Fun and learning is always a good combination in honing a child’s skills. This is why most parents choose educational toys and apps for their kids. A popular tool that parents can use to help kids develop their creative skills is an art app for gadgets and smart phones. In this field, the Mini Monet Creative Studio and Art Club for Kids offer more than just the average art application. This virtual studio and gallery can be your little artist’s first step in becoming a future Monet. Its intuitive design and technical quality makes it easy for kids to draw, color, create, and showcase their artwork. One basic feature of an art app is a blank page or canvass where kids can express ...
Get a Piece of Math Action from Slice Fractions
It is quite uncommon to find a child who would eagerly spend time tackling Math problems or doing homework for that matter. But with modern technology, lessons can be incorporated in fun and sometimes addicting activities to make learning a breeze for young kids. Game apps for smart phones and gadgets are examples of such modern learning tools. And when it comes to fractional math, you can ditch the pie chart and let a mammoth’s adventure in Slice Fractions teach your child a thing or two. On its face value, this app is a combination of slicing games and puzzles that feature adorable characters and catchy music. A closer look at Slice Fractions would reveal math concepts like part ...
Entertain and Educate Kids with Busytown Mysteries
Playing, watching TV, and reading are three of the popular leisure activities that kids engage in. These activities are usually enjoyed separately, but with modern apps they can all be rolled into one. One action packed app for kids is the Busytown Mysteries. This application combines cartoon entertainment, learning, singing, reading, and playing in one game application. Busytown Mysteries for iPhone and iPad features full length stories, karaoke sing along sequences, and interactive games. This app can be helpful for parents who would like to help their kids develop reading and deductive reasoning skills. It is presented like an episode of the Busytown Mysteries cartoon series ...
Google Glass and your Eyes
The worlds of fashion and electronics have come together once more with Google Glass making a statement in the New York Fashion Week 2013. This eye wear is actually an android device that has a head mounted display, touchpad, and camera for pictures and videos. Users can enjoy Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, voice activation, 16 GB storage, and Google applications like Google+, Gmail, and Google Maps that are also featured in this device. As cool as this gadget is, one should first consider how these glasses may affect their eyes before plunging into the trend. Long term effects on the eyes or vision become an immediate concern when one fits an eye wear with a computer and mini monitor. An ...
The VTech InnoTab 3 – The Tablet for Kids
I once heard someone say, “In the eyes of a child, everything becomes right if a grown person does it.” To some, this may have a negative connotation. After all, the statement seems all encompassing, as if saying whether a grown person does something good or bad, it becomes right from a young one’s point-of-view. Nevertheless, people shouldn’t really take that statement in a negative light. image via http://gizmag.com Grown people know enough to watch their actions when in front of kids. So obviously, they wouldn’t purposely do something they know is wrong or bad especially when they know that young ones look up to them as role models. Therefore, instead of analyzing ...
Develop Your Child’s Spatial Intelligence with the Q-BA-MAZE 2.0 Mega Stunt Set
Once upon a time, children played actual toys. They had trains, airplanes, boats, balls, dolls, and blocks. Playing with these toys allowed children to explore the limits of their imagination. Playtime meant going out, meeting with friends (who are usually children of the same age who live next door or within the same neighborhood), going to the park, and playing said toys there. It was an awesome time for children to play make-believe. I should know, because I belonged to a generation where playing actually meant physical exertion and not merely endless tapping of the fingers. As time passed, however, these toys evolved into remote controlled vehicles, Barbie dolls, and Lego. ...
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