Model Me Going Places 2

Name: Model Me Going Places 2
Rating: 4 (82 reviews)
Author: Model Me Kids, LLC

By: Model Me Kids, LLC

Education

Features & Capabilities

Model Me Going Places 2 is a visual teaching tool that helps children and teens with autism learn to navigate challenging community locations. Each destination includes a photo slideshow that models appropriate behavior.

Locations include Hairdresser, Mall, Doctor, Playground, Grocery Store, and Restaurant. The app offers English audio narration and descriptive text, easy forward/back controls, and a home button to return to the menu. Based on the Model Me Going Places DVD from Model Me Kids, this resource supports social-skills development.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Education Accessibility Kids

By:

Model Me Kids, LLC

Rating:

4.00

(82)

Version:

4.0 Last updated: 2017-11-16

Version code:

841387753

Creation date:

2010-07-09

Compatible devices:

Size:

18.71MB

URLs:

Website

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-10

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 170,464 ▼ 93

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Developed by:

Model Me Kids, LLC

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/model-me-going-places-2/id375669988

Website:

http://www.modelmekids.com

User Reviews

Reviewers praise Model Me Going Places 2 as a free, practical set of social stories that support autistic and special-needs children with emotion recognition, behavior planning, and fear reduction when visiting new places. It is valued for daily/weekly use, potential to aid speech, and real-life relevance. A recurring drawback is the dark visuals, which can hinder visibility, and some users request accessibility tweaks and more content in future updates.

Pros

Helpful for autistic and special-needs kids; teaches emotion labels, characteristics, and cause/effect with a well-structured length.
Free social stories that work well to review different places one might go.
Great for weekly and daily use with kids on the spectrum; versatile in home and classroom settings.
Improves communication and speech for children with limited vocabulary; many parents feel it gives their child a voice.
Visual supports and easy directions help children become familiar with going places and reduce anxiety (e.g., haircut).

Cons