Comparative Adjectives

A few changes would make this a great app. When teaching adjectives evidence suggests that you need many exemplars and to teach opposites. It is great that I can toggle off all adjectives except the two I am teaching and make those two contrastive. Big issue is that if I only toggle on short and tall - all I get are variations of tall and short children and adults. I can’t see myself using this in a session when I can download a free worksheet on tall vs short and get a dozen exemplars (e.g short building vs tall building, tree, plant, animal etc) and easily pull it up on my iPad. Also, if I turn all sounds off, there is no written question prompt so you are forced to have the sound on. I recommend the makers of this app read “Theoretical Principles to Guide Teaching of Adjectives to Children....” It’s open source if you are an SLP and ASHA member.

The idea is great but there are no words like shown in preview pictures. Won’t be able to use volume in setting.

Comparisons taught early like this is essential for pre-schoolers! My child can already guess the answer because there are too many repeats using the same pictures. I could give a five star if you use the same pictures but asked for the opposite of what you just asked for. It repeated who was the tallest woman about five times with the exact same picture within less than four minutes! My kid is four and a half and has aced it! More randomization? Otherwise, excellent, as are all the rest!