WH-Questions Island Hack 2.0 + Redeem Codes
Developer: Virtual Speech Center Inc.
Category: Education
Price: $9.99 (Download for free)
Version: 2.0
ID: com.virtualspeechcenter.whquestionsisland
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Description
****The board game is engaging. I also love the real pictures as visual prompts. So many of my students have difficulty with WH questions, so I know I will the use the app a lot. I can use it to simultaneously target sentence formation, syntax and articulation using the expressive format. (Speech Room News)****
Wh-Questions Island was developed by a certified speech and language pathologist for children to practice auditory comprehension and verbal expression by answering wh-questions.
Children will have fun playing the colorful animated board game and earning rewards while practicing wh-questions with real -life photos.
Wh-Questions Island includes two activity types: flashcard and the board game
Wh-Questions Island includes both receptive and expressive language tasks.
In receptive task, children listen to wh-questions and select the correct answer when given three choices. In the expressive task, children verbally answer wh-questions.
Wh-Questions Island offers 480 wh-questions:
- What questions (e.g. “What do you buy in the toy store? “) - 80 questions organized into four sets
- Where questions (e.g. “Where does a fireman work?”) - 80 questions organized into four sets
- Who questions (e.g. “Who is your best friend?”) - 80 questions organized into four sets
- When questions (e.g. “When do you go to the doctor?”) - 80 questions organized into four sets
- Why questions (e.g. “Why do you wear a helmet?”) - 80 questions organized into four sets
- How questions (e.g. “How do you help your parents?”) - 80 questions organized into four sets
Wh-Questions Island is easy to navigate and allows users to employ several tools to perform the following tasks:
-enter multiple students
-change settings
-save selected goals for next sessions
-select auto-scoring for receptive task
-select alternate counts for multiple students
-enable or disable written picture descriptions
-use audio recording feature
-track correct and incorrect responses
-view reports in table and graphical forms
-e-mail results at the end of the game
Wh-Questions Island was developed by a certified speech and language pathologist for children to practice auditory comprehension and verbal expression by answering wh-questions.
Children will have fun playing the colorful animated board game and earning rewards while practicing wh-questions with real -life photos.
Wh-Questions Island includes two activity types: flashcard and the board game
Wh-Questions Island includes both receptive and expressive language tasks.
In receptive task, children listen to wh-questions and select the correct answer when given three choices. In the expressive task, children verbally answer wh-questions.
Wh-Questions Island offers 480 wh-questions:
- What questions (e.g. “What do you buy in the toy store? “) - 80 questions organized into four sets
- Where questions (e.g. “Where does a fireman work?”) - 80 questions organized into four sets
- Who questions (e.g. “Who is your best friend?”) - 80 questions organized into four sets
- When questions (e.g. “When do you go to the doctor?”) - 80 questions organized into four sets
- Why questions (e.g. “Why do you wear a helmet?”) - 80 questions organized into four sets
- How questions (e.g. “How do you help your parents?”) - 80 questions organized into four sets
Wh-Questions Island is easy to navigate and allows users to employ several tools to perform the following tasks:
-enter multiple students
-change settings
-save selected goals for next sessions
-select auto-scoring for receptive task
-select alternate counts for multiple students
-enable or disable written picture descriptions
-use audio recording feature
-track correct and incorrect responses
-view reports in table and graphical forms
-e-mail results at the end of the game
Version history
2.0
2015-08-26
This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon.
- Ability to randomize activities in addition to pages
- Hide score during the session
- Ability to disable score sounds
- Ability to change score sounds
- Ability to update user
- Ability to randomize activities in addition to pages
- Hide score during the session
- Ability to disable score sounds
- Ability to change score sounds
- Ability to update user
1.5
2014-05-23
- Improved Reports
- Shorter Spinner
- Improved pictures quality
- Shorter Spinner
- Improved pictures quality
1.4.1
2014-02-18
Improved “More Apps” page.
1.4
2014-01-31
Fixed audio recording issue on IPad Air
1.3
2013-07-09
- support for horizontal rotation
- "More Apps" button
- "More Apps" button
1.2
2012-12-17
Added support for iOS 5.0 and 5.1.
1.1
2012-12-05
Changed deployment target to 6.0
1.0
2012-12-02
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Ratings
3.7 out of 5
3 Ratings
Reviews
They love it!,
Very useful
As an elementary school English as a second language teacher, I have frequently used this app with my kindergarten and 1st grade students. They really like this app and call it, "The Pirate Game." Setting up/starting the game is a little tricky and must be done by an adult. Students listen to a question and answer choices accompanied by a colorful photograph. I like how there is usually a plausible but incorrect answer choice that makes the students pay close attention to the structure of the question. There is a feature that allows students to record their voices asking and/or answering the question. I usually have the students record themselves repeating the question because the grammar of asking questions is more challenging for them than giving an answer. Since the recording is not saved by the app, and since I use this with beginning English speakers, doing the recording is done with the teacher monitoring and giving feedback. Recording the students voice is optional for game play . When the student selects the correct answer, they get to tap the spinner and advance on the game board. This keeps the students engaged and excited about practicing grammar and critical thinking.
slpkl,
Great app!
This app is great! My clients love it!
Needs one modification,
Good app-one critique
My only critique of the app would be the lack of a more noticeable chime or 'celebration' when the child selects a correct answer during the receptive language tasks. The quiet 'ding' is difficult to differentiate from the sound of an incorrect answer. If something like an X could appear for an incorrect answer and a star for a correct one, I feel like the kids would be able to differentiate the answers better. (Or a voice saying 'try again' or 'great job!'). With this modification, I would certainly recommend this app to other speech therapists.
Okslp,
Great app, needs a few tweaks
My speech/language students in 3rd are really enjoying using this app. The teacher can also adjust whether it is a receptive or expressive activity. There is a record but I can't figure out how to go back later and listen to responses. I would like to see more diversity reflected in the faces of the avatars for kids to choose. The report section tells you which skill the student completed, but doesn't say if it was receptive or expressive. I really, really need this for records. Please make that change.
GrannyBee57,
Great App
My students absolutely love this app. It keeps the activity interesting by providing a game for practice. Keeping data is so easy!
Marimeni,
Needs some work
I think this has potential to be a great app, but needs some work. The pirate avatars look too much alike, but that is a minor issue. I wish you had the option to turn off the multiple choice answers. The most important change I would like to see is the ability to mix up the question formats vs. answering one question type before moving on to the next question type.
Speechie32,
My favorite wh question app
This is my favorite wh question app yet. My students love being able to play a board game while practicing answering wh questions. I love how it gives you the option to receptively answer from a field of 3.
Chickenwris,
Nice app
Love the ability to work on the different WH questions at each student's level. Love having the receptive and expressive component!
SLP Michelle,
Michelle
Great app! I am able to work with various ability groups at their level!
PR-SLP,
Versatile
I like that questions are separated as expressive or receptive. My kids/clients ask for "the pirate" often in the sessions.
