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Tots learn to recognize emotions, behaviors with cute app.

Peek-a-Zoo by Duck Duck Moose is an app game that asks children to look at different groups of cartoon animal characters and distinguish which ones are exhibiting a specific trait or behavior ("Who is crying?" "Who is surprised?" "Who is angry?"). It is super simple to use, making it a nice tool for toddlers and preschoolers to use in terms of learning social cues.

Price: $.99

$1.99

Notica is your perfect visual memory companion. It stores text, location, time, date and your photos or videos on beautiful notecards, and allows you to organise them in stack-like groups, with the fastest and most efficient search that goes over all text in your notes in blazing speed and pops up just the right note at the right time.

As Naija, you'll explore a stunning underwater world trying to fill holes in your memory. While there's some combat, this is a game about character development. The most interesting element to the game is the use of music. Learning new abilities (such as transformation or shields) is essentially a game of Simon (i.e. parroting back notes), but the songs of Naija, blended with the background music, make this an incredibly soothing game that makes time fade away. The app suggests playing with headphones -- and it really does improve the experience. 

Outliner, Mind Mapping, Notes and Checklists. All-in-One Productivity App

Build outlines, mind maps, take notes, organize ideas, prioritize actions and share your thoughts seamlessly.

$5.49

- More than 200 things  arranged in 20 categories: animals, birds, insects, flowers, fruits, trees, natural, body, furniture...

- Two modes: Game and Learning

+ Game: select the correct one in 3 options.+ Learning: introduce the things with its name and pronoun.

$1.99

Parents need to know Toca Kitchen does not have any rules or accomplishments; it is a fun, imaginative tool for kids to explore food selection and preparation. Kids first select one of four characters: a boy, a girl, a cat, or a bull. Then, kids open the fridge to select one of 12 food items, including meat, fish, vegetables, an egg, and hay. Kids can then try to feed the character the food raw, or prepare it with a knife, food processor, pot of water, frying pan, or microwave. As can be seen in this trailer, the food changes in response to the preparation, for example being sliced, ground up, or browned. Different characters react to the food in different ways -- for example, the bull loves the hay, which is rejected by the other characters. Since the app is easy to use, but can be a bit repetitive, it's best for younger kids

· 20 levels of shopping with different shopping lists

· A full tutorial at the beginning of each new game plus an illustrated Help Section if the little ones want to review game instructions.

Visual Schedule Planner is a completely customizable visual schedule iPad app that is designed to give an individual an audio/visual representation of the “events in their day". In addition, events that require more support can be linked to an “activity schedule” or “video clip” to help model the task even further

$14.99

This interactive game develops language, discrimination, and reasoning skills in young learners. Clear, colorful images of everyday objects promote an understanding of functions and the relationships between items that children encounter on a daily basis. With built-in reinforcement and error correction, this game provides a solid foundation in building critical expressive and receptive language skills.

$1.99

Pinch to zoom, rotate, and drag clips of information into place then use tagging and full text search to find any note you have created

- Draw free hand content with customizable color and brush size- Enter text using the full selection of fonts available on the iPad with a large variety of sizes- Add any photos from the collection on your iPad- Clip and save any Web content. The original website can be revisited directly from the Note, no need to leave the app to launch Safari.- Save annotated Map information. Document important locations, such as meetings or special events.- Email your notes as PDF files or save to your photo album for easy printing, sharing, or viewing from any device

$4.99