![Zoombinis Review – A Classic Game for a New Generation of Players [iPad]](https://thegamerwithkids.files.wordpress.com/2015/08/zoombinis_icon.jpg?w=160&h=120&crop=1 "Zoombinis Review – A Classic Game for a New Generation of Players [iPad]"){kind=icon}
To be perfectly honest, I’ve never heard of the game Zoombinis before. This was an educational game that appears to have been really popular in the late 90’s, but that could be because in the late 90’s, I was already in college and not too much into educational games. After doing a little research, I … Continue reading
We reviewed Star Gurus last month (you can check that out here) and were quite pleased with how fun it makes learning numbers. The latest update, which hits today sees the addition of more constellations to keep your kids busy. In honor of this new update, we’ve teamed up with the developer, Colto, to give … Continue reading
If you own a smartphone or a tablet and have kids, more than likely, they’ll want to play something on it. This happened to me so often that eventually, we just let them have our older devices to use. Since my kids are still young, the only apps I allow for them to play are … Continue reading
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From the makers of ABC Gurus comes Star Gurus, a followup to developer Coltos’ ABC learning app. While the previous app taught ABCs, Star Gurus concentrates on numbers. It’s a cute game for small children that can teach them how to count numbers in order via connect the dots style mini games.
If you have small kids, the one thing you hope for in a kids app is one that has zero ads or in-app purchases. This allows them to enjoy the game without interruption and also gives you peace of mind that they won’t be spending thousands on your account. With that said, Face It Workshop … Continue reading
If there’s one thing I’ve learned from watching my two kids and how they interact with iOS apps, it’s that many of these apps really do teach them useful lessons and ideas. Not only can they be educational, they can also teach them how to interact with other children. For instance, if you want to … Continue reading
![Words With William! – Learn Letters, Numbers, and Shapes [iOS Review]](https://thegamerwithkids.files.wordpress.com/2013/07/words_with_william_icon.jpg?w=160&h=120&crop=1 "Words With William! – Learn Letters, Numbers, and Shapes [iOS Review]"){kind=icon}
Words With William is an educational app from developer Shawn Nelson. The app is meant for children between the ages of 3 and 6 with the goal of teaching them to recognize and learn their letters, numbers, and shapes. The app does so by introducing them to William, an energetic little kid that will help … Continue reading
Finishing off the trio of new Wombi apps is The Shape Monster. If you didn’t read the last two reviews for The Letter Monster and The Number Monster, go check them out. The Shape Monster as you can tell from the name deals mainly with the learning of shapes. Like the other two games, you’ll … Continue reading
This is the second game from Wombi in their new series of educational monster games. The first one was The Letter Monster which dealt with learning the ABC’s. This next one is about numbers and it’s called The Number Monster. Like The Letter Monster, The Number Monster has you feeding a crazy looking monster with … Continue reading
If you’re looking for a fun, engaging way for your children to practice and learn new math skills, well Mystery Math Town might be what you’re looking for. Created by Artgig Studios, which isn’t new to math games at all, players will be searching a small town for a mother firefly’s missing children. Someone has … Continue reading
Tizza Animal Alphabet Puzzles is a puzzle app for young children in which they can also learn their ABC’s. It’s a simple app where kids solve simple puzzles in the shape of letters. Each letter has an animal that represents it so they aren’t just learning about letters, they are also learning a new animal.
