Kids' Match vs Interactive Life Cycles

A picture matching game for children ages 3 to 6. Your child hears a word, then finds the picture that goes with it. No reading, no letters, no spelling. And the voice saying the word can be yours. What your child does A word appears and is spoken out loud. Four pictures sit on the screen. Your child drags the right one onto the word. That is the whole game, and a three year old can do it on the first try. The word is printed while it is spoken, so a child who is nowhere near reading still sees the shape of it. Nothing ever asks them to read it. All four pictures come from the same theme Play the Jungle and the choices are a monkey, a toucan, a fern and a cobra. Not one animal and three cars. Your child has to know which word goes with which picture rather than spotting the one that looks out of place, which is what makes it worth doing twice. 120 pictures across 5 themes Jungle, Mountains, Backyard, Beach and Garden. Every theme holds 24 pictures in three sets of eight, ordered on purpose: set one is the things every child can already name, set three is the ones that take a closer look. Eight words is short enough to finish in one sitting. Record the words in your own voice Every word comes with a teacher's voice built in. Tap any word on the Word Lists screen, press Record, and say it. From then on your child hears you whenever that word comes up. Record all 120 or just the ones your child keeps missing. Say it the way your family says it, or let a grandparent record a theme. Play both voices back, choose for each word, and switch back to the teacher any time without losing your recording. Recording sits behind a parents' gate, so your child hears the voices but never reaches the microphone. Record a word once and every child on the device hears it. Made for children who cannot read yet Every word is spoken. Nothing on screen needs an adult to read it aloud, so your child can play alone. See how they're doing Every set is saved to Progress. You'll see the words your child matched, the ones they keep missing, and how that shifts week to week. Enough to know whether it's landing, without hovering over them while they play. A profile for every child Add as many children as you need. Each one keeps their own words and their own progress and picks up where they left off. Works for a family with three kids and a classroom with thirty. Music written for it Every theme has its own score from our in-house music studio, with sound effects to match. You know how most kids' apps get muted by day three? We wrote this one so you wouldn't have to. Nothing about your child leaves this app No accounts, no sign in, no ads, no trackers, no third party code of any kind. There's no server to send anything to. Your child's progress and your recordings are saved on your device and stay there. The microphone is only on while you're recording. When they're ready for letters Kids' Words picks up where this leaves off. Same themes, same voice, but your child starts placing the first letters of the word instead of matching the picture. It also lets you add word lists of your own. Tell us what's missing A picture you wish we'd included, a theme your class would love, anything that isn't working. Send it to us at info@circular3d.com. We read all of it!

Select the topic that you wish to explore by tapping an icon. Continue tapping buttons to explore even more interesting facts. Each type of animal life cycle is illustrated in detail with descriptions giving even more information. Tap a button access interesting data about each of the topics with include the structures and functions, sexual reproduction, types of transformation that occur during the life cycle and biological processes like metamorphosis -- all presented in an interactive format. Tap the info button to read interesting facts about each important each topic. Teachers will really like this app. After students have read about either plant or animal cells, they can tap the quiz button to measure their reading comprehension. In addition to the quiz there is also a word game that helps students review the information presented. Charts are used to present special views and even more information about stages in the life cycle of representative animals including metamorphosis in insects and organogenesis in mammals. Interactive Life Cycle Explorer is available for iOS and tvOS devices. It is just beautiful on a big screen TV and would be a wonderfully exciting tool in any science classroom.