Smart Apps For Kids

Superbook Kid’s Bible, Video and Games - Review

 

 

Bottom Line: If you want your children to read the Bible every day, this app is perfect—free, engaging, and makes creative use of the iPad’s features.  

 

Good Free App of the Day #2 - The Pilgrim's Progress

(check out our GFAOTD #1 here)

The Pilgrim's Progress is regarded as one of the most significant works in religious English literature and this 3D animation adaptation is a very cool way to introduce it to your child.

Rated 9+ for infrequent/mild cartoon or fantasy violence (the visuals get pretty scary and the animation is awesome), this app is usually $5.49 so get it now while it's free!

 

 

Children's Bible Games & Activities: Review

 

 

Bottom line: If you want your kids to understand Christmas as something more than Santa and presents, then the depth and quality of this app make it worth considering for children ages 7 to 12. Download the free game for sure.

Featured App: The Nativity Story - Popup Deluxe Edition

The first app in the “MIRACLES - Popup Bible Stories” series by Puddle Tap Publishing is having a 50% off launch sale! 

Kids can tap and swipe to help Joseph and Mary on their search for a place to stay in Bethlehem. Along the way they encounter a variety of colorful local people and animals in this vintage style pop-up book.

Tell the Christmas story in an enchanting and educational way this year! 

Jesus Loves Me: Review

 

 

Bottom Line: Nicely done FREE app to help teach Bible verses and a Christian song to toddlers through kindergarteners. Sunday school was never this much fun when I was a kid.

Good Free App of the Day: There is a Star

Not a game but a gentle animated video with the loveliest original Christmas song sung by Sarah MacIntosh. My daughter is obsessed with this and plays it over and over, so much so that I've had this song in my head for a week now. Which isn't so bad as it really is the prettiest thing.  

 

There are also some some colouring pages to keep your little ones out of trouble for wee while.

Allah Made The World

 

 

Bottom line: Allah Made The World is a cute ebook which could use some upgrades. At only six pages with no native iPad version, it could also use a price reduction.