Prepositions by Teach Speech

About Prepositions by Teach Speech

The biggest update to Prepositions yet, rebuilt from the ground up. SETTINGS THAT DO WHAT THEY SAY Speak Words, Auto Advance and Sound On Incorrect all work properly now. Auto Advance also waits for a word to finish reading before turning the page, so answers are never cut off mid-word. A BETTER FIT ON EVERY IPAD The layout now adjusts to your screen instead of assuming one size, so nothing is cramped or cut off, whether you use an iPad mini or a 13-inch Pro. Bigger level cards, larger text and a roomier top bar throughout. A FIX FOR SPEAK WORDS The printed word under a picture used to appear only when Speak Words was turned off — the setting worked backwards. It now does what it says. DRAG AND DROP THAT RESPONDS RIGHT AWAY In Level 3, pictures now move the moment a finger touches them. Previously a child had to press and hold before anything would budge, which is a hard gesture for little hands. CHOOSE EASY OR ADVANCED The app now asks which level of challenge suits your student the first time you open it. Easy keeps to one picture and two families in Level 3, and to the gentler word list in Level 4. Advanced adds three pictures at a time and the harder reading below. Change it any time in Settings. A WRONG ANSWER IS NOW A WRONG ANSWER If a picture goes to the wrong family, that box turns red and stays red, the box it should have gone to turns green, and the question moves on. Before, a child could keep trying until the picture stuck, which meant the drag exercise could not really be got wrong and every score came out perfect. EASIER TO SEE AND REACH Bigger level cards, larger text, and a roomier top bar. The photograph in Level 2 is now much larger, which matters here more than anywhere — the answer is in the picture, and a child has to be able to see whether the cat is in front of the couch or behind it. PLEASE NOTE: THIS UPDATE NEEDS IPADOS 15 OR LATER Older iPads that cannot go past iPadOS 14 will keep the version they have, and it will carry on working.

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