Creative Book Builder

This is an app that provides kids & adults with powerful tools for serious book creation, and does it very nicely. The productivity is well worth the $3.99 cost.

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Stack the Countries

Whether you are looking to learn world geography for the first time or to brush up on what you learned years ago, Stack the Countries is a fun way to learn about one continent at a time or the whole world.

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The Shape of Me and Other Stuff

The Shape of Me and Other Stuff is another Dr. Seuss gem. The app is consistent with other Oceanhouse Media Dr. Seuss apps; well done and reasonably priced.

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Frosby Learning Games

Frosby Learning Games is an educational game intended for kids 2-5, but is lacking in variety of content.

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Times Tables Machine

Parents and teachers will both like the flexibility and price of Times Tables Machine; kids will enjoy improving their multiplication skills.

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Sticky Words

This app appears to be all positives and almost no negatives. It is easy to use, entertaining, educational, and allows for creative expression in all age groups.

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Kandoobi

This amazing app goes out of its way to rock an entirely kid-friendly interface, and manages to be lots of fun for tykes along the way.

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Build Cars with Edward and Arthur

Who knew building cars could be so fun! Build Cars with Edward and Arthur is a fantastic app that will entertain kids of all ages.

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And to Think That I Saw It on Mulberry Street

Keep your eyelids up and see what you can see.

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Factor Samurai

You really can’t lose on this one. The game is free, fun, and educational. Best of all, it is made for intermediate age kids who often get a little left out when it comes to educational apps.

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Division For Kids

Division for Kids is a simple and easy to use math app for kids in grades 2-6. The in-app purchase may deter some from purchasing the full app.

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Perrette and the Pot of Milk

Perrette and the Pot of Milk is not only a beautiful multilingual fable, but can teach children basic words, in multiple languages, through word association.

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