Multisyllabic Word Party and Word Vault Pro App Reviews and Giveaway!

Hello friends! I have missed you-as many of you I'm sure can relate things have gotten a little crazy around here! One thing I am very thankful for, especially during weeks filled with parent teacher conferences and meetings, is an engaging app! I am also thankful that Luke from HomeSpeechHome was generous to share not only one app with me to review and giveaway, but he gave me TWO apps to review and giveaway! Read through my reviews, then when you get to the bottom, enter to win Word Vault Pro and Multisyllabic Word Party! I will choose one winner for each prize from the Rafflecopter below!

Let's start out with Word Vault Pro-I am in love with this app! It is amazing because it targets such a wide variety of skills that it can be used during any therapy session, and I don't just mean school based therapy sessions! The app is filled with stimuli/prompts for children and adults! Let me take you inside to show you what I mean....

There are four main categories: articulation, language, phonology, and social skills. The articulation prompts can be set up to show one word/sentence at a time, or show a whole list of them.  The articulation lists even include the /ng/ sound! This is a sound that it often forgotten, but I am so glad it was not! The app will track student's data, and it even lets you personalize the app. When you personalize the app, a rectangle will appear (like the green rectangles above) and you can make it say whatever you want, and then it will take you to a list of personalized prompts/stimuli. This app makes therapy planning, mixed groups, and data tracking a breeze! I highly recommend it to anyone who wants to save some time (and stress) when planning therapy! It also eliminates the need for lots of papers around the office/classroom which helps to keep you an organized SLP (which is somewhere I'm always willing to accept a little help)! 

Next on the list is Multisyllabic Word Party.  This app is so engaging for little learners who are working on those tricky multisyllabic words! There are four different games to choose from: Tap Tap, Outline, Memory, and Say and Slice. My favorite one is the Tap Tap, but my students seem to prefer the Memory Game! You have the option to select 2, 3, 4, or 5 syllable words for each activity. This app features engaging photos to help hold your students' attention!

I'll take you inside the four different games so you can see for yourself how useful this will be for your students! 

Enter below to win!! 

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