Yeah!!!
Having the Wanderful Inc apps bring back an old favorite from years ago (Living Books) has made us so very happy! Just as great as we remember them being! Looking forward to a growing library from them! Well worth the price for the hours of enjoyment they will bring your children!
My kids love it!
I've been looking for a quality educational iPad app for some time and Arthur's Teacher Trouble fits the bill perfectly. My 3 year old has enjoyed the interactive story for hours already and loves exploring every scene as well as switching the dialog between English and Spanish. My 9 year old became hooked as well and actually played quietly with my 3 year old for a couple of hours the other night!
The graphics, voice acting, and interactivity are great and the developers have clearly paid attention to detail. High quality app with excellent replay value. I'll be looking for more from this developer.
The graphics, voice acting, and interactivity are great and the developers have clearly paid attention to detail. High quality app with excellent replay value. I'll be looking for more from this developer.
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Brings the book to life for young readers!
From Mr. Ratburn, to the singing cookies, to the hunt for the paper airplane on every page, my children are delighted with Arthur's Teacher Trouble.
Who knew reading, playing and getting ready for a Spelling Bee could be so much fun!?
I've shown my 1st Grader how to read along, be read to, tap on a word if he doesn't know it -- so the educational component is there. But the FUN!! There are so many animations hidden in every page he'll do them over and over again - sometimes surprised when it's not the same animation every time.
My 5th Grader just has fun with it. He's a strong reader already, but it never hurts to practice spelling word.
This is an entertaining way to sit down with both of them - even though they are on very different reading levels, and all get involved with a book together.
Thank you for bringing them back!!
Who knew reading, playing and getting ready for a Spelling Bee could be so much fun!?
I've shown my 1st Grader how to read along, be read to, tap on a word if he doesn't know it -- so the educational component is there. But the FUN!! There are so many animations hidden in every page he'll do them over and over again - sometimes surprised when it's not the same animation every time.
My 5th Grader just has fun with it. He's a strong reader already, but it never hurts to practice spelling word.
This is an entertaining way to sit down with both of them - even though they are on very different reading levels, and all get involved with a book together.
Thank you for bringing them back!!
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