Bottom line: A top-notch app that opens up the seemingly never-ending world of ABCmouse.com to kids, straight from the iPad. Despite some glitches, a great choice for little learners ages 2-6. Requires monthly subscription and active internet connection. Free 30-day trial, and always free to public schools.
Bottom line: a cute app for the youngest Curious George lovers, offering practice with sorting by shape and color. Doesn't break any new ground, but does let your little monkey practice necessary skills with a beloved character.
Please try and contain your excitement as you go through today's list. We have fourteen apps (eight of which are free) just waiting for you to hit the download button. There's Funny Figures, a Speech With Milo board game, crosswords, patterns, dragons, a detective dog and heaps more.
My six year old daughter Lily tested three free book apps for me and this was her top pick even though it is for "young kids."
Paul the bear sets off to wish all the animals a good night and does so page by page, number by number. For example on the second page, the child has to find two lambs and the number is counted each time one is touched. The graphics are excellent.
I don't know how long this one is free, so don't dally.