Creature Chorus offers 9 activities that progress from basic cause and effect training to higher level skills such as visual tracking and discrete pointing.

This program:
• Reinforces cause & effect and turn-taking
• Develops visual tracking and discrete pointing
• Trains single switch, mouse, or touch screen use

Suggested for individuals (Pre-K through Adult) with:
• Autism, developmental disabilities, and physical disabilities

 

Product Description:
This program offers nine games that can be used with a single switch, mouse, or touch-sensitive screen. Amusing animated characters train the ­concepts of cause & ­effect, switch use, visual tracking, discrete pointing, and turn-taking. The Creature Chorus games range from the basic to more challenging, but all are ­appropriate for people with severe/profound disabilities. Additional Information or purchase.

Activities

Creature Chorus Offers 9 Games!
Here are just a few of them:

EnergizerA creature appears on the screen and waits to be “energized” by a press on the single switch or a touch-sensitive screen.

Pair PranksAt the user’s command, two lively creatures take turns performing short routines.

Shrinker This game trains discrete pointing when using a touch screen or develops mouse control. Users are required to touch or click inside a gradually shrinking ball that ­surrounds an animated creature.

Songfest All of the creatures gather on the screen to perform a unique chorus which repeats until the next switch ­activation.

Purchase

Product #	Regular Price	Family Savings Price
Creature Chorus (Mac/Win CD)
408-WP	$95	$47.50

System Requirements

Macintosh® System Requirements:
• 300 MHz or faster PowerPC or Intel processor
• Mac OS® 8.1 or later, including any OS X*
• 128 MB RAM, 256 MB RAM for OS X
• 40 MB available disk space
• 8x speed CD-ROM
• 800x600 resolution

Windows® System Requirements:
• 300 MHz CPU or faster
• Windows® 98, ME, 2000, XP, Vista or later
• 64 MB RAM
• 40 MB available disk space
• Windows compatible sound card
• 8x speed CD-ROM
• 800x600 resolution

Authors

Authors:
Mary Sweig Wilson, Ph.D,
Bernard J. Fox, M.S.