Adjectives and Opposites
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Everybody loves the circus and children will have a great time learning about adjectives and opposites in this exciting environment.
Online Price: $125.00
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Adjectives and Opposites by Laureate Learning Systems
Everybody loves the circus and children will have a great time learning about adjectives and opposites in this exciting environment. This program uses animals, clowns, and acrobats to introduce adjectives and opposites. Six engaging scenes are used to train over 115 vocabulary words and 26 pairs of opposites. A motivating game can be turned on for encouragement and reinforcement.
Suggested for: • Children with language-learning disabilities, developmental disabilities, physical impairments, and autism.
Benefits: • Strengthens vocabulary • Teaches attributes and opposites • Reinforces basic concepts
Seven Activities
Available:
Two
Highly Structured Training Activities
The Train Vocabulary and Train Opposites activities use a two-picture format to
provide direct instruction on each of the 38 nouns and 26 pairs of opposites.
Three levels of training are available. At the lowest level, the learner is
given instruction, cueing, and feedback. As you progress, the computer drops
cuing and then instruction. You can set the program to train all of the words or select specific items to be
targeted. These activities can be used to ensure that a student knows all the
items before being asked to identify them in full-screen scenes.
Three
Exploratory Learning Activities
The Explore Vocabulary, Explore Adjectives, and Explore Opposites activities
provide learners with opportunities for open-ended exploration of the six
full-screen scenes.
You have the option of displaying only the items in the main ring (14-20 items
per scene) or displaying the audience as well (10-20 additional items).
In Explore Vocabulary, you select an object and the computer says the name of
the noun (e.g. "This is a lion.") In Explore Adjectives, the computer says the
noun and its accompanying adjective (e.g. "This elephant is sad.") In Explore
Opposites, the computer presents an item and its opposite (e.g. "This seal is
heavy... and this seal is light.") In all three activities, objects animate when
they are selected.
Two
Full-Screen Identification Activities
In Identify Adjectives and Identify Opposites activities, learners identify
items within full-screen scenes. In Identify Adjectives, the computer asks you
to identify an item based on its adjective. (e.g. "Find the wet clown.") In the
Identify Opposites activity, you find pairs of opposites (e.g. "Which car is
clean?" and "Which car is dirty?")
If you answer correctly, the object animates. You can set the program to ask you
all of the items within a scene or select specific items to be targeted.
To help parents offer the same professional training their students receive at
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Windows System Requirements
• Pentium 133 CPU or above
• Hard drive, Microsoft® Windows® 95, 98, ME, NT, 2000, XP
• 16 MB RAM
• Windows compatible sound card
• 4x speed CD drive
MAC System Requirements
• 68040 processor or PowerPC
• System 7.5 software or later
• 8 MB Application RAM
• 4x speed CD-ROM
• Note: The Following Directions Series requires 800x600 resolution.
Please note: these programs will not run on Intel-based Macs. 
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