Cells by KIDS DISCOVER

Cells by KIDS DISCOVER

by KIDS DISCOVER

5 ratings
25 reviews

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • January 22, 2013
  • June 27, 2017
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Explore the fundamental concepts of cells, including their functions, DNA, and reproduction. This app features interactive 3D models, animations, and engaging games to make learning about biology accessible and fun for young learners.

Interactive 3D cell models
Animations of mitosis and meiosis
Exploration of DNA and heredity
Quizzes and educational games
High-definition visuals and audio
Accessible writing style
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What's New in Cells by KIDS DISCOVER

3.0

June 27, 2017

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon. Updated for new iOS and new devices.

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User reviews

Another app that does not allow visually impaired students to access

This app could easily have been accessible to visually impaired students through voice over if the text was not incorporated into a picture. All of the apps by kids discovery are like this. I would like to use this for my seventh grade science class as my teacher wanted me to use it but I cannot read anything on it because of how the app is set up. Very frustrating! I wish I could access it like everyone else. Please look into changing the layout.
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Awesome!

Bot for homeschool and LOVE it! Graphics are amazing!

nice

Slick simple and visually great. A little short tho.

Right on line with my 5th graders science class

This app was a perfect visual compliment to what my 5th grader was studying on cells in his science class. We found it a very helpful study tool.

Lame

Like the others, I was looking for something for 7th graders. Pass.

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FAQ

What topics does Cells by KIDS DISCOVER cover?

Cells by KIDS DISCOVER covers cells as building blocks, what's inside a cell, DNA, cell functions, the history of cell study, heredity, and genetic engineering. It aims to provide a comprehensive overview of cell biology for young learners.

What kind of interactive elements are in Cells by KIDS DISCOVER?

The app features interactive 3-D models of cells, animations illustrating processes like mitosis and meiosis, and a spinning double helix for DNA. It also includes quizzes, puzzles, and other fun games to reinforce learning.

Is Cells by KIDS DISCOVER suitable for younger children?

Yes, Cells by KIDS DISCOVER is rated for ages 4 and up. The content is presented with easy-to-read, accessible writing and engaging visuals, making complex biological concepts understandable for a young audience.

What devices is Cells by KIDS DISCOVER compatible with?

Cells by KIDS DISCOVER is optimized for the iPad Retina display and is supported on iPads. Users can enjoy the interactive features and high-definition content on their Apple tablet.

How often is Cells by KIDS DISCOVER updated?

The latest version of Cells by KIDS DISCOVER is 3.0, which was last updated on June 27, 2017. While it has been a while since the last update, the content remains relevant for foundational cell biology education.

What is the price of Cells by KIDS DISCOVER?

Cells by KIDS DISCOVER is a paid app, priced at $3.99. This one-time purchase provides access to all the educational content and interactive features without any advertisements.

Does Cells by KIDS DISCOVER have ads or in-app purchases?

No, Cells by KIDS DISCOVER is an AD-FREE app, as stated by the developer KIDS DISCOVER, which has a long history of creating award-winning content. There are also no in-app purchases available for this application.

What is the user rating for Cells by KIDS DISCOVER?

Cells by KIDS DISCOVER has a rating of 3.0 stars based on 5 ratings. This indicates a mixed reception from its user base, with some users finding it valuable and others potentially having specific critiques.