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Here are a few ways I have used it!
1. Decide who will go first during a game.
2. Articulation: Each child says a word from their card deck and then put their finger on Tap Roulette. The student who wins gets one point.
3. Language: Students answer questions and if they complete it correctly they earn a chance play Tap Roulette. The student who wins earns one point!
It’s a perfect app to use when you have an extra 5 minutes at the end of a session and is ideal for the busy SLP in the schools! Do you have any other ideas for Tap Roulette?
Jenna Rayburn, MA, CCC-SLP, is a school based speech-language pathologist. She blogs at Speech Room News. You can find her permanently connected to her iPhone and therefore social media at Facebook, Pinterest and Twitter! (718)
Thanks, ladies!!! I use a very similar app called “Not it” by Fueled. It has the same concept. The only difference is it seems to support unlimited fingers (I tried it with 10 and it worked!). The Tap roulette app states it supports up to 5. I LOVE this kind of app because it curtails the “Can I go first?” battle that occurrs in my room at the start of every group – and sometimes in the hallway on the way to my office!
Thanks for the freebie app. I will check it out.