Many of you will recognize the Little Learners brand (check out the logo) and this app is a nice debut, with two terrific books for toddlers and preschoolers: Let's Eat and Let's Play. Beautiful graphics with nice, simple interactivity.
There is an in-app purchase for additional material for $1.99, but it can't be accessed unless the child can read and do math. The two books included are more than enough to recommend the download, even if you don't get the in-app.
Bottom Line: a powerful, fully
customizable tool for writing support that makes technology previously only
available to schools accessible to individual families, teachers and therapists.
Bottom Line: Simplified version of the H. G. Wells tale that gives younger readers and those not reading at grade level access to a classic piece of science fiction.
Bottom Line: The award-winning online content of Starfall translated
to an app. A perfect introduction to phonics and simple words for children ages
4-7.
Bottom Line: Whimsical animations and unexpected interactions (stretching an alligator's tongue!) make this e-book a fun choice for younger children (2-6), but it needs additional settings.
Bottom Line: Solid. The graphics and above/below water interactivity is terrific and there is a lot to like, but it misses in a few places, has some rough load times and is expensive for a book app.
In this fun multiplayer game one player calls out a noun, adjective or whatever the blank space calls for. The responses of the second player (or players) are then added into each blank space.
Once all blanks have been filled the players have a crazy funny story for everyone to enjoy.
