Shapes Flashcards vs Polygon

Guess the shape and flip the card to see it come to life! These adorable flashcards feature all of your favorite shape characters from the award winning Meet the Shapes DVDs by Preschool Prep Company. Meet the Shapes Flashcards are designed to teach shape recognition. Preschool Prep Series DVDs have won over 25 national awards and are used in preschool and kindergarten classrooms across the country. You will be amazed at what your little one can learn!™ FEATURES - Simple enough for your baby or toddler - BIG shapes for little fingers to tap - Featuring: Circle, Diamond, Octagon, Oval, Rectangle, Square, Star and Triangle BE SURE TO CHECK OUT OTHER PRESCHOOL PREP COMPANY GAMES, FLASHCARDS & iBOOKS IN THE APP STORE! As well as other Preschool Prep Company products at: www.preschoolprepco.com *There have been known compatibility issues with iOS version 7 or older, please update your device software via iTunes if you are having issues with this or any of our other apps.

Play Polygon as solo or with somebody in multiplayer mode as collaborator or rival and train your visual perception. In multiplayer mode two people can solve the same puzzle at their devices in real time. This game designed to play with thumps when holding your phone with two hands but you can play it with one hand with two fingers as well. Also means, Polygon is optimized to play with an iPhone even if you still can play it on an iPAD. When playing the Polygon you are going to win points whenever you placed a piece to its right place but with some catches. You can drag the puzzle pieces with one or two finger when using two fingers you can also rotate the piece and you don't have to touch screen where the piece is even if you could. You can use any part of screen to drag or rote the piece. When you drag the piece to its place you win some points but if you can place it by throwing, you will get more points and if you can bounce it from sides you will get even more points. Throwing points will be depended on how far the piece's distance to its right location when your throwing finger left from the screen. You can chose previous or next pieces by using arrows at the bottom of the screen with some penalty.