Bottom Line: Simply one of the best apps there is for kids up to age six. It’s also appropriate for older kids through about age 8 who are still targeting the skills in this app, since it’s not “babyish” in any way. This newest appisode targets problem-solving skills, impulse control, fine motor skills and more. Every part of this app is currently free, with no ads. It’s a must-download.
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Bottom Line: Scopey’s Nano Adventure takes children into the microscopic world of nano technology. Players build their own nanos, compete in missions, and earn ribbons to unlock more levels. Woven throughout the missions, Scopey the nano robot teaches various practical lessons on what nano technology is and how it is applied in real life. Nano technology may be small, but Scopey’s Nano Adventure is big fun. Shhh, don’t tell the kids, but it has huge educational value as well.
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Bottom line: Still a delightful app that allows preschoolers to build 3D models of various machines and vehicles. They took a good app and made it better. Gotta love that!
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Bottom Line: A very cute app that allows preschoolers to “explore” space in spaceships they build themselves. As the iTunes description says, "NASA no longer builds spaceships. So you're going to have to."
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Bottom line: A delightful app that allows preschoolers to build 3D models of various machines and vehicles. Recommended for kids ages 3+, but its simplicity and ease of use make it ideal for even younger children.
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