Following the release note so long ago of Fun Educational Apps TOP PICK - Puppet Workshop - Creativity App for Kids- Jump Apps continues with another creative app and just launched another very promising app, Cute Food – Cooking App for Kids- to encourage fussy eaters to try out new things!
The app was just released today … we did n to yet get a chance to review, but since it FREE today only we wanted to let you know.
Basic skills are the lesson in Jack and Jill's Preschool Adventure a good learning app for your little ones by Arista Games. Preschoolers play six different games as they learn and practice early learning skills.
For this Top Five Apps, I am putting on my “speech hat”. As a practicing speech & language pathologist, I am constantly on the lookout for apps that are appropriate for my older students (ages 9-14). These apps must be directly aligned to their IEP goals, but they can’t be babyish or boring. Over the past year, I have found some really unique apps that may not be considered traditional therapy apps, but they have given me excellent results, so I wanted to share them with the community of SLPs who follow us here at Fun Educational Apps.
Wee Kids Math enters the App Store at a time when there are literally hundreds of math apps available for young children. Fortunately, this is an outstanding app that deserves to be recognized for its design as well as its entertainment value. For promoting math as an activity that kids (ages 5-8) can enjoy, Fun Educational Apps awards it a Top Pick in the category of primary level math apps.
Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls. You are about to enter the world of Wee Kids ABC. For your enjoyment, it offers word puzzles and games that will entertain and amuse your child. At the same time, it will strengthen his letter and word recognition skills. Step right up, and see for yourself.
How good are your children’s matching skills? If they could use a boost,;Wee Kids Sticker provides practice in matching objects with their outlines. If they’re already pretty good, this might be a fun app for them to use independently to challenge their skills. At Fun Educational Apps, we appreciate apps that offer educational content using a kid-friendly game format.
Spelling is one of those things that every child needs to know. Many of us remember studying (or memorizing) word lists for the weekly spelling test. Then promptly forgetting the words. This app sets out to make spelling memorable. Like its predecessor, Mr. Thorne's Spellbook 2: Master Edition gives kids a fun way to practice this essential skill.
Adagio (pronounced ah-dah-zhee-o) is a musical term that means, “music played in a leisurely manner.” If you can picture a child who is mesmerized by the notes played on a digital piano, you can see why creating a child-friendly piano app is such a marvelous idea. Adagio: The Musical Touch for Kids has simplified the experience of playing the piano down to the most basic level.
This week again lots of great new fun and educational apps entered the App Store. While browsing the what’s “New and Noteworthy” according to Apple staff in the UK and US, five caught all of our attention. Our favourites are: a cool magical music box for toddlers - Sago Mini Sound Box - a great learn how to read app - Reading Raven Vol 2 HD- An original ABC apps with animals - Alphabeasties - one of our top picks - Pizza Factory for Kids! and an original and unique news app - News360: Your Personalized News Reader!
Seek and find activities are always a favorite with the preschool crowd and Tiny Firefighters is sure to be the same. Firefighters are such a fascinating topic for youngsters and the hidden animations in this app will delight toddlers and preschoolers.
When my daughter was very little, she tried to understand her place in a world dominated by a capable, confident big sister. Repeatedly, she wondered, “What’s special about me?” Children want to know what makes them special, and when they find out, they tend to be happier and more content. Extraordinary Jenny Jones is a great story app to enjoy with a child age 3-10 who wants to discover what being unique is all about.
How do you explain cancer to a child? The Terrifying Building in Eyeville offers an allegorical tale to ease that conversation. Apps Kids Love returns with Cars Jigsaw Puzzles, the latest in their popular line of animated puzzles. Challenge your child or yourself with Blocks Rock! from Zephyr Games (developers of Math Evolve along with Interaction Education). Plus, a curated youtube app for children, an introduction to animals and climate zones, and a news magazine for kids this week in apps from our family-friendly app network.
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