Napoleon Bone Apart vs Child Behavior Toolbox Usage & Stats

Get down to some bare-bones learning! Sure, the knee bone’s connected to the thigh bone, and the toe bone’s connected to the foot bone, but what are those bones really called? With this fun Napoleon Bone Apart app, build vocabulary and knowledge of the human skeleton. It also highlights the size and shape of each bone, boosting visual and spatial perception skills. Watch the highlighted cues, and put together Napoleon, the friendly skeleton, from a pile of bones. Hear the bones click into place, as the scientific name is pronounced and displayed. When Napoleon is complete, watch him dance a little jig! Features: • Light-up positioning cues • Display of scientific names of bones • Charming animation Skills: anatomy; vocabulary; visual perception; spatial perception; hand-eye coordination; fine motor skills ABOUT SCHOOL ZONE www.schoolzone.com School Zone sparks imagination and nurtures children’s natural curiosity. We offer playful, research-based content, brimming with color, creativity and bonus features. A trusted friend to parents and teachers for more than 35 years, we know how kids learn best. Play together with your kids or turn them loose to explore with confidence--no third-party advertising.

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Child Behavior Toolbox

The CBT App for Home and School is an invaluable resource for both parents, teachers, and mental health workers. Covering children from ages 3 to 12, it provides strategies which address over 40 common behavioral and emotional concerns including aggression, bad language, lying, stealing, sharing, sleeping, sibling rivalry, hyperactivity, dealing with death and grieving, managing stress, depression, shyness, self-esteem, cooperation and following directions, cyber-bullying, managing screen time, impulsivity, distractibility, making friends, nail biting, tantrums, dealing with fears and phobias, eating too little and/or too much, compulsions, obsessions, and oppositional defiance. Along with strategies are resources for further reading including lists of books, magazine and journal articles, and websites. The user can: • select a list of strategies for your child based on age, behavior, and individual(s) who can benefit from the strategies (parent or teacher). • attach a note that can be used to include strategies of your own, reminders or a “to-do” list. For example, if you send the strategies to the child’s parents that are consistent with how the child is being managed at school • use the automatically generated list of references for further study or background reading. • save the strategies you have selected to a file that you can text, email, print or format as a book. You can always come back any time in the future to update it.