Bottom line: A creative and engaging app for youngsters 2-6, in which they can tear down, build, fix, and create a number of real life items without getting their heads bonked or thumbs smashed under hammers. Exactly what we've come to expect from the folks at TribePlay.
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Bottom line: lets your little one “play mom,” taking care of the baby by finding things that upset him or make him happy. Will probably appeal most to kids ages 3-6. Free lite version available.
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Bottom Line: a whopping 2800 common core aligned middle school math problems presented in a variety of formats for Free. You won't need any number sense to figure out the absolute value of this deal.
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Bottom Line: Algebraic properties for kids (and adults) in a game that’s so much fun it doesn’t even feel like learning. No more fears of algebra after mastering this game. Perfect for ages 6+.
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Bottom line: An addictive platform game with a fabulous twist — type in a description and lo, your enormous purple flying pegasus (or whatever you typed) appears to save the day. Great for practicing problem solving with kids. Try it — you won’t emerge for days.
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Bottom Line: A fun and inviting way of helping kids identify feelings, come up with ways to work through emotional situations and develop color recognition skills. Free for ages3+.
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Bottom Line: It might not be Angry-Birds-style fun, but it is definitely more engaging than worksheets! Great supplement to teach algebraic thought and problem solving for Grade 4 and up. Try for FREE.
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