Smart Apps For Kids

ConversationBuilder Teen: Review

 

 

Bottom Line: An app so original and advanced in its capabilities, we lack categories to describe it yet. Useful for all teens needing a confidence boost in their use of language in social settings.

Ansel & Clair: Paul Revere’s Ride - Review

 

 

Bottom Line: If Bugs and Buttons changed your expectations of what you can get in an app, this little gem goes one step further and changes what parents and teachers can expect from elementary school education. It's as fun as it is informative and well deserving of Smart Apps for Kids' highest honor.

Monkey Word School Adventure: Review

 

 

Bottom Line: Deftly presents a wide variety of early learning skills all in an appealing jungle themed setting. It’s a whole lotta app for the money deserving of a whole lotta stars.

First Phrases HD: Review

 

 

Bottom Line: Creative design, multiple options, and functional vocabulary make this a very smart app for early language development.

You're The Storyteller: The Surprise - Review

Bottom line: A straightforward, easy to use app that encourages language development in younger children in a myriad different ways. I really hope we see more "You're The Storyteller" apps from this developer.

Isopod: The Roly Poly Science Game Review

 

 

Bottom Line: Bugs and Bubbles for big kids. Gorgeously photographed, top quality graphics, intense gameplay and comprehensive, well researched educational content make this among the best apps for older kids.

Bugs and Bubbles

 

 

 

Bottom Line: Lives up to the considerable hype surrounding its release. In the crowded market of early learning apps, it's a diamond surrounded by cubic zirconia.