Posts tagged kids

Just in time for the holiday season … whacky, wild, fun, unique holiday apps that are sure to offer something for everyone . . .
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Jazz Christmas And Bach Classical Guitar iPad apps
* Santa’s Big Helper: 9 Christmas Apps in 1
* Christmas Lights Directory
* Henry Motlies Xmas story
* 3D Jingle Balls
* Recipes Genius
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Posted by Fred, December 8, 2011

Just in time for the holiday season … whacky, wild, fun, unique holiday apps that are sure to offer something for everyone . . .
* Free Children’s Bible Advent Calendar
* Christmas Face – Holidays photo maker
* Christmasville, a pleasant holiday
* Arthur Christmas Movie Storybook
* Christmas Puzzle for Kids
* A Christmas Calendar
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Posted by Fred, December 4, 2011

For December enjoy some low-cost, easy, educational games for the iPad or iPhone. Some more difficult than others, some just plain crazy …
* Roxie’s a-MAZE-ing Vacation Adventures
* Dash Race strategy racing game
* KidsMag issue 3 for iPad
* Fling a Thing for iPad
* My Princess Dress Up
* Cyberpunk Breakout
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Posted by Fred, December 4, 2011
Shacked Software, developers of the award-winning Flickpad iPad app, has announced the release of Gube: Kid-safe YouTube for the iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad. Designed and developed by parents of toddlers for parents with young children, Gube is a vital tool in any parents’ bag of tricks when dealing with your child’s so called terrible twos, and beyond. Continue reading »
Posted by Lynn Wegley, September 2, 2011
As a father of three and founder of Kidworth, Rudy DeFelice is familiar with the issue of when parents should start addressing kids’ financial literacy. The answer may surprise some. Continue reading »
Posted by InfoManager, August 28, 2011
KneeBouncers has announced the release of Who Says Moo?, the first ebook app from the creators of the popular toddler’s web site. The dynamic interactive ebook invites toddlers to explore a variety of animals on a farm and discover the sounds they make. Colorful illustrations and clever animations engage and entertain toddlers and preschoolers. Parents and family members will love the voice recording feature making them the narrator of the story. Continue reading »
Posted by Lynn Wegley, August 10, 2011

It’s back to school time — but it’s not all about the three ‘Rs’ … some fun mixed in there too. Follow along . . .
* Electronic books for children are reinventing reading * Best kids’ iOS singing game * Bubbling Math – Education Game * Sea Life Matching Pairs Memory Game * Who Says Moo? * A Leaf In My Hair * Walkabout for iOS, Puzzling
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Posted by InfoManager, August 8, 2011
Version 1 of Drawing Pad was launched one day before the iPad hit store shelves. During those last eight months, Drawing Pad has been translated into 8 additional languages, and has consistently stayed near the top of the iTunes charts all over the world. Featured in the NY Times, USA Today and recipient of the Editor’s Choice Award at Childrens’ Tech review, Drawing Pad enjoyed both early success and long term user loyalty as each new version of Drawing Pad adds more value added features.
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Posted by Lynn Wegley, December 18, 2010
Kids today are just as likely to be interested in electronics as they are in soccer. So what’s a parent to do with a kid who’d rather solder than run laps? How can parents really keep geeky kids entertained, without spending yet another afternoon in front of the glowing rectangle of a TV or computer monitor?
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Posted by Fred, November 25, 2010
There’s still time to Sketch-a-Space for Autism Awareness … Easter Seals has announced the deadline for its online contest Sketch-A-Space, supported by Google SketchUp, will be extended from July 16 to August 20, 2010.
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Posted by Fred, July 18, 2010
Kids Are Heroes and Niles Technology Group are leading the way in developing unique programs and products to help students become effective social entrepreneurs. By teaching the virtue of helping others, while at the same time helping schools be their best, Kids Are Heroes and Niles Technology Group are paving a new way for students to make a mark on their world.
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Posted by admin, July 10, 2010
Darren Murtha Design, developer of several award winning iPhone Apps for Preschoolers, has announced Drawing Pad 1.3, a beautiful mobile art studio designed exclusively for the iPad! Create your own art using actual-sized, photo-realistic crayons, markers, paint brushes, colored pencils, stickers, roller pens, construction paper and MORE!
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Posted by Lynn Wegley, May 1, 2010
Many people are finding that iPhone has a lot of other uses besides a cell phone. Both the iPhone and the iPod Touch can be effective teaching, learning aids. They both certainly have lots and lots of educational apps to choose from. Here’s a recent line of excellent apps for children!
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Posted by Fred, February 11, 2010
April 27th is Worldwide Pinhole Photography Day – Kids ca n celebrate by taking photos with a camera they’ve created from common household materials Continue reading »
Posted by Fred, April 19, 2008
It has become almost commonplace to turn on the evening news or visit an online news source and see the headlines detailing a terrible crime involving a child.
Congressman Bob Goodlatte writes about the Congressional Missing and Exploited Children’s Caucus
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Posted by Fred, April 4, 2008