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Little Genius App Review – Big Learning Fun

By Emily On May 29, 2013 · Add Comment

Every parent thinks that their kid is smarter than the other kids on the playground. It’s one of those inevitable side effects of raising children, like gaining a few pounds or forgetting what a clean car looks like. Truth of the matter is that genius babies are stuff of movies, and while today’s generation is incredibly tech-savvy, there’s a lot to be said about traditional learning methods. Little Genius is an app that embodies the best of both worlds. There are twelve levels, each with 4 different games that develop skills in the preschool crowd such as hand-eye coordination and memory retention. Players learn by trial and error without written instructions, and that means the non-readers can play as well. Within each level the four games are intuitive and get more difficult as the player learns and develops. The first game gets kiddos warmed up by [...]

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Cupcake Digital Releases Newest Pre-School Targeted Wubbzy App

By Faith O'Neil On May 29, 2013 · Add Comment

Let’s face it, parents. There are a LOT of Wubbzy apps out there. Whether they are educational or just plain fun games, Cupcake Digital and the Wubbzy character have cornered the market on pre-school marketed apps. Now, Cupcake Digital as released its latest Wubbzy incarnation called ‘Wubbzy’s ABC Learn & Play’. Released just last week, Wubbzy’s ABC Learn & Play is an educational app that is geared toward pre-school aged children (just like the show!). The main objective is to improve pre-school literacy skills with the help of entertaining games, touch and learn coloring pages, and dance-along music videos. Common core is the name of the game with this app, ensuring that pre-schoolers get everything they need to be successful in Kindergarten. Features also include: 26 traceable A-Z letters that help children learn to form alphabet characters properly and consistently Mini-games that promote literacy, letter recognition and differentiation [...]

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Free App Of The Day – Seasons & Weather!

By Emily On May 29, 2013 · Add Comment

Now that we’re transitioning into summer it’s a great time to learn about seasons. Today’s Free App of the Day is from the i Learn With series by Tribal Nova. Seasons & Weather! is perfect for preschoolers and rising kindergarteners. iTunes Description: Discover these great science games for kids in Preschool and Kindergarten! Top educational app to get children ready for school. Poko will help your child learn to identify various weather situations in different seasons, and will teach him/her all about appropriate clothing and activities, a curriculum staple in preschool learning. **Over 2 million downloads of the i Learn With suite of apps.** • Featured by Apple in Staff Favorite and “Back to School” – Fun with science • i Learn With apps won numerous awards such as “Best In Family-Friendly Products” – Moms’ Choice Awards 2012, “Brain Toy Award” – Academics’ Choice Awards 2012.** “It’s [...]

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Out-Of-This-World iPad Space Apps For Your Kids

By Jess On May 28, 2013 · Add Comment

The coolest thing in our house, next to Zombies, of course, are aliens. My 3-year-old and 5-year-old daughters love to pretend they are little green creatures from outer space, here on this planet to collect as many cookies as possible to take to their home planet. This scenario works just fine for the youngest one, but my older daughter is beginning to express an interest in the real outer space, not just the one populated by sugar-crazed, chocolate chip-addicted green creatures. If, like me, you have the beginnings of a future astronaut in your home, try some of these space-themed iPad apps: Spacebook by Nicholas Hughes With over 5,000 high-resolution astronomy images, there is sure to be something in this app to catch your little one’s attention and curiosity. All images, captions, and descriptions are sourced from Astronomy Picture of the Day, and include [...]

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The Grateful Crane App Review – Japanese Folklore Made Modern

By Emily On May 28, 2013 · Add Comment

Before there were iPads or computers, before DVDs and even VHS tapes, there was the Japanese art of storytelling called kamishibai – which translates into “paper drama”. The art originated among 12th century monks but didn’t become popular until the early- to mid-20th century. Storytellers would travel the city by bike, telling stories from wooden theaters attached to the back of the bike., with each scene of the story was illustrated on wooden panels. The Grateful Crane draws inspiration from both kamishibai and ancient Japanese folklore. As the story goes, a young woodcutter – Yoshi- saves a crane with her leg entangled in a trap. Mysteriously a young woman – Tsuru – shows up at his door and he extends his hospitality to be rewarded in kind. Slowly the pair settle into a comfortable life together. Tsuru reveals that to return the Yoshi’s good will [...]

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Educational & Learning Apps for the iPad and iPad mini

Little Genius App Review – Big Learning Fun

Cupcake Digital Releases Newest Pre-School Targeted Wubbzy App

Free App Of The Day – Seasons & Weather!

Out-Of-This-World iPad Space Apps For Your Kids

The Grateful Crane App Review – Japanese Folklore Made Modern

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