There are 9 categories or "games" in this app:
Select the number of players and enter their names.
The app is played like Jeopardy. Simply select the point value, and a question pops up.
Conversational Skills categories include:
-Taking Turns
-Listening
-Starting and Ending Convos
-Maintain a Conversation
-Topics
Nonverbal Communication categories include:
-Tone of Voice
-Body Language
-Personal Space
-Facial Expressions
-Eye Contact
What Do You Mean? categories include:
-Inference
-Humor
-Taking Things Literally
-Idioms
-Indirect Messages
Problem Solving categories include:
-Stressors
-Big or Small Problem
-Ways to Solve Problems
-Seeing the Other Side
-Self-Control
All About Friends categories include:
-Acting Like a Friend
-Talking to Friends
-Empathy
-Conflicts
-Perspective Taking
My School Day categories include:
-Out of the Classroom
-Before School
-Lunch Time
-In the Classroom
-Interacting with your Teacher
Going to a Birthday Party categories include:
-Party Manners
-Party Games
-Before the Party
-Hidden Party Rules
-Interacting with Friends
In the Community categories include:
-People We See
-Places We Go
-Public versus Private
-Going to a Restaurant
-At the Park
Family Time categories include:
-Having Fun
-Going to Someone Else's Home
-Parents
-Siblings
-Family Dinners
At the end of each game, you will go to "Social Showdown." This promotes further discussion about one of the topics.
Here's what I love about the app:
-It's FREE.
-It addresses a lot of different types of social skills.
-There are 10 different ways to practice those social skills.
-It is designed for group play, up to 5 children.
-It's Jeopardy-style, so it's a fun, familiar set up.
-There are over 400 questions in the app, so the kids get a lot of practice.
What I would love to see in an update:
-A way to take data that saves it under each child's name and by category
What my clients said:
-"This game is fun!"
-"I like competing against my friends and trying to get more points than them."
Summary:
10 Ways-A Social Skills Game is a fantastic free, Jeopardy-style app that addresses conversational skills, nonverbal communication, figurative language, problem solving, friendships, and asking/answering questions. It is designed for groups of 2-5 children, which makes it perfect for SLPs who run social skills groups.
If you're interested, you can find this app for FREE in the App Store.
Note: I was contacted by Everyday Speech to review this app. No compensation was received. All opinions expressed are mine.
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