Gaming Apps that will Suit for Your Kids!
Published on 18 September 13
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With all those game developers-and evidently, the games being developed-are you, as a parent, assured that your little ones are playing the right games considering all the various genres wringing over the internet? Your kids are not young all the time. Parents are responsible for their good upbringing. And young as they are, it is good to guide them-even with the things they play.
In this digital age, kids are no longer estranged with gadgets. Most-if not all-have their own smartphones already at their very young age. For what cost, you ask? Perhaps it’s for protection. After all, smartphones are no longer considered as luxuries as they are now recognized as necessities. So, would you still be surprised if a child has an iPad covered with a tablet folio at hand? No, not really. But then, you should be surprised on what gaming apps they are playing.
So it’s very important that while they are still young, you prep them even in some small ways. It’s much better if you keep them busy with games that will not only make them entertained, but also keep them learning-different from other games that will only corrupt their minds. Let’s hit the list of iPad apps for your kids, shall we?
The Monster at the End of This Book
Oh, you think monsters will just scare your kids away? No doubt about it! And so, with this app, The Monster at the End of This Book, let Grover of Sesame Street help your kid finish the book with all fun, excitement and a little bit of thrill! How, you ask? Grover then tries his hardest to tie down the pages and build brick walls just to keep the readers away from the monster at the end of this book. It even makes your kids finish the story fast, and they’ll even ask for it to be heard once more as it gives an immersive experience that draws children right into the story! You can even talk to Grover! What’s not to like? [-£2.99]
Sago Mini Doodlecast
Do your kids love to doodle? Don’t make them have an idea of drawing on the walls and try this Sago Mini Doodlecast! It does not only help on enhancing your kids’ drawing or doodling skills, it also helps on teaching your kids from practicing counting and letters to talking about their feelings! Do you think that’s all it can offer? Well, Sago Mini Doodlecast is here for more. Your kid can record his or her drawings up to three minutes long and narrate it with the microphone included! [-£2.49]
Dr. Seuss’s The Cat in the Hat Color & Create!
Do your kids love to paint and aspire to be a Michael Angelo someday? Ignite his passion more with Dr. Seuss’s The Cat in the Hat Color & Create app! With this app, you won’t have to worry if your kid runs out of coloring materials since this app already has them all! To have some bits and bites with the features of this app, it has a 9 super-dee-dooper tools for little hands to get creative with, including a Confetti Cannon, Magic Hat animated effects, crayons, chalk, paint brushes, tap-to-fill paint bucket, stickers, and patterns. And there’s a lot more to dig in with this app! [-£2.49]
Make sure that your kid won’t abuse and indulge their selves too much with all these fun gaming apps installed on the tablet, because installing a replacement battery for your iPad is not an easy thing!
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