Bottom Line: Cute and simple alphabet book perfect for young preschoolers. The interactive elements are fun and will entertain while they teach. Plus, who can resist a jiggling jelly?
31 posts categorized "vocabulary"
05/14/2013
04/26/2013
TouchChat HD: Review
Bottom Line: My son wouldn't be the spokesmodel for just any old AAC app. Out of a dozen AAC apps and an $8000 Dynavox, this is what we've found works best for us.
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04/07/2013
Scribblenauts Remix: Review
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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03/03/2013
Play Words: Foods - Review
Bottom Line: Fun, interactive way for preschoolers to identify and learn the names of foods in three different languages. Free version to try!
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12/18/2012
You and Me: We’re Opposites - Review
Bottom line: This app uses fun zoo animals to teach opposite words with a book, song, and game. It's a great pick for toddlers, preschoolers and those with language delays to learn important vocabulary.
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11/04/2012
Magic Belles: Magic Music - Review
Bottom line: Cause and effect musical app for toddlers that is unabashedly targeted at little girls. Preschoolers and those interested in more than cakes and flowers are unlikely to get much replay value from it however.
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Toddler’s Seek & Find: At the Circus. An interactive activity book. - Review
Bottom Line: Intricately illustrated interactive posters that are fun to explore. However, they may be too intricate for toddlers to get much benefit from if used alone or without some accompanying narrative. One scene is free, though, so definitely give it a try with your toddler.
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