>An exciting interactive book that helps a child discover and organize the passage of time. This app defines a day, discusses day versus night, and allows the child to navigate through the parts of the day. It also introduces the basic idea of a calendar including the days of the week.

>A collaboration between a Speech/Language Pathologist and a parent of special needs children and was brought to life by an Interactive Developer.

>Appropriate for children with special needs including autism as well as children in preschool and kindergarten

>Understanding the passage of time helps a child gain a sense of control over the events of his/her day. It facilitates his/her ability to engage with activities as they occur and anticipate what will happen next. Hopefully an understanding of time concepts will reduce anxiety in children as they make better sense of their environment.

>Optimized for iPad, but also compatible with iPhone and iPod Touch.

>No ads or in-app purchases.

>Tips for parents, special education teachers and therapists to get more from this app:
-After several reviews, turn off the sound and have your child retell or read the story.
-On the “parts of the day” pages, discuss with your child things that your family usually does during that part of the day such as eating breakfast and getting dressed in the morning.
-Show your child where “today” is on the calendar in your house.
-Review the parts of the day in order.
-Review the days of the week.