SumStamper for Autism

Posted July 18, 2009 in Programs - Number | Be the First to Comment 327 views

SumStamper originated because a child had been using stamps with paper, but was very interested in anything on the computer. Developed for children with autism.

- Author : Fraser McKay

- License : Free

- Price : $0.00

- Operating Systems : Windows 2000/XP/Vista

- Download Size : 282kb

- Support Page : Available

- Developed : for all ages                                             – Download File : Download Now

- User Ratings : (0 votes)
You need to be a registered member to rate this post.  Loading ...

Full Description

SumStamper originated because a child had been using stamps with paper, but was very interested in anything on the computer. I combined these interests to create this program.

The program shows a selection of numbers (e.g. 1-10) at the bottom of the screen, and a sum in large print in the middle. Otherwise, the background is plain. When the child clicks on an answer, a “stamp” appears over the cursor. When the child clicks on the grey “pad”, the answer is “stamped” onto it. A well done message is displayed and, if correct, the program moves on to the next sum. The sums are randomly generated and can be addition, subtraction or multiplication within a set of ten numbers (sets from 0 to 100).