MBMimic vs Ballyland Sound Memory Usage & Stats

A fun and challenging sound-matching game for all, fully accessible for students with blindness and visual impairment. Challenge your listening and memory skills and try to beat your hi-score. As you navigate the digital game grid to locate, memorize and pair the matching sounds you will develop conceptual understanding of rows and columns – an essential skill for mathematics and other STEM subjects. Re-engineered for improved interaction. Tips and full instructions for this app from the award winning ‘Ballyland’ suite of accessible educational game apps can be found on the Sonokids website. "As a teacher, working with children around the world, I have witnessed how Ballyland apps allow children with and without a visual impairment to play and learn together. Ballyland Sound Memory is not only a fun game, but it also helps children to acquire important skills preparing them for use of technology and mathematics. I have combined the use of this app with tactile diagrams of grids, rows, and columns to create blended teaching, producing accessible multi-sensory learning that highly benefits children with blindness and vision impairment." Prof. Boguslaw Marek, Ph.D. OBE Founder of Hungry Fingers “A wonderful combination of introducing “grids” and a fun memory game. Perfect for our young kids!” Diane Brauner, teacher of the visually impaired (TVI), instructor in orientation and mobility (O&M), iPad accessibility trainer, and manager Perkins Paths to Technology website Specifications: • Inclusive audio game with built-in speech (self-voicing) and images • Digital game grid with spoken rows and columns • Three game modes (Drag, Flick, and Open Sounds & Flick) • Six sound sets, including the popular Ballylanders, musical instruments, cars and animals • “Black Curtain” option to block out images and create a level playing field for all • Screen reader accessible start page, self-voicing menus in the game • Fun, safe and supportive learning environment • Designed with feedback from parents, teachers, and children with blindness and visual impairment • Combine with tactile grids for blended teaching and accessible multi-sensory learning (optional) • Use at home and school. Develops: • Listening, Locating, Memory and Matching skills • Conceptual understanding of grids, rows and columns • Mathematics skills • Orientation and Spatial Awareness on a touch tablet • Fine motor skills • Finger gestures for screen reader accessibility • Experiential learning of screen reader accessibility by sighted players