✨ What It Does:

The Session Room is a structured, interactive space that mirrors real-life speech therapy sessions, revolutionizing digital communication tools. 

It provides a focused and distraction-free environment, specifically designed for individualized learning and therapy sessions. 

Therapists and parents can select, organize, and customize flashcards to align with session goals,

 ensuring a highly structured and effective learning experience.

🔹 Key Benefits:

✅ Complete Session Control – Easily add, arrange, and manage flashcards for a fully customized experience.✅ Realistic Therapy Simulation – Creates an engaging and structured session that mimics professional speech therapy.✅ Distraction-Free Design – Helps children stay fully focused, improving learning outcomes.✅ Personalized Setup – Tailor the environment to match the child’s needs and therapy goals.

🔹 Features of the Session Room

✅ Complete Session Control – Easily add, arrange, and manage flashcards for a fully customized experience.

✅ Realistic Therapy Simulation – Creates an engaging and structured session that mimics professional speech therapy.

✅ Distraction-Free Design – Helps children stay fully focused, improving learning outcomes.

✅ Personalized Setup – Tailor the environment to match the child’s needs and therapy goals.

🔹 Why This Feature Matters

🟢 The Session Room combines structure, personalization, and focus, making it an ideal tool for effective, goal-driven therapy sessions. 

By eliminating distractions and giving full control to therapists and parents, 

it maximizes engagement, enhances learning, and accelerates progress.

📌 A game-changer in digital speech therapy—bringing structured, effective learning into every session.

✨ What It Does:

This feature allows therapists and parents to create multiple copies of the same flashcard within a session, enabling

 flexible and personalized exercises tailored to the child’s learning needs. 

Instead of being limited to a single instance of a flashcard, users can duplicate cards as needed to support structured 

activities like sorting, sequencing, and matching exercises.

🔹 Key Benefits:

✅ Instant Flashcard Duplication – No need for printing; easily create multiple copies within seconds.✅ Enhanced Exercise Design – Supports structured activities like ordering, categorizing, and matching concepts.✅ Flexible & Adaptive Learning – Allows therapists and parents to adjust exercises in real time to match the child's pace.✅ Encourages Creative Learning – Helps design engaging, interactive, and personalized activities that keep children motivated.

🔹 Real-Life Applications

🟢 Sorting Activities – Use duplicate flashcards to group objects by color, size, or category.🟢 Sequencing Exercises – Arrange flashcards to teach step-by-step processes (e.g., "brushing teeth" in correct order).🟢 Matching Games – Reinforce memory and recognition by pairing identical flashcards together.

📌 Why This Feature is a Game-Changer ?

🟢 Traditional flashcards limit flexibility and require manual effort to duplicate, making it difficult to adapt sessions dynamically. 

🟢 This feature removes those restrictions, allowing on-the-fly customization, real-time learning adjustments, 

and endless creative possibilities for therapy and education.

📌 More flexibility, more engagement, and more effective learning—all with just a few taps.

🔹  Practical Applications of the Flashcard Duplication Feature

1️⃣ Body Parts & Senses

💡Matching Exercise: Duplicate the "eye" flashcard multiple times and ask the child to find all the "eyes" in a full-body diagram.

💡Sorting Activity: Duplicate flashcards for "eye," "ear," and "nose" and have the child arrange them based on their functions (seeing, hearing, smelling).

2️⃣ Family Members

🧲 Classification Game: Duplicate flashcards for "father," "mother," and "brother" and have the child group them based on characteristics or roles.

🧲Question Game: Present flashcards for "father" and "mother" and ask the child, "Who cooks the food?" or "Who drives the car?"

3️⃣  Animals

📎Animal Sorting: Duplicate flashcards for "lion," "dog," and "chicken" and ask the child to categorize them into wild, domestic, or farm animals.

📎 Sound Matching: Provide flashcards of animals along with recorded sounds and ask the child to match them correctly.

4️⃣ Food & Drinks

👀 Healthy Eating Game: Duplicate flashcards for "apple," "cucumber," and "candy" and ask the child to separate healthy from unhealthy foods.

👀Color Matching: Use fruit and vegetable flashcards to help the child match items with their correct colors (e.g., "red apple" with "red color" flashcard).

5️⃣ Shapes & Colors

💎 Shape Matching: Duplicate "circle," "square," and "triangle" flashcards and ask the child to place each in its correct category.

💎Color Game: Duplicate different color flashcards and ask the child to collect all cards of the same color.

6️⃣ Transportation

🔹 Classification Activity: Duplicate "car," "bicycle," and "airplane" flashcards and ask the child to sort them into land, sea, or air transportation.

🔹Size Ordering: Duplicate various transport flashcards and ask the child to arrange them from smallest to largest.

7️⃣ Emotions & Expressions

🟢 Emotion Matching: Duplicate flashcards for "happy," "sad," and "angry" faces and have the child match them with appropriate situations or phrases.

🟢 Emotion Sequencing: Ask the child to arrange emotion flashcards from most positive to most negative.

8️⃣ Clothing & Personal Items

🟢 Seasonal Sorting: Duplicate clothing flashcards like "shirt," "shoe," and "hat" and ask the child to sort them by season (e.g., summer vs. winter wear).

9️⃣ Professions & Tools

🟢 Tool Matching: Duplicate "doctor" and "carpenter" flashcards and ask the child to match 

each profession with the correct tool (e.g., "stethoscope" for doctor, "hammer" for carpenter).

🟢 Task Sequencing: Arrange flashcards showing different tools in the order they would be used for a specific job.

🔟 Kitchen & Household Appliances

🟢 Tool Classification: Duplicate flashcards for "spoon," "oven," and "refrigerator" and have the child sort them into manual tools vs. electrical appliances.

🟢 Function Matching: Ask the child to match appliances with their functions (e.g., "microwave" with "heating food").

1️⃣1️⃣ Months, Seasons & Days

🟢 Arranging Months – Duplicate flashcards of months and ask the child to arrange them in calendar order.

🟢 Matching Seasons – Match season flashcards with appropriate clothing (e.g., "Winter" with "Coat").

1️⃣2️⃣  Plants

🟢 Plant Parts Ordering – Duplicate flashcards for "Leaf," "Stem," and "Root" and ask the child to place them in order.

🟢 Plant Classification – Categorize plants into "Flowering," "Leafy," and "Fruiting."

1️⃣3️⃣ Games & Sports

🟢 Equipment Matching – Match sports equipment flashcards with the correct sport (e.g., "Ball" with "Football").

🟢 Sport Classification – Sort sports flashcards into "Individual" and "Team" sports.

1️⃣4️⃣ Places & Countries

🟢 Flag Matching – Match flag flashcards with the correct country name.

🟢 Place Categorization – Duplicate flashcards for "School," "Park," and "Market" and categorize them as "Recreational" or "Educational" places.

1️⃣5️⃣ Home Furniture & Natural Phenomena

🟢 Furniture Arrangement – Duplicate flashcards for "Bed," "Desk," and "Chair" and have the child place them correctly in a virtual room.

🟢Natural Phenomena Matching – Match "Rain," "Sun," and "Snow" flashcards with their respective weather images.

1️⃣6️⃣ Letters & Numbers

🟢 Letter Matching – Match letter flashcards with words that start with the same letter.

🟢 Number Ordering – Duplicate number flashcards and have the child arrange them in ascending or descending order.1️⃣7️⃣ Sentence Formation & Grammar

🟢 Sentence Formation – Duplicate multiple word flashcards and have the child arrange them into a correct sentence.

🟢 Error Correction – Provide flashcards with incorrect sentences and ask the child to correct them using the appropriate flashcards.

1️⃣8️⃣ Verbs & Actions

🟢 Verb Matching – Duplicate flashcards for verbs like "Sit," "Run," and "Jump" and match them with corresponding pictures.

1️⃣9️⃣ Opposites & Directions

🟢 Opposite Words Game – Duplicate flashcards for words like "Big" and "Small" and have the child match them with their opposites.

🟢Direction Matching – Place "Right" and "Left" flashcards in a sequence based on given instructions.

✨ What It Does:

Each flashcard now comes with built-in interactive exercises, making learning more engaging and structured. 

Exercises are designed to match the content of each card, helping children actively participate in their learning process 

rather than just passively observing.

🔹 Key Benefits:

✅ Directly Linked Learning – Exercises are embedded within the flashcard, eliminating the need for separate preparation.✅ Multiple Question Formats – Includes audio-based questions with image choices or visual questions with spoken answer options.✅ Progressive Difficulty Levels – Exercises adapt to different skill levels, allowing children to build confidence and improve gradually.✅ Encourages Engagement – Keeps children actively involved and prevents distraction or disengagement.

🔹Why This Feature is Important

📌 For Therapists:

🟢  Provides a ready-made tool for assessing comprehension and tracking progress.

🟢 Saves time by removing the need for separate exercise preparation for each flashcard.

📌 For Parents:

🟢  Makes home practice more structured and effective, aligning with the child's learning level.

🟢  Helps parents reinforce therapy techniques without extra preparation or materials.

📌 For children

🟢 Encourages active participation and focus, improving retention.

🟢 Ensures learning feels engaging and interactive, not just repetitive.

🔹The Traditional Challenge vs. The Solution

🔴  Before:

🟢 Therapists had to manually create and organize exercises for each concept.

🟢 Exercises were often separate from flashcards, making sessions less fluid.

🟢 Children lost focus if exercises weren’t directly tied to their learning materials.

✅  Now:

🟢 Exercises are seamlessly integrated into each flashcard for a structured learning experience.

🟢 No extra prep time—therapists and parents can instantly access tailored exercises.

🟢 Children stay engaged with exercises that match their learning pace and needs.

✨ What It Does:

his feature introduces double-sided flashcards, allowing therapists, 

educators, and parents to customize the learning experience 

by flipping between visual and text-based representations of a concept.

🔹How It Works ?

💡 Front Side: Displays the image along with the corresponding word or concept.

💡 Back Side: Shows only the text, with full customization of font color and background color to suit different activities.

🔹 Key Benefits:

✅ Flexible Learning Approaches – Adapt flashcards for visual learners, reading practice, and memory training.

✅ Customizable Display – Change colors to highlight key information or make content more engaging.

✅ Advanced Memory & Challenge Mode – Hide the text by making it the same color as the background, creating memory-based exercises.

🔹Why This Feature is Important

📌 For Therapists:

🟢 Provides a ready-made tool for assessing comprehension and tracking progress.

🟢  Saves time by removing the need for separate exercise preparation for each flashcard.

📌 For Parents:

🟢  Makes home practice more structured and effective, aligning with the child's learning level.

🟢  Helps parents reinforce therapy techniques without extra preparation or materials.

📌 For children

🟢  Encourages active participation and focus, improving retention.

🟢 Ensures learning feels engaging and interactive, not just repetitive.

🔹Practical Applications

🟢 Picture-to-Word Matching – Show the image side first, then flip the card to reveal the word.🟢 Word Recognition Training – Display only the text side to test reading skills.🟢 Memory Challenge – Hide text by matching font and background colors, encouraging recall before flipping the card.🟢 Customizable Activities – Use different colors to distinguish topics, sessions, or difficulty levels.

🔹 Practical Applications of Two-Sided Flashcards

1️⃣ Visual Memory Training

🔴 Memory Game: Place a set of flashcards face down, text side up

The child flips one card at a time, reads the word, and tries to remember the image it corresponds to.

🔴 Category Recall: Use color-coded backgrounds on the text side (e.g., blue for animals, green for food) and 

ask the child to find words belonging to a specific category.

2️⃣ Auditory & Visual Association

🔴  Listening Game: Say the name of an object (e.g., "Apple") and have the child find and flip the correct card by matching the word on the back.

🔴  Sound Matching: Play a recorded sound (e.g., a lion’s roar) and have the child locate the word that matches the sound.

3️⃣ Sorting & Classification Exercises

🔴  Text-Based Sorting: Flip all cards to show only the text and ask the child to sort them into groups (e.g., animals, food, objects).

🔴  Color-Coded Categories: Assign different background colors on 

the text side (e.g., yellow for fruits, red for vegetables) and have the child group cards accordingly.

4️⃣ Sequencing & Time-Based Activities

🔴  Routine Sequencing: Display image and word on the front (e.g., "Brushing Teeth") and 

a number on the back. Ask the child to arrange the cards based on the 

text-only side (e.g., Step 1: Wake Up → Step 2: Brush Teeth → Step 3: Eat Breakfast).

5️⃣ Focus & Attention Training

🔴  Text-Only Challenge: Place cards face down with only the text visible. Say the name of an object and ask the child to find and flip the correct card.

 Word Pair Memory Game: Flip two cards at a time to find matching words (e.g., "Apple" and "Apple").

6️⃣ Word & Sentence Exercises

🔴 Sentence Building: Use cards with pictures and words on the front and words only on the back.

 The child must rearrange the text-only cards to form a correct sentence.

🔴 Grammar Practice: Provide cards with nouns, verbs, and adjectives on the text side and ask the child to build a grammatically correct sentence.

7️⃣ Hidden Text Challenges

🔴Invisible Word Test: Hide the text by matching the text and background color. Ask the child to flip the card and guess the word based on the picture.

🔴Flash Memory Game: Quickly show the text side for 2 seconds and then ask the child to recall the word from memory.

8️⃣ Letter & Word Recognition

🔴 Letter Identification: On the front, display a picture and the word (e.g., Apple) and on the back show the word only. 

The child reads the text side and identifies the starting letter.

🔴  Spelling Practice: Flip over text-only flashcards and ask the child to arrange letters into the correct word.

9️⃣ Interactive Games

🔴  Text Reveal Challenge: Use the same text color as the background and ask the child to guess the hidden word before revealing it by flipping the card.

🔴 Word Hunt Game: Say a category and ask the child to find and flip all cards that belong to that category.

🔟 Visual Discrimination

🔴. Spot the Difference: Display two cards with images and words on the front and similar but slightly different words on the back. 

The child reads both words and finds the correct match.

🔴 Shape Matching: Provide cards with shapes on the front and shape names on the back and ask the child to match them correctly.

1️⃣1️⃣ Daily Life Skills

🔴  Routine Sequencing: Use images of daily activities on the front and step numbers or task names on the back. 

The child reorders the cards correctly.

🔴 Task Identification: Present text-only flashcards for common activities (e.g., "Washing Hands") and have the child demonstrate the action.

1️⃣2️⃣ Vocabulary Expansion

🔴 Word Matching: Show picture + word on the front and just the word on the back. The child reads the text and matches it to the correct picture.

🔴  Word Meaning Exercise: Provide words with synonyms or related terms on the back (e.g., "Dog" with "Pet"), and ask the child to identify the relationship.

1️⃣3️⃣ Group Learning & Social Play

🔴  Turn-Taking Games: In a group activity, children take turns flipping cards and reading the word to match images with the same name.

🔴 Collaborative Storytelling: Distribute flashcards with objects, animals, or actions, and let children create a group story based on the text they see.

✨ What It Does:

This feature allows therapists, educators, and parents to change the background of the session room using solid colors or custom images,

 creating engaging, interactive learning environments tailored to each session’s goals.

🔹 How It Works

🔷 Choose a Background – Select from a built-in background library or upload a custom image.

🔷 Add Related Flashcards – Place flashcards relevant to the session’s theme.

🔷Create Interactive Activities – Encourage the child to move flashcards around and place them in the correct positions.

🔹 Key Benefits:

✅ Personalized Learning Spaces – Adapt the session room to match therapy goals, lesson themes, or the child’s interests.✅ Real-World Simulations – Use backgrounds like a human body diagram, a refrigerator, a classroom, or a natural scene to create immersive learning experiences.✅ Hands-On Engagement – Flashcards appear without a background, allowing them to be moved freely, making learning more interactive and dynamic.

🔹 Practical Applications

🟢 Body Parts Activity: Use a human body template as a background and ask the child to place body part flashcards 

in the correct spots (e.g., "Place the eye on the face").

🟢 Food Sorting Game: Set the background to a refrigerator or dining table and have the child drag and place food flashcards correctly.🟢

 Classroom Learning: Use a school setting as the background and organize learning materials, letters, or numbers within the scene.

🟢 Nature Exploration: Set a forest or beach scene and place animals, weather, or seasonal flashcards in the right environment.

💡 Why This Feature is Essential

🔷By customizing the learning environment, therapists and parents can create more engaging, realistic, and effective learning experiences. 

Instead of static flashcards, children actively participate in activities that feel natural and immersive.

🔹 Practical Applications of Custom Backgrounds

1️⃣ Human Body Background

⛔️Add flashcards such as "Eye," "Hand," "Leg," and "Heart."

⛔️ Ask the child to place each flashcard on the correct body part.

2️⃣ Refrigerator Background

⛔️ Add food-related flashcards like "Apple," "Milk," and "Water Bottle."

⛔️ Instruct the child to sort and place each item on the correct fridge shelf (e.g., "Put water on the bottom shelf").

3️⃣ Food Classification

⛔️ Set a background of a dining table or grocery store.

⛔️ Ask the child to categorize food into "Healthy" and "Unhealthy" groups.

4️⃣ Home Furniture Background

⛔️  Use a living room background and add flashcards for "Chair," "Table," and "Rug."

⛔️  Let the child place each item in its correct position within the room.

5️⃣ Transportation Scene

⛔️ Choose a background of a road, train station, or airport.

⛔️ Add flashcards for "Car," "Bus," and "Bicycle."

⛔️ Ask the child to place each vehicle in the correct location (e.g., "Put the car on the road").

6️⃣ Logical Sorting

⛔️ Use a tabletop background to create sorting activities.

⛔️ Add flashcards and have the child organize objects based on similarities (e.g., shapes, sizes, or functions).

7️⃣ Weather & Natural Phenomena

⛔️ Select a sky or beach background and add flashcards like "Sun," "Rain," and "Rainbow."

⛔️ Ask the child to place the correct weather phenomenon in the appropriate context.

8️⃣ Classroom Background

⛔️ Add flashcards for "Hot Drinks" and "Cold Drinks."

⛔️  Have the child sort beverages into the correct category (e.g., "Coffee" under Hot Drinks, "Juice" under Cold Drinks).

✨ What It Does:

This feature allows instant audio playback when tapping a flashcard, without needing to open it in full-screen mode. 

It helps children engage in memory, sentence-building, and sound-based categorization activities, making learning more interactive and dynamic.

🔹 Key Benefits:

✅ Quick & Seamless Learning – No need to open each card; the audio plays instantly with a tap.✅ Supports Auditory Processing – Helps children strengthen listening skills, word recognition, and verbal memory.✅ Enhances Structured Learning – Ideal for sentence-building, classification, and storytelling exercises.

🔹Practical Applications

🟢 Sentence Formation 

🟡  Provide a set of randomly placed or face-down flashcards (e.g., "I," "want," "apple"). 

🟡. Ask the child to tap each card, listen to the words, and arrange them into a correct sentence.

🟢 Memory Game 

🟡 Place flashcards face down, each with a different word or image. 

🟡 The child taps a card to hear the word and tries to remember its location based on the sound.

🟢 Sound-Based Classification

🟡  Use flashcards for categories like "Animals," "Food," and "Professions."

🟡  The child taps each card to hear the word and sorts it into the correct category.

🟢 Storytelling Exercise 

🟡  Lay out flashcards representing a sequence of events (e.g., "Child," "Ball," "Park"). 

🟡  The child taps the cards, listens to the words, and arranges them into a logical story.

✨ What It Does:

This feature allows the removal of images from flashcards, leaving only the text. 

It helps children develop reading, memory, and word recognition skills by focusing on text without visual cues.

🔹 Key Benefits:

✅ Enhances Reading Skills – Encourages word recognition and independent reading.✅ Strengthens Memory & Recall – Helps children remember words from previous lessons.✅ Encourages Logical Thinking – Supports sentence building and classification exercises.

🔹Practical Applications

🟢 Reading Practice

 

🟣  Display simple words (e.g., "Apple," "Book") without images and ask the child to read them independently.

🟢 Memory Challenges 

🟣 Show only text flashcards and ask the child to recall the associated word or image from previous sessions.

🟢 Sentence Formation 

🟣 Provide flashcards with words (e.g., "I," "love," "school").

 

🟣  Ask the child to arrange them in the correct order to form a sentence.

🟢 Text-Based Classification

🟣 Show text-only flashcards like "Cat," "Dog," "Apple".

🟣  Have the child sort them into categories (e.g., "Animals" vs. "Food").

✨ What It Does:

Before exiting a session, children must complete a simple challenge such as solving a math problem, 

matching an emoji to its color, or holding a button for a set time. 

Therapists and parents can enable or disable this feature and select the type of challenge based on the child’s needs.

🔹 Key Benefits:

✅ Encourages Focus & Task Completion – Prevents premature session exits and ensures children stay engaged.✅ Flexible & Customizable – Parents or therapists can turn the challenge on/off or choose specific activities.✅ Adds Fun & Motivation – Creates an interactive learning experience with an element of surprise.

🔹Types of Challenges

🟢 Emoji Color Matching

💦  The screen displays two columns: one with various emojis and the other with color choices.

💦  The child must connect each emoji to its correct color by drawing a line or tapping the corresponding match.

🌟 Why This Feature Matters:

💦  Enhances Visual Discrimination: Helps the child recognize and differentiate colors.

💦  Improves Cognitive Processing: Matching tasks engage brain regions responsible for categorization and visual memory.

💦  Interactive & Fun: The drag-and-match action makes the activity feel like a game, increasing engagement and learning retention.

🟢 Simple Math Problems

▶️  A basic arithmetic question appears (e.g., "What is 3 + 2?").

▶️  The child selects the correct answer from a set of multiple-choice options.

🌟 Why This Feature Matters:

▶️  Promotes Early Math Skills: Encourages basic number sense and problem-solving abilities.

▶️  Boosts Confidence: Provides positive reinforcement when the child selects the correct answer.

▶️  Maintains Focus: Requires the child to pause and think before proceeding.

🟢 Long Press to Exit – Calming & Interactive

▶️  A large, inviting button appears on the screen with simple instructions like:"Press and hold until you hear the sound!" or 

"Press and hold 3 times!"

▶️  The number of required presses is randomized to maintain curiosity and engagement.

🌟 Why This Feature Matters:

▶️  Calming Sensory Input: The pressure of holding the button and feeling the feedback can provide sensory comfort,

 especially for children with autism or sensory regulation needs.

▶️  Promotes Emotional Regulation: The simple, repetitive motion and auditory feedback help reduce anxiety by shifting focus to a predictable, calming task.

Builds Focus & Patience: Requires sustained attention and physical engagement to complete the task.

🟢 Random Challenge Mode

▶️. The system randomly selects one of the above tasks each time, ensuring variety and continued engagement.

▶️  The child never knows which challenge will appear, keeping the activity fresh and exciting.

🌟 Why This Feature Matters:

✅  Prevents Task Fatigue: The random nature maintains interest over time.

✅  Improves Cognitive Flexibility: Helps children adapt to new tasks without stress.

✅  Encourages Playful Learning: Adds a game-like element to the experience.

My Favourite Board

✨ What It Does:

The blank AAC board allows therapists and parents to design personalized communication boards tailored to the child's learning and speech development needs. 

It provides a flexible, guided approach to sentence building, pronunciation improvement, and word interaction without relying on a fixed communication board.

🔹 Key Benefits:

✅ Encourages Focus & Task Completion – Prevents premature session exits and ensures children stay engaged.✅ Flexible & Customizable – Parents or therapists can turn the challenge on/off or choose specific activities.✅ Adds Fun & Motivation – Creates an interactive learning experience with an element of surprise.

🔹Types of Challenges

🟢 Basic Sentence Formation

🔔Add cards like "I," "want," "apple."

 ✔ The child taps the cards in sequence to hear "I want an apple" and then repeats the sentence aloud.

🟢 Speech Training

🔔  Add commonly used phrases like "Hello," "Goodbye," and "Thank you."

 ✔The child listens to each phrase and practices saying it with guided repetition.

🟢 Choice Making

🔔 Add flashcards like "Juice," "Milk," and "Water."

✔ Ask the child: "What do you want to drink?", and they select the correct card.

🟢 Vocabulary Expansion

🔔Include flashcards with images and words like "Cat," "Dog," and "Bird."

✔ The child taps the card to hear the word and learns its pronunciation and meaning.

🟢 Building Longer Sentences

🔔Add cards like "I," "love," "playing," "in the park."

✔ The child rearranges the words to form a complete sentence, improving their sentence structure and syntax skills.

💡 Why This Feature is Essential

The blank AAC board empowers therapists, parents, and children by creating a highly personalized, interactive communication experience. 

It supports language growth, speech therapy, and independent communication development in a structured yet flexible way.

📌 A powerful tool for making communication learning more engaging, adaptive, and effective!