Arahan Image Match Lite

‘Arahan Image Match’ is designed for infants,toddlers and kids with intellectual disability (ID) and special needs. The app has big easy to match pictures to enhance the object recognition and matching skills at an early age. This app is a great way for parents, teachers and therapists to make their child or students learn to match images effectively. This app has been developed with active inputs from the therapists and has been tested on children with ID. Special attention has been paid for kids with sensory needs. The back button is disabled to prevent the child from accidentally exiting the app.
The app provides a fun way of teaching your child.

***IMPORTANT ***Please touch the back button 3 times to access the quit and settings menu. This is a feature, not a defect.

The features include:

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- On selection of an image, the following feedback is given:

Visual feedback: wrong choice: The image shakes to tell if the user made a wrong choice. On consecutive wrong choices, the correct image grows in size briefly to provide visual clue. The ‘Number of tries before hint is shown’ property is customizable in settings menu. correct choice: A message is displayed congratulating the user.

Tactile feedback: wrong:choice: The device vibrates for a short duration. correct choice: The device vibrates for a longer duration.

This can be turned on or off through settings

Audible feedback: wrong choice: short tone is played. correct choice: short music is played.

This can be turned on or off through settings

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- Help, right on your device.--To reinforce the learning behavior, the user can also go to previous set of images.

After successful selection, next set of images are displayed.

The app contains a large number of pictures, so your child won’t get bored easily and has bright colorful images to keep your child engaged.

You can also give a try to our other games and apps :
- Shapes (coming soon).

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