Early Learning 1
Early Learning I is widely acclaimed as one of the best educational programs ever for pre-reading students with disabilities. Dozens of options allow the teacher to custom-tailor the program to any student’s needs. Early Learning I includes 4 activities that teach pre-reading skills. Each activity features multiple levels of difficulty. Single- and dual-switch scanning are built-in (6 different ways), and special prompts allow blind students to use all levels of difficulty.
Description
Designed for students aged two to five, but is also appropriate for students with learning disabilities.
The program features four different activities: (1) Matching Colors, (2) Learning Shapes, (3) Counting Numbers, and (4) Letter Match. Matching Colors allows the teacher to choose from four to twelve colors for the student to practice. Pictures can be presented as graphic blocks of solid color or as common objects depicted in basic colors. Learning shapes uses four different sets of four shapes, with five levels of difficulty. The program corrects students’ mistakes, and allows them to keep trying until they get the correct answer. Counting numbers has eight levels of difficulty, the simplest of which displays a number that the student must select via a click on the screen or a keyboard depression. The program progresses from counting in an orderly to a random fashion. Letter Match helps to teach students the alphabet in upper and lower case letters. The program provides a wide range of activities with great visuals, and is appropriate for any pre-school or kindergarten student.