Follow Us!
New and Noteworthy Kids Apps – May 2012
Straight from the App Store – here are May’s New & Noteworthy kids apps. The App Store isn’t...
Full Review
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.
Full Review
Shake the States – Fun Games for Kids Series
Shake the States – Fun Games for Kids Series by Third Chicken Incorporated was #6 in our Readers’ Favorite Geography apps.
Full Review
The Berenstain Bears and the Big Spelling Bee
Digg this post Recommend on Facebook Share on Linkedin Share on Orkut share via Reddit Share with Stumblers Tumblr...
Full Review
Draw and Tell HD – by Duck Duck Moose
Draw and Tell HD by Duck Duck Moose is a simple and easy to use drawing and storytelling app. It’s loaded with features and reasonably priced.
Full Review
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.
Full Review
Frosby Learning Games
Frosby Learning Games is an educational game intended for kids 2-5, but is lacking in variety of content.
Full Review
Times Tables Machine
Parents and teachers will both like the flexibility and price of Times Tables Machine; kids will enjoy improving their multiplication skills.
Full Review
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.
Full Review
Are Squirrels Smart, or What?
This app uses a brief and highly entertaining story to propel language lessons, and it really delivers.
Full Review
Super Speller 3.0
Super Speller is now available on the iPhone and iPod touch as well as the iPad. The update to Super Speller 3.0 also...
Full Review
READER’S FAVORITES
Recent Comments