Bottom Line: A good start to an app that has a lot of potential, but needs some more updates to earn a higher star rating. The content is good, if a bit light, but the app lacks interaction. However, for little history lovers and inventors, it might be worth a look.
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Bottom Line: An interactive app to learn twelve opposite pairs in six different languages. Uses creative interactions, including shaking the device and “waking up” the characters with the microphone. More opposite pairs and more variety in the current pairs would make it a Top Pick, but it’s still a solid app for toddlers and preschoolers to learn opposites.
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Bottom line: This interactive ebook app is a quaint retelling of the legend of King Laurin and his rose garden. For kids ages 4 and up.
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Bottom line: An early learning app whose strong visual appeal cannot quite make up for the ho-hum introduction of spelling, reading and handwriting concepts. Initial pack of 12 words is Free.
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Bottom Line: a simple yet effective introduction to numbers, counting and colors with animal sounds and puzzles thrown in for good measure.
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