Feed the Animals by Curious Fingers is an original and fun educational app about animals where your kids learn what many animals eat as well as the sound they make and environment. Ideal for toddlers, kids aged 1 to 4, it offers a very easy to use and engaging interface … it is a great one for your little ones to learn the fun way!
If your kids like animals and you are looking for a great app to help them learn more about them, then Fun Educational Apps recommends you to check out Feed the Animals, a simple, fun and interactive app for toddlers.
On opening the app, your kids just need to tap the "play' button. On each screen there is a cute and friendly animal and on the right-hand side, a selection of three choices of food. From there, your kids need to identify what this animal will eat.
Once done, feed the animal simply by tapping the correct food picture and drag it to the mouth of the animal. If the choice is correct, kids will enjoy watching a short animation of the animal eating ... If incorrect the animal makes a sound and the food automatically goes back to its position. Once done, kids can move on to the next animal by tapping the orange arrow on the top right-hand corner. After feeding a series of animals, your kids are rewarded with stickers to decorate a page.
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Feed the Animals is a fun, entertaining and engaging educational app. It uses a kid friendly and intuitive interface. It is easy to use and well designed for the age group. It allows toddlers to learn what each animal can eat, see them in their natural environment and listen to the sound they make. It encourages kids to make a decision by choosing a food and helps refine fine motor skills with the drag function.
There is no text, so you may want to go over this app with your toddlers and help them name each animal, but the rest the app is so easy to use that your kids can operate it on their own. It offers great visuals, short animations as well as funny and cute sounds to keep your kids entertained.
Fun Educational Apps really like the concept. Quite often with animal apps, kids learn their names, the sound they make, their habitat, but it is the first time we see kids learning eating habits for a large selection of animals. To reinforce the learning process and keep your children engaged, there is a sticker page. Once your kids successfully feed a series of animals, they unlock a sticker and use it to decorate a page.
Note: the app contains external links on the home page. If your kids tap on the '+' sign at the bottom, they can get out of the app, it would be great to have this access child proof with a double or triple tap to prevent accidental exit if the app.
Overall, Feed the Animals is a cute and interactive app for toddlers. It offers various educational features for kids to learn about animal’s diet, the noise they make as well as where they live. Fun and entertaining we are sure your toddlers will want to revisit the app many times to keep on feeding the animals! Give it a try; there is a lite and full paid version.
Feed The Animals - Kids Educational App is available for download via the iTunes App Store: Universal App iPad/iPhone/iPod Touch. Full paid version and Free Lite version available.
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