Bottom Line: Although it's nothing boldly original, Animals: Colors & Games visits all the traditional learning tools for toddlers including coloring farm and zoo animals as well as simple games for reinforcing color identification.
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Looking for something to teach your little angel colors, shapes and problem solving with an unusual twist? Dino Tim to the rescue! This adorable flying dinosaur teams up with a good witch to save his family from evil witches by gathering the shapes the good witch needs to make her magical brew. That's right! A flying dinosaur, witches and learning. What will they think of next?
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Bottom Line: An early stages app that allows children to color a scene, and then interact with the page they've created. A interactive coloring book with lots of potential but only one scene at this time.
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Bottom line: Safari Tales is the latest offering from Kuato, the same developer that brought us Dino Tales. This time Safari Tales brings your kids on an African adventure seen through the eyes of five adorable baby animals. Guiding you on the escapades is Darwin the meerkat, ready to answer any questions that you might have. At the end of each quest, young users get to help craft a story about their adventure.
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Bottom Line: Grandma’s Preschool lets kids explore and play in a preschool classroom while learning letters, numbers, shapes and more. This is a perfect app for any preschool age child — though I did catch my seven year old son enjoying it as well.
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