That’s because they thrive on interactivity at this age.
The more the better.
In fact, interactivity is often cited as a great learning tool.
This is because the act of getting involved actually helps you to remember things.
If it’s also free, gorgeous and full of great lessons, there’s nothing to lose.
roll out the following greateBook appsfor an extremely memorable experience.
“I hear and I forget.
I see and I remember.
I do and I understand.”
The app needs Adobe Air to run, but is the smallest app of the bunch at 7.5M.
The story itself can be read by your child or by a professional child actor.
Meet Heckerty
The Meet Heckerty book is designed to be an educational, but sweet story.
Heckerty is dubbed the Harry Potter for small children - all magic and violence-free, good-hearted deeds.
Heckerty is 409 years old and still making mistakes as she learns.
The storytelling is fantastic and aimed at either 3-8 year olds or people learning English.
The app is also used by speech pathologists and people who work with kids with dyslexia or autism.
Nighty Night - Bedtime Story
TheNighty Nightapp is the ultimate bedtime story for little kids.
If you’re lucky, they’ll follow suit.
The pictures are beautiful and the soundtrack is gentle and sweet.
This app is the perfect addition to the bedtime routine.
This app is the biggest of the bunch, taking up a whopping 130 MB of space.
Your kids will love this one.
Why Apps Rather Than Books?
Check out a few morekids eBooksand apps likePlaytales.
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