.
  3. Let the learner respond. A correct tap earns stars and moves on. A wrong tap prompts the right answer.
  4. Use Skip when the learner isn’t ready to respond. Skips aren’t counted as errors.
  5. Each round is 10 trials. Log shows every trial. Press and hold Hold to reset for a second to start a new session.
  6. The level stays fixed while you play. To change it, tap End (or Change level after a round) to go back to the setup screen.
  7. After a round, tap Play again to keep going, or Back to dashboard to return to the learner’s dashboard (Back to all tools when no learner is selected).

Saved to the dashboard: The first tap on every trial, plus skips. Changing the level starts a new phase on the graph.

Naming & recognitionFlashcardsNaming pictures (tacts) in discrete trialsLanguageWe & TheyPronoun discrimination: we, they, he, sheListeningWhich One?Listener responding by function, feature, and classMatchingMatch ItVisual matching to sampleMatchingSort ItSorting pictures by class, function, or featureMathCount & CompareEarly math: numerals 1–5, counting, matching numbers to amounts, more and less, and sizeReadingWord MatchEarly reading: matching printed words to pictures, and lettersCommunicationMy WayA functional request (mand), for example in FCTDaily routinesToothbrushingA 9-step toothbrushing chain (task analysis)