Preschool Game - Little Matchups Opposites

An application which helps the children to learn the opposites

Many concepts presented. Can control which and how many concepts of opposites you need. Some concepts are beyond early preschool, but are there for the learning as more cognitive skills are developed.

It is not the best but I like it.

Nice program. Fun way to practice opposites. Some vocal overlap with the positive reinforcement that needs to be fixed. A couple of references that are a little beyond the 3-4 year old understanding, like "cheap jewelry" and "expensive jewelry" but otherwise very nice!!!

This app is prob my least favorite of theGrasshopper Apps, which are consistently 5-star apps. This one lacks an intuitive feel for preschoolers.

Very good to have an app to match opposites. There are many good pairs to work with.

It comes with great pictures but you can even add more of your own!

The options make a great challenge to identify if the child is just playing and getting lucky or really using problem solving and decision making skills. I am a speech-language pathologist and find that this app will be used often.

Good matching app. Real object pictures rather than drawings and using three different examples for each concept is great. However, the use of human faces depicting pretty and ugly is inappropriate in an early childhood app so deleted them. Perhaps staying away from opinion words such as pretty and ugly would be better. As previous reviewer noted, voices overlap on hints and reinforcing words. Ease of use, ability to customize, and overall application of concept raise this to 4 stars.

This is a great app for teaching opposites. I used it to teach my son who has autism but can be used by anyone. The voice over stating both the opposites is a very good way of teaching. The variety of opposites from everyday life is great as well as getting the child to drag the correct answer to the box rather than just tapping. Overall a great app! There are a couple of weird opposites like "low energy boy" versus "high energy man" that could have been simply "tired boy" versus "energetic or active boy" ........ Just a suggestion. Great app highly recommend it to all. Please create one for showing sequences like first, then and last with pictures of boy holding toothbrush, next putting on toothpaste and last brushing. Have been looking for an app like that. Great for teaching or boosting language skills. Thank you!