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This is the only hidden objects game designed for both parents and kids. Not only that, this also is the only hidden objects game with a 2 player mode so you can play with your friends and race to find your hidden objects before the other player does.

No more tiny objects hidden in obscure places. Instead you will find gorgeous photos that are begging to be discovered. This is a game that is designed for maximum playability for both young and old

In Little Finder, each hidden object is announced in writing and and via audio which is ideal for the little ones that have not yet mastered reading skills.

This TALKING MEMORY game helps kids exercise their minds and learn to pronounce words. Start the clock and complete the game in the fastest time. It's fun and educational!Includes:* Three levels of difficulty (4x4, 6x6 and 8x8 grids)* Audio pronunciation of each picture* High quality images and speech* Clean and colorful layout* Race the clock* Random shuffle of pictures for a large combination of games* InstructionsThis game is excellent for kids of all ages. With its TALKING pictures, it's especially helpful for kids with learning and visual disabilities.

$3.99

The fireflies are leaving the city, looking for a new home. Let your touch guide them as they soar through the skies and dance among the trees.Flight of the Fireflies is an experimental video game that takes you on an atmospheric journey through places and emotions. Unlike most video games, the focus is not on the challenge – but on the experience. Whether you see it as a game or as an interactive artwork, you will not be left untouched.

FEATURES• Guide the fireflies with your finger• Music generated dynamically as you play• Beautiful photographic backdrops• Five chapters that tell the fireflies' tale• Playing time 30 min – 1 hour• Headphones recommended

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. 

· 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.

ImageQuestincludes over 500 "pictonym" puzzles that require recognizing pictures, finding relationships, and tapping into one's vocabulary to find the word that links a set of images.

Pictonyms – pictures or images that may be distinctively different, but share a common word

$0.99

e Skills Minimod Vocabulary Expander Lite has been developed to help students practice, master and expand their vocabulary and idioms. It has been carefully aligned with the new Core Curriculum Standards. The reading levels have been carefully controlled using the Spache and Dale-Chall Readability Formulas. Students can play in either practice mode or game mode. The game mode is a bingo-like game. Students will be given a vocabulary word and will be asked to pick the correct definition from 3 choices. Each program offers 4 levels with carefully controlled vocabulary.Red Level - Reading Level 4.0 to 4.5Blue Level - Reading Level 4.5 to 5.0Green Level - Reading Level 5.0 to 5.5Purple Level - Reading level 5.5 to 6.0

$2.99

This application helps develop conceptualization, visual perception and fine motor skills. With parental assistance it can also develop language skills.

HOW TO PLAY: The game consists of several boards. Each board consists of 24 items that can be divided into three categories. The items are randomly placed at the bottom. The aim of the game is to sort out the items into the three categories by dragging each item into one of three areas in the space above. 

A Sunny Day is an app for kids with autism to understand simple behaviors in daily life. With discrete trial teaching method, it introduces kids a series of basic events in everyday life. Each event is broke into several actions, and each action can be repeated over and over again. Features1, Different background designs for the role as a boy or girl. 2, Five practices to help kids learn the process of getting up, brushing teeth, eating, bathing, and going to sleep.3, Two little games aiming to develop kids’ ability to focus and to percept the idea of shape and color. 4, Lovable animated figures and voice instruction help kids along as they play the games.

In this game your child learns to arrange objects in a series based on various principles such as shape, color, size and quantity. The game develops primary math concepts such as size and quantity, visual perception skills, such as visual differentiation, fine motor skills and with parental assistance can develop language skills.

Melodia is a different take on the classic memory game, using sound instead of pictures. Touch a card to play a melody, then touch another card to play a another melody. If they match, they disappear. The object of the game is to clear the board. Try something different, and use you ears instead of your eyes!

- 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.

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

Ruth Coppard, a leading child psychologist, designed these games to help children to develop the sort of skills that underpin early school learning.These games will encourage children to learn to memorise patterns, to look at detail, to match shapes and pictures, to listen to first sounds. And to always go from left to right - which is how european languages are read and written.

Move your finger around the screen and the ladybug will follow it. Eat all the bugs.There are two modes in the game. The first mode is about spelling the dolch sight words. You'll hear the word and you must move the ladybug around the screen to correctly spell the word you hear. 1 point for each correct letter in order and you lose a point for every wrong letter. What is your highest score for completing 10 words? Press the settings button to choose which level of words to include.The second mode times how long it takes you to munch up all the bugs. Great for learning hand to eye coordination in small children and those with disabilities.

Playing is as simple as listening to the object’s name and finding it in the grid. If the kid can’t find it don't worry the object will bounce in a few seconds. You would be amazed to see how quickly kids start recognizing the objects. Kids have fun earning stars on every correct answer. As they progress they can take up timed challenges. And you can check out the score card to see their progress.Features:- Very easy and simple fun game- Beautifully illustrated images- Clear pronunciations- Aids self learning with animated hints- Difficulty levels to match the abilities/age of your childIt helps your child to:- Develop auditory, visual and fine motor skills- Recognize various daily use objects- Relate objects to their names- Develop sense of achievement

Choose up to 10 photos and record 10 pieces of audio to create your own spinner.Press or shake the spinner and it will randomly land in one of the segments. Press the settings button to add your photos to the spinner. It will load your photo folder to choose from. Press record to record your audio, then press stop, play it back or re-record your audio.Your spinner will be saved each time you close down your application. Just tap the photo again to change the image. Press clear to remove all images.Use this spinner to create your own games or just as a fun way to ask children to learn different images.

Tip of my Tongue is an iPad/iPhone/iPod app that makes it very easy to find words. It contains a list of 125,000 words and you do not need Internet-access for searching through the word list. Internet-access is only required for looking up the meaning of words.

There are four types of criteria that you can use to find words:1) Word Length:Specify the shortest and longest acceptable word lengths here. Use these to narrow down the results if you get too many matches.2) Letters:Specify which letters must be and cannot be in the word that you are looking for. Very often we can recall that the word we're looking for has an 'i' and maybe a 'k' but does not have an 'x' or a 'z'. Specifying these in the 'Letters' section greatly improves the matches. Of course, if you specify the same letter in both these fields, you will get no matches.3) Partial Words:If you know the prefix or suffix (starts with 'ada' or ends with 'nt') then specify that here. If you know the letters 'dama' are present somewhere in the word in that particular order, specify that in the 'Contains' field. If you just want to find words that contain some specific letters in no particular order, then type those letters in the 'Letters' section and not the 'Partial Words' section.4) Solve Word Games:To solve a Hangman word-puzzle, type in the known letters and use the '.' (period) symbol for missing letters. The Wild Cards puzzle is similar to Hangman with one difference: In Hangman, if a letter has been typed in manually, then it cannot be used in any of the blanks. There is no such restriction for Wild Cards.To get a list of all the words that can be made using a particular set of letters (like a word jumble puzzle or 7-8 tiles in Scrabble), type those in the 'Unscramble' field. If you get too many matches, specify the minimum length.

$2.99

Playing is as simple as listening to the vehicle name and finding it in the grid of vehicles. If the kid cant find it don't worry the vehicle will bounce in a few seconds. You would be amazed to see how quickly kids start recognizing the vehicles. Kids have fun earning points on every correct answer. As they progress they can take up timed challenges. And you can check out the score card to see their progress.Features:- Very easy and simple fun game- Beautifully illustrated vehicle images- Clear pronunciations- Aids self learning with animated hints- Difficulty levels to match the abilities/age of your childIt helps your child to:- Develop auditory, visual and fine motor skills- Recognize vehicles- Relate vehicles to their names- Develop sense of achievement