Highly motivational graphics, activities, and games encourage and reinforce students’ word recognition using vocabulary that is familiar and meaningful. The activities help students to understand that text carries meaning by encouraging them to hear, say, and match words to pictures, and move the words around on-screen – providing an exciting multisensory and interactive experience. Perfect for early learners and those with autistic spectrum disorder.

A Busy Day allows all learners to experience reading success even before the skills of phonological awareness are fully developed.

A Busy Day is full of highly motivational graphics, activities and games to encourage and reinforce children’s word recognition. Based on vocabulary that is familiar and meaningful, A Busy Day’s activities help students to understand that text carries meaning, by encouraging them to hear, say, and match words to pictures, and move the words around on-screen – providing an exciting multi-sensory and interactive experience. Highly motivating, this CD-ROM’s approach is perfect for those children who may not have been able to access the normal routes to reading. It encourages the development of language skills and acquisition of new vocabulary which, in turn, enhances self-esteem. A Busy Day is particularly effective for children on the autistic spectrum, those with Down’s syndrome, attention difficulties, those who are primarily visual learners and those learning English as an additional language. It is also ideal for use in mainstream elementary classrooms.

• Helps children acquire and recognise a range of vocabulary that can be understood, generalised and used to construct meaningful sentences • Enables fast learning, promoting increased confidence and motivation • Contains full teacher guidance, including training videos • Audio support throughout • Contains colour-coded word banks with the facility to add your own words • Printable clip art, worksheets, and certificates • Printable record keeping • Full range of customisable accessibility settings including switch access

All About Science with Toys is designed to support students in the study of Physical Processes by introducing students to a variety of new skills through its six menus and 15 interactive activities including forces and motion, pushes and pulls, and light and dark.

All About Number Level 1 is packed with fun activities that encourage students to explore and practice their understanding of a variety of math topics including numbers up to 10, counting, reading numbers, number vocabulary, and subtraction. Full audio support is given on every page. There is also a built-in word processor with a speaking word bank, which allows children to write about what they have discovered.

All About Number Level 2 allows students to practice and test their understanding of vital mathematical concepts such as counting to twenty and counting in 2s and 5s, odd and even numbers, reading and ordering numbers and place value, doubles and estimating. Full audio support is given on every page. There is also a built-in word processor with a speaking word bank, which allows children to write about what they have discovered.

All About Shape and Space is designed to support students’ development in mathematics and technology including pattern and design, paths, mirror symmetry and how 3D shapes are formed. The accompanying audio support guides the student through each stage, making it ideal for group or independent work.

Eye Track

Developed by teachers and occupational therapists, Eye Track focuses on visual perception skills including discrimination, memory, spatial relationships, form consistency, figure ground and closure perception. Eye Track was designed for learners from 3, as well as older learners with attention, dyslexic or dyspraxic difficulties. The learner is encouraged to complete activities in order to recapture the lovable rogue Ronnie Retina, who has escaped from his prison cell. Supported by printable worksheets and clip art, this is a unique CD-ROM. Each activity has five levels of difficulty and will keep learners engrossed while addressing vital areas of development.

Idiom Track helps to identify and explore English idioms and their meanings. The CD-ROM consists of a selection of 60 idioms, graphically illustrated to demonstrate their actual and literal meanings. The idioms are grouped into various categories, which include animals, food and drink, colour and parts of the body. Idiom Track features a range of fun activities to further reinforce the meanings of idioms. These activities gradually build the users’ understanding, as well as their confidence and use of social language in a fun and interesting way. You can also import your own digital images to illustrate real meanings of particular idioms. Other features include: • Curriculum-linked suggestions • A range of accessibility options • Integrated user records. Idiom Track is appropriate for learners aged 9+ and older learners with specific learning difficulties, including autistic spectrum disorders, dyslexia and semantic/pragmatic disorders.

Sound Beginnings – Making Sounds is designed to encourage vocalization through exploration and skills-building exercises. It encourages and develops basic awareness of the dimensions of speech, such as volume, inflection, pitch, breath control and the presence or absence of voice. Students are challenged as they use their voice to move through Racing, Jigsaw, Blow-up, Invaders and Floating activities. These specially chosen activities are particularly suitable for pupils who are at the early stages of acquiring spoken language. Teachers can configure the programs to suit the level of the users and add their own specific images. A record of the individual’s progress can be created and printed at the end of each activity. NB: Requires a microphone.