Little Star Learning Story Creator

Kids love stories and can be great visual learners, especially children with Autism Spectrum Disorder and other learning difficulties, so using a story starring themselves can be a super effective way to motivate and encourage a child to learn a new skill as well as to help prepare a child for a new experience.

So we have read through the forums and reviews to find out the features that are most important to you in a learning story creator and came up with a simple, easy-to-use design that reduces clutter in order to help your child focus solely on their learning goal.

Features include the ability to insert photos from your camera or album (use iPad square photo setting for best integration with pdf and visual supports-see below), edit your text, record audio, edit saved stories (up to 8 stories), and share stories in PDF format via email.

When we talk to families about what makes it hard for them to sit down and write a good story to help teach their kids new skills, they mostly say the time factor but it is also knowing what to write that is a major factor too! Therefore, if you are having trouble thinking of what to write, you can visit my website or check out my other Little Star Story Apps on the App store. These Apps come pre-loaded with stories for learning skills and new experiences including toilet/potty training, sleep time, going to the hairdresser, trying new foods and having a conversation.

These Apps also contain a comprehensive tips section on each topic, which includes all the information you need to be able to implement a supporting program with your Little Star Story. We have included some app extras on our website to help you along the way too, and with the added bonus of being able to share your story via email you can send copies to preschool or school as well as easily make photo visual supports and schedules.

For more information on our other Apps go to www.littlestarearlylearning.com

However, if you are a confident storywriter, download this App that also has some quick tips to assist you to create your own stories for your child based on what the research is telling us about this intervention strategy.