Language

We & They

Pronoun discrimination: we, they, he, she

A sentence such as “We are playing with cars” is read aloud, and the learner taps the one of two pictures that matches it. Phase 2 adds he and she.

Open We & They

When

  • Teaching receptive pronouns once the learner matches pictures and follows short sentences.
  • Moving from we/they to all four pronouns (Phase 2).

Why

  • Both pictures show the same activity, so only the pronoun tells them apart.
  • Trials are balanced and never repeat the same side or pronoun more than twice in a row.
  • Built-in error correction: a wrong tap says “Try again,” and the learner must choose correctly to move on.

How

  1. Read the Say this to your learner script on the start screen.
  2. Pick Trials per block (6, 10, 12, or 20). Leave Voice reads sentences aloud on unless you’ll read them yourself.
  3. Turn on Phase 2 to mix in he and she. Use 🔊 Test sound first on a new device.
  4. Tap ▶ Start the game. The speaker button repeats the sentence.
  5. At the end of a block, results by pronoun appear. Choose Play another round to keep going. To stop early, tap ✕, then End & see data.

Saved to the dashboard: The first touch on every trial. Corrections after an error aren’t scored. The graph marks each change between Phase 1 and Phase 2.

Naming & recognitionFlashcardsNaming pictures (tacts) in discrete trialsListeningFind ItListener responding: hear a word and tap the pictureListeningWhich 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)