Simple and solid
I am an SLP and I love step-by-step apps. They are easy, no frills, no nonsense, no adds, and no extraneous annoyances. These are my favorite for starting a conversation about categories, and teaching big categories and sub categories. These are the apps I’d make I’d I were a developer. I will keep watching for more.
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Great game
This is a good learning game for kids. I use it for my 2 and 3 year old grand kids. Besides learning to sort it teaches them how to use the iPad.
I really like how you have the choice in settings for the child to touch the area the object goes in or to drag it to the area. They are able to do it both ways in the game.
The only thing I don't like is they have to put the object right on the line or in box to count. Should be a little less picky in the first 6-7 levels or so.
I really like how you have the choice in settings for the child to touch the area the object goes in or to drag it to the area. They are able to do it both ways in the game.
The only thing I don't like is they have to put the object right on the line or in box to count. Should be a little less picky in the first 6-7 levels or so.
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Los Angeles SLP
Great for encouraging language based on conceptual understanding!
The best app for kids
I am Speech and Language Pathologist and I use this app always kids love it and has been great to develop their speech!
