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.
Bottom Line:Animal Barn manages to be interesting in a
market full of apps about animals. It’s good for learning animal facts, adjectives
to describe the animals, and animal sounds. Plus, learn the sound a rabbit makes!
Bottom Line: a website providing videos, interactive books,
live classes, games, and more for kids ages 6-12. Lots of free content and, for
a reasonable cost, get access to very cool online classes for drawing. Plus,
there’s an animated cow teaching how to draw cartoon moustaches. Does it get
any better?
Bottom line: a terrific app for kids ages 3 and up from the fine folks at Animal Planet. Includes educational games, fun animation and original music, all revolving around kids' favorite pets.
Bottom line: A top-notch app that opens up the seemingly never-ending world of ABCmouse.com to kids, straight from the iPad. Despite some glitches, a great choice for little learners ages 2-6. Requires monthly subscription and active internet connection. Free 30-day trial, and always free to public schools.
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: a precious letter learning and loving app that will wiggle, stomp,
and swim its way onto your iDevice. Three areas of learning will get the youngest learners (1-4 years, give or take)
interacting and getting creative with letters all at the same time. Usually $3.99, the app has been reduced to 99 cents for a limited time.