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Daily Living App
Based on the Core 6 Books, this app allows children and parents to view and hear the steps of common daily living tasks, as well as, keep track of progress.
This interactive app provides visual and auditory support to guide app users through the steps of completing the following tasks:Brushing Teeth,Washing Hands,Taking a Bath,Taking a Shower,Washing Face, and Using the Bathroom.
Each guide or task analysis has a tracking system where you can identify how independently the individual completed the task and a note system to keep account of progress details.
Available on iPad.
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My Emotions App
The My Emotions book, allows readers to identify common emotions and provides suggestions on how to respond when experiencing one of the emotional states.
This app covers the following emotions/feelings: Happy, Sad, Angry, Scared, Surprised, Tired, Curious, Suspicious and Sick.
Available on iPhone and iPad.
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The Books
This book series focuses on adaptive functioning development for individuals of all ages and ability levels. However, our books are geared toward emergent to early readers.
Each book features bright, colorful graphics and easy-to-read text that detail the steps involved in engaging in various adaptive functioning tasks such as asking for help, recognizing emotions, taking a bath, using the bathroom and more.
The Author
Chemise Taylor, a behavior analyst and author, began this book series to provide engaging content that would support readers in performing adaptive functioning skills. It was important that the books were accessible to readers who would benefit the most from the book series. Chemise and the illustrator Alexis Taylor decided to use bright, colorful, detailed images with simplified text to best combine reading and learning.