Smart Apps For Kids

Here is list of top 5 free apps for preschoolers for Android/iPhone/iPad users. 1)  Noggin Preschool Learning Games & Videos for Kids Noggin is the only subscription service where learning is led by the trusted Nick Jr. characters your kids know and love. When you subscribe to Noggin, you’ll get access to an ever-expanding library of eBooks, learning games, interactive episodes, activities, and exclusive shorts developed by curriculum specialists. With 1,000+ ad-free full episodes of preschool favorites like PAW Patrol, Peppa Pig, and Blue's Clues & You! — kids can go on fun learning adventures and explore math, science, literacy. 2)  Preschool All-In-One Our children's little minds are like sponges that are thirsty for knowledge. Give them the tools they need to grow. Preschool All-In-One is great for kids 2 - 5 years old, whether they're just getting started, or going into Kindergarten. Start them on the right path by making it FUN & EASY to learn

LetterSchool  is one of the most popular and highly effective handwriting apps currently in the market, specially designed for pre-school age children. This innovative app was developed by Sanoma Media Netherlands B.V, and features three progressing levels – tap, trace and write – to learn every letter. It has incorporated attractive colors, sounds, phonics, and counting in order to turn using this app into a game-like experience, making it more appealing to children. Even though the app has been fully created with children in mind, it is recommended that the parents review the settings depending on the preferences and proficiency level of their child prior to using it for the best results. The app offers 3 profiles with different styles of writing. Handwriting Without Tears D’Nealian Zaner-Bloser Each of these typesets can be changed if needed even halfway of completing it and it is designed to save the progress up to 3 different children if more than one child i

Bottom line: Developed by a mother of two autistic children, it is a customizable picture exchange communication system that focuses on Non-verbal people. Grace App is a Picture Exchange Communication System (PECS) which gives the freedom for independent communication using pictures over voice which focuses on children with autism or speech delay. This App is completely non-verbal and very efficient for users as they learn to communicate with others in the environment they are comfortable with. It not only saves time but is also popular for its simplicity and organizational qualities. Children can carry it around with them and rely on the picture vocabulary for communication.  The app was designed by Lisa Domican for her daughter Grace who had autism which is how the App got its name and was developed by Steve Troughton-Smith. The app is not for people seeking an augmentative communication system which requires verbally speaking the message. This App is totally non-verbal and can be va