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- 65% of students with ASD demonstrate comprehension difficulties.

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-Three cognitive theories connect with how students with ASD have such difficulty in comprehension.
*Theory of Mind: Understanding other's point of view or perspective.
*Central Coherence: Bringing details into a concept or idea.
*Executive Functioning: organizing planning and/or monitoring progress when given a situation.

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Description:
The interactive pages are touched using the LeapReader® system to sound out letters and words or follow along with the stories as they’re reading out loud.

Why:
The Leapfrog Learning system is one of the longest reading fluency assistive devices that have helped users have stronger reading fluency and comprehension skills. This recent version now has different character voices, which will help the student catch the tones and pitches of characters express themselves to encourage the student to mimic and role play while doing a read a loud.

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LeapReader │ Learn-to-Read 5-Book Set │ LeapFrog

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MyON has access to hundreds of ebooks where students can select based on their level. They are able to record their read alouds and play them back to hear their fluency skills.

Why?
MyON is very accommodating as it is assistive in helping students learn how to read fluently with appropriate tone and pitch. They can adjust the speed of the narrator, too. A great feature is how easily interchangeable the audio narration is when the student needs  need to listen to a specific part and then interchange to the recording button and try reading it again.

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myON is here to help ensure your students can keep reading and learning even if schools close. To support you and your students, please see the learning and implementation resources available on our Renaissance at Home hub.

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myON is here to help ensure your students can keep reading and learning even if schools close. To support you and your students, please see the learning and implementation resources available on our Renaissance at Home hub.

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Storyline Online is a foundation that gets well-known celebrities to read a book aloud to the audience. Connecting this to reading fluency, students can have a copy of the book and choral read together.

Why?
Many students may still be shy to read aloud, hindering their reading fluency. Choral reading with an adult, specifically with a figure the child may look up to, will provide more comfort and excitement to strengthen their fluency as they read with the actor.

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When crime happens, especially when food goes missing on Ed's farm, mouse crime fighters and food detectives Wilcox and Griswold are the animals to call. When Miss Rabbit's carrot cake goes missing, they do what it takes to track down the thieves.

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'The Case of the Missing Carrot Cake' read by Wanda Sykes

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When crime happens, especially when food goes missing on Ed's farm, mouse crime fighters and food detectives Wilcox and Griswold are the animals to call. When Miss Rabbit's carrot cake goes missing, they do what it takes to track down the thieves.

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This card creator gives students options to write about a real or fictional person, place, object, event, or abstract concept. Students will answer the prompts by providing a fact, answer a detailed question of a location or background, and also add a visual image of the person or thing.

Why?
This interaction helps organize what students need to focus on a topic and specify the details where appropriate. It also helps them show a different way of text comprehension with some freedom to chose what they want to speak about in that story.

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Story Map provides the following types of prompted graphic organizers for students to demonstrate their understanding towards a character's physical and personality traits, identifying the conflict and resolution within the story as well as its settings.

Why?
Story Map is a simplified version of a chronology chart which uses "wh" comprehension questions to direct students what information is exactly needed. Students can also print their work afterwards and use it as a study guide or create more maps for the story's additional characters and settings.

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This interactive timeline is a graphic organizer where students can fill in a title, description, and image of an event.

Why?
Students have the flexibility to demonstrate a story's chronology and implement its key details through selecting what was important. Teachers can prompt the student to add as many or limit to how many timeline boxes the story should have.

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Tech 1: IXL- Multiple Meaning Words With Pictures

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Tech 1: IXL- Multiple Meaning Words With Pictures

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Description:
IXL provides various versions of multiple meaning word games but what makes this one more preferable is that it provides visuals for students to limit their literal and at times abstract thinking when it comes to understanding examples when a word does not have one definition.

Why?
IXL provides over twenty examples per lesson and if the student completes it incorrectly, the child is able to view a detailed explanation and similar examples to improve their understanding and direction.

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IXL | Multiple-meaning words with pictures | 3rd grade language arts

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Improve your language arts knowledge with free questions in "Multiple-meaning words with pictures" and thousands of other language arts skills.

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Description:
Quizizz is a flexible program with teachers or students writing questions on any topic. For this assignment, Quizizz is very helpful in improving vocabulary understanding and building. Students are provided with multiple choice options for their questions, images can be connected to the question, and teachers can accommodate how long each student has to read the question and answer choices as well as answer it.

Why?
Quizizz is similar to the Kahoot program but is still completely free and easily accessible to everyone. You do not need to purchase a subscription to access lessons or other features. Students can also independently explore for more vocabulary practice under their grade level and academic topic.

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Wayground - The world's most engaging learning platform

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Find and create gamified quizzes, lessons, presentations, and flashcards for students, employees, and everyone else. Get started for free!

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Description:
This app can be downloaded through Android and iOS devices. The app teaches vocabulary through four types of games. The first is Word Find which is a word search activity. The second is Word Lock which is a definition game. Third is Word Drop which helps you categorize the vocabulary term. Fourth, Word Strike word matching game for ESOL students.

Why?
This app provides four different opportunities for a student to build vocabulary and help interact through their preffered way of learning.

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Vocab Victor is your personal English word tutor. Expand vocabulary and learn more words as you play three different vocabulary building games!

Word Find is a word search puzzle game. This colorful and fun game also teaches related words.

Word Lock is a word definition game. Pick the right key to unlock the definition of the word. This game helps you think about the word meaning!

Word Drop is a word sorting game. Help the bird deliver the letter to the correct mailbox!

Word Strike is a word matching game for English language learners. You learn vocabulary by choosing the best match for the word on the target.

At the end of every game, our Word Review screen lets you study the definitions for the words in that game.

The Daily Challenge gives you one chance each day to win extra charms while learning verb phrases and collocations!

Playing Vocab Victor will teach you new words and strengthen your knowledge of the words you already know. Victor is always adapting to your vocabulary level! You'll see the same words repeated several times. After you've learned the word, new words will appear in the games.

Visit the Progress Room to check your progress, see the words you've learned, and study word definitions! Increase your rank (from peasant to emperor!) by learning new words! View the Leaderboard to compete with your friends!

Studying for IELTS, TOEIC, or other tests? Buy our word lists to focus your studies:

-- New General Service List (NGSL) - Great general-purpose words for all English learners
-- New Academic Word List (NAWL) - Words to help you succeed in school
-- Business Service List (BSL) - Words used in business
-- TOEIC List - Words to help you succeed on the TOEIC exam
-- IELTS With Fiona - Words to help you succeed on the IELTS exam

Your list words will come up automatically when you play Vocab Victor! See your word list progress in the Progress Room.

Are you an ESL/EFL/ELL teacher? Assign this fun app to give your students focused vocabulary instruction that will hold their attention. A strong vocabulary improves competence for students across all four language skills, which means classroom time is more effective! Visit our teachers page to learn more!

Vocab Victor is also a fun game for native English speakers!

Love it! !

First of all, the interface design of the app is great!! The games already look fun to me before I play them lol

As an English learner, I found this app very helpful. I was a little bit confused when I started playing the game that we need to choose a pair of words, but as I played more, I learned how it works. This game is definitely the most challenging one for me, but I've learned more words by finding relationships between two words after I played it!

The other games are less challenging for me, but they are also fun and helpful for my vocabulary learning. What I want to remind other English learners here is that reviewing the words after you finish playing a game (doesn't matter you lost or won) is actually important and helpful for learning new words! I always skipped the review window when I just started playing it, cuz I was too lazy lol I started reviewing the words after I have failed the same game 5 times, and realized that going through the definitions of the words that I didn't know actually helps me remember and learn the words, so I can get more correct answers when I replay the game.

In conclusion, the games are fun and helpful for me to learn new words & memorize the old words. I do think users with different levels of English ability might have different experience. However, it doesn't hurt to try. Maybe this app is helpful for you too :)

Thanks for your feedback! We're glad you like it!!!

Love It! Please add a SAT or Advanced Vocab Feature!

Love how this has a business vocab feature and you study by mainly playing games. Please have the new innovative games in the future as promised and since I love SAT words like 'homogeneous' and "gobbledygook', please make a feature of this as well since I didn't see in the list.

Weird word variety

My 8 year old was incredibly motivated to play and continue playing, and loved that he was learning new words.
He brought it to me three times within 30 minutes to show me words that he was getting- strangle, naked, and drunk, asking me why it was showing him inappropriate words like that.
I understand the value of expanding your vocabulary, but it seems odd to me that words that describe violence or are geared towards adults are sitting inside a game geared for children. It made him uncomfortable, and me uncomfortable seeing his discomfort. We ended up deleting the app, but it was a disappointment because it seemed like a fantastic tool.

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‎Vocab Victor is your personal English word tutor. Expand vocabulary and learn more words as you play three different vocabulary building games! Word Find is a word search puzzle game. This colorful and fun game also teaches related words. Word Lock is a word definition game. Pick the right key...

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Description:
Construct a Word is an interactive game that has students select the ending of a word and connect blends and prefixes to create full words.

Why?
The game helps student avoid made up words as it will correct them with "that's not on my list" and provide a countdown as to how many words are left for them to create.

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This interactive game informs the player to "match the picture word that has the same middle sound as the picture word on the plate."

Why?
This game speaks to the student and helps pronounce the two words that have the same middle sound. It also provides visual cues of the written word and familiar objects. If the child gets it incorrect, the incorrect word will visually show why it is not correct.

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Help Gonk gobble up the word with the same vowel sound as the featured word.

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The bull asks the player to categorize the given word into the section with the right number of syllables. It reads the word aloud for the player, prompts them to independently pronounce it as well, and is then followed with a sentence.

Why:
This game is very helpful in providing the word but constant listening prompts if the child needs to hear it again. There are many words given and are randomized so the child can continue to practice without provided the answers after a few tries.

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Syllables

Syllables play an important role in spoken English in that they greatly influence the rhythm of the language, its poetic meter and its stress patterns. Syllables are also important very early on as their mastery dictates a child's success in reading. Kids enjoy learning about syllables using fun online games. These syllable games teach children how to recognize syllables and how to use them properly in reading and writing. Many teachers have even started using online games to assist in their classroom teachings. Online syllable games can be a great tool for the classroom while teaching language arts lessons.

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Syllables play an important role in spoken English in that they greatly influence the rhythm of the language, its poetic meter and its stress patterns. Syllables are also important very early on as their mastery dictates a child's success in reading. Kids enjoy learning about syllables using fun online games.

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- In terms of phonics, students may know the individual sound and font but have difficulty applying the knowledge.

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-Additional difficulties are connected by the lack of social skills knowledge and experiences when it comes to non-technical texts.

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- As students may be aware of some vocabulary, they may be unable to use context clues to recognize the word's other meaning(s).

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- Students with ASD also have the challenge of not being able to refrain from unlocking prior knowledge of a keyword they are viewing but the information or "fun fact" does not appropriately relate to the original context needed.