My hubby won an Ipad at work and is giving it to me. Do any of you have any favorite apps that you'd recommend? Any useful apps to have with a 3 yr old and 8 (almost 9) yr old in the house?
Is that the one with the mosquito and rainstick app? My daughter says kids in school have the iPad, iWhathaveyous and they always have the mosquito noise. Her teacher actually had the rainstick.
How cool that he won it from work, he must be doing something right.
Our company has just launched Children TV application for iPad. There are hundreds of safe sorted cartoons. You can enjoy videos in 10 languages and filter only the once of you interest. Filter by age category is also available. Check out the application here:
http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/childrentv/id491518606?ls=...
I have an iPod touch, but some games are also compatible with the iPad.
my 3 y/o loves the Art of Glow app (I have the free version).
Bubble popper
First Words
Pocket Frogs
My favorite apps (games, anyway) are Uno and Angry Birds.
Pandora is a must! (streaming music)
Splode is a soothing game that your 3 yo migt enjoy, as would your older child and any adult
Toy story and toy story 3 apps are tons of fun for kids
My new favorite is Shazam, it's worth the $4.99 to get more than 3 songs a month. You hole the IPad up to a speaker, could be in the car or TV or stereo and it will tell you the name and artist of the song playing. I love it.
AAA roadside assistance if you have triple A
For my toddler I have
ABC animals
123 color
animal show
animal find
I hear ewe
Alphabet
123 counting
peek-a-boo barn
Toddler time 2
some are better than others.
Have fun.
Hang man is a cute app! My 2 year old loves the art pad, have to say I do too! Other than that we haven bought any...we only get the free ones...
If I were to buy one, I want the constellation one, where you point it at the sky and it will tell you what stars and constellation you are looking at...I think that sounds like a fun camping activity!
There are two awesome apps by Montessorium. Intro to Math and Intro to Letters. They are fun, cool, and educational. Even *I* like playing them. They're probably better for your younger child, but your older child might like them, too.
