Bottom line: An animated storytelling app by Alicia Keys. A lovely story about an eight-year old girl in a new city, and her relationship with her grandma. For middle-school aged children. Free lite version available.
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Extraordinary Jenny Jones from Paperplane
introduces your elementary reader to the “original square peg in a round hole."
With beautiful, hand-drawn illustrations and the addition of mini-games and hidden puzzles, this is a storybook app with lots to offer.
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Bottom Line: A very useful social studies app for homeschoolers and teachers. Not a game, but educational vignettes of children from different countries which give a peek into their everyday life.
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Bottom line: a genuine feel good story for parents to share with their kids or for budding, independent readers to tackle on their own.
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Bottom Line: This is a nice free book/reading app targeting kids age two to six. It contains a good underlying message with great interactive graphics, but additional stories cost $1.99 per story.
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Bottom Line: smart, fun and absolutely the best way to prepare a child for flying. If only air travel with kids actually was this enjoyable.
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Bottom Line: Opens the discussion about personality types by using the 12 signs of the zodiac. It's designed for older kids to use in collaborative settings as well as at home.
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