Brew your own magic potion with Aunty Maggie. First choose one of four characters. Choose the ingredients to add to the cauldron by mixing the colours in the jars to create the colour of your monster. Then see what happens when they drink the potion!

Clear targets and multiple choices make this activity suitable for those needing to practice touch accuracy or learning to make choices. It can also be used with single and two switch scanning access using currently available iPad switch interfaces.

• Bright clear graphics on dark background to help users with visual impairments.
• Lots of opportunity for discussion and language development.
• Simple touch access to practice targeting skills.
• Switch scanning using single and two switch step scanning.
• Fun bright animated monster rewards.

A simple touch or switch game to encourage targeting or the development of two switch skills. Touch either of the bumper cars or press one of your switches to try to knock the other car off the screen. Clear bright graphics on a dark screen with great sound effects make this game ideal for users with visual or perceptual difficulties.

Can be used by one player to explore touch or two switch use and offers a great opportunity to encourage turn taking. When either display reaches 10 the game restarts. Switch inputs are accepted from all the currently available switch interfaces.

• Two clear targets to encourage locating and touching skills.
• Encourages counting up to 10.
• Turn taking opportunities using touch or two switches.
• Errorless fun to explore the use of two switches.
• Works with all currently available switch iPad switch interfaces.

Memory Pairs is a simple and accessible “matching pairs” type game, ideal for young children and learners with special educational needs. It has a clear interface for easy touch selection; simply touch the card to turn it over to see the picture and then try to find its matching pair. Memory Pairs can also be accessed using one or two switch scanning.

Clear and recognisable graphics from Inclusive Technologys’ SwitchIt! Extra range of software are used, covering a range of interesting and fun topics.

Memory Pairs is simple to set up; just use touch or enable one or two switch scanning. Select the number of cards to be displayed, then select from one of the six picture sets and start to play. Touch or scan and select the cards with your switch to see the picture. If you get a match they stay visible and once you match them all you receive a reward.

The clear and simple presentation together with the accessibility of this matching pairs game makes it ideal for use with children with special needs.

• Play by touch or select one switch or two switch scanning.
• Choose to display 4, 6, 8, or 12 cards.
• Pick one of the six picture sets: farm, transport, dinosaurs, sports, wildlife or gadgets.
• Clear and recognisable pictures for easy recognition. Great for language development.
• Interface and switches required for switch access, supports all currently available switch interfaces.

Old Wilfred is trying to get some sleep, touch the door or press one switch to let in a noisy musician. Touch Wilfred or press the second switch and he will say Shhhh! to send the music away. Or listen to the whole tune and keep Wilfred awake!

This activity has been designed to provide an error-less activity to develop early touch and targeting skills as well as helping a switch user develop the concept that two switches can control a single activity. Clear bright graphics on a dark screen with great sound effects make this game ideal for users with visual or perceptual difficulties.

The clear simple presentation and great feedback make this a really fun activity for young children and provides lots of opportunity for language development and turn taking.

This activity uses large clear targets to encourage the user to develop a controlled touch to move on from random touching to making deliberate choices.

• Two clear targets to encourage locating and touching skills.
• Clear black background to help children with visual impairments locate the targets.
• Accepts input from currently available switch interfaces.
• Turn taking opportunities using touch or two switches.
• Errorless fun to explore the use of two switches.
• Learn that two switches can control a single activity.

Train Tracker is a simple but addictive inclusive game for all ages with a great plus – switch access options for single and two switch users.

Choose your train and then build a track from a choice of straights, curves and cross-over tiles. Select ‘play’ and your engine and coaches, full of passengers, will steam around your track with great sound effects. Select ‘stop’ to alter or extend your layout.

Select the ‘snapshot’ button to add a picture of the current layout to your gallery – enabling you to keep a record of your favourite tracks. Compare them with friends to see who can build the best and biggest layout!

The easy to use interface and “snap in place” feature makes Train Tracker an accessible game which will help develop perceptual and planning skills. Switch access options with simplified scanning can be used at a ‘cause and effect’ level as well as allowing the user to build more complex systems.

• Simple, engaging and addictive for all users, not just train fans!
• Switch access for single and two switch users.
• Snapshot feature to take a picture of your favourite tracks.
• Can help to develop thinking, problem solving and perceptual skills.
• Compatible with all currently available switch interfaces (See our App Support page for more information).
• Runs in landscape mode only.