Apps For Special Needs

I recently found this great website as well as face book page for special needs apps. They review an app each day and even have videos showing the apps in action. Coming up in June they are having an app party on face book so be sure to check it out.

The sun has finally arrived and Junior's asthma is calming down. He spent some time outside yesterday playing basketball and loved it.
He also had fun playing the piano on his ipad. There are several piano apps available but his favorite is kidskeys. It is very hard for Junior to touch the screen and lean over to see it at the same time. I raised his stander tray higher then usual and put the ipad at a tilt which allowed him to play for a short period(he can handle this a max of 10 minutes and that is with some breaks, hard on his airway so it takes a lot of energy for him to breath and focus on what he is doing). Junior can't move his hands but can do this app because any change in the pressure he applies will play the notes.
It was time for a different app but I clearly didn't pull up the one he wanted.
Nope thats not the one I want either.(this app is called Moozart and I thought it was so cute. Junior took one look and told me "NO", I am quite sure he thought it looked too babyish. From the look he gave me he took it as a total insult that I put it on for him.
Finally got the one he wanted. Angry Birds Rio, even though he needs help to play, this game is one of his favorites.