Smart Learning for Kids vs Get Smart Babies

Smart Learning for Kids. This app is a group of app topics and games for kids to learn English, Math. The knowledge come easily by playing game. This app including : 18 games, 42 app topics Sentences part with about 150 simple Sentences at the higher level of children learning beside 18 topic in 300 word Flashcards. Firstly, your children have a lot of choices in learning by playing. Your kids never get rid of that categories games, in Smart Learning application your children are freely in choosing the type of game they liked. Moreover an important part in this app is included 18 games in total: Flashcard Word Games, Sentences Games and Math Games can make children learn when playing. Secondly, Sight words are high frequency words, there are over 1000 sight words for all ages: Preschool, Kindergarten, Grade 1, Grade 2, Grade 3 include Dolch's and Fry's Sight Word list. All words are designed with eye-catching pictures and logically arranged appearances. Specially, we provide Math Dot and Number as Glenn Doman methodology with an improvement compare with original one that is the reason why your kids can learn in naturally way, when they play game by that way the knowledge is catching and remembering. Demonstrate equation with Dot and Fruits, Animals can help children learn Math quickly with fun.

Get Smart Babies is an App designed to teach your new born baby to read and do math at an early age. This App goes with the ‘Get Smart Babies’ book which is available on Amazon. The book details how to use this App. Try the App for free and unlock the content that you need to complete the program. Between your baby’s cute little ears a mental powerhouse is working. From birth to about the age of five, your child can absorb and retain information at a remarkable rate. If your child is below two years old, it is easiest. As the child ages, it becomes more difficult. Most parents are unaware of this. They underestimate the learning capability of their infant child. Therefore, they began to teach their children the alphabet, multiplication, reading, etc. much too late. They miss the child’s prime years of learning. I started teaching my son reading and math when he was three months old. If you have any suggestions or something doesn’t work the way you want it, do not hesitate to contact us at smartdaddy@getsmartbabies.com