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iPad App Review: Mystery Word Town (Updated)

By Emily On June 2, 2015 · Add Comment

The last 6 months or so have been a whirlwind! We’re nearing the end of the school year, and when I look back I’m amazed at how far my 7-year-old has traveled academically. This is a child that, at the beginning of the school year, could neither read nor write. He also couldn’t identify half of his lowercase letters (and don’t even get me started on sight words). It should be mentioned that he has an autism spectrum disorder that has made learning a bit of a tricky process for him. That said, he’s now reading at a 2nd-grade level and writing up a storm – according to him he’s even in the process of authoring a book about natural disasters. Because he’s not a traditional learner, my son really appreciates educational apps that provide an element of fun and imagination. This helps keep my somewhat unfocused early reader engaged [...]

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Spotlight on: Artgig Apps

By Emily On August 20, 2014 · Add Comment

For parents, back-to-school time can be The Most Wonderful Time of the Year. For most kids, getting back in the classroom can really be tough – especially if moving up a grade level means struggling in certain areas (namely math). Of course there are handfuls of educational apps on the market that help boost kids’ skills, but it seems to me that the math edu-apps are some of the more difficult to execute well. Unless the app content and game play are rich and engaging, it’s easy for players to lose interest quickly. The developers at Artgig Apps understands this, and have made it their mission to create math-heavy apps that are not only exciting to play, but also educational at the same time. Apps from Artgig target a wide array of age groups, from preschoolers up through middle school, and tackle an even wider array skills from basic [...]

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iPad App Review: Mystery Word Town (Updated)

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