Celebrating the launch of Build A Zoo
We just launched our most recent kids educational app yesterday – and today it ranks among the top twenty educational iPad apps. The app is called Build A Zoo and features six different educational games that help kids improve their spelling, memory, and coordination skills.
Some of the included games include:
Monkey Letter Scramble
Match letters to spell a word and then watch the monkey dance. Letters are spoken when touched and words are spoken when all letters have been matched.
Bird Card Flip
Flip cards to match birds. Helps develop memory and matching skills.
Polar Bear Bowling
Help the polar bears knock down penguin pins — a light-hearted game that helps kids practice their timing.
Elephant Mindreading
Toddlers have to find the person in the crowd that the elephant is thinking about. Great for matching and object recognition.
Turtle Race
Toddlers have to be quick to help the turtle win this race. They need to press a button to power their turtle — and develop fine motor skills along the way.
Dolphin Beach Ball
Drag the dolphin to catch the falling balls and keep them out of the water. Great for working on both timing skills and coordination.
If you’re interested in a promo code, let us know — we’ve got a few to give away still.
But really we just wanted to celebrate today, so we thought we’d share this amazing elephant with you.
Quite something, huh? My daughter and I watched it together – and now she wants to go see an elephant. Off to the zoo we go..
And again – if you’re interested in a free copy of Build A Zoo, just let us know in the comments..
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I am always on the search for applications that I can use at home with my kids and at work with my client. I would love the promo code so that Ican give your app a try!
If you still have any promo codes available, I’ll love one, this looks like a great game!
Deb/Lisa – Your promo codes should be in your inbox by now… Just a handful left now for any other readers that are interested…just let us know in the comments below..
Thanks to all for your support!
Hello,
These are some great products for kids. The build a zoo seems really fun and interesting, and it is important that when we want to teach our kids that we use things that are fun, because this is where they will learn the absolute most. Even when we teach them we should show a lot of enthusiasm, because then they will get excited. It is like the saying goes, it is not what you say but how you say it.
I’d be really interested in checking this out! Thanks!
Hi I would love a promo code. My son has Autism and I work for an Autism Association. I am trying to compile a list of apps appropriate for special needs.
I’d love the code and any suggestions!
Jen/Sara – you should both have promo codes in your inboxes. Also, Sara – you should definitely check out this list of apps appropriate for kids with special needs:
http://momswithapps.com/apps-for-special-needs/
Hope that helps!
Would love to try your game. We are looking for any apps that would help our rising Kindergartner be prepared for school. Any codes remaining? Thanks.
I am always on the lookout for a new app for my 2 yo. She finds all the single letter recognition games too easy but the preschool reading games too hard as she’s still learning her words. Would love to try this app on her if there are any more promo codes left!
I would love to try out your app. Please send me the promo code. Thanks!
I’ve just started letting my 6 year old play games on my iphone and I’m always on the look out for new ideas that are age appropriate, challenging, inspiring and fun. I would love a promo code to check out your new game. And congratulations! I’m happy to have found your blog. I just read about it in Real Simple.
Love a free copy if you still have.
Elephant art amazing!
Not sure if you still have any promo codes left, I just stumbled across your site. The game looks like it would be fun for my little ones. Thanks.
Just got the iPad and would love the free promo code if there are any left! TY!
hey thanks quit interesting….
Thanks for all the requests for promo codes for Build A Zoo!
We only have a handful of promo codes remaining for the current version of Build A Zoo, and unfortunately we don’t have enough to give to everyone that asked.
So, here’s what we’re going to do..we’ll post a code in the comments like this:
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If you use this code, just leave a quick comment confirming that you used it and letting us know what you thought of Build A Zoo. When the code has been redeemed and a comment has been posted, we’ll make another code available, and so on until they’re all gone.
If this goes well, we will consider doing this with the remaining promo codes we have for all of our other apps as well.
Als0 – for those of you hoping for a promo code for Build A Zoo that aren’t able to snag one – fret not. We’ve got an update coming soon for the app (which means we’ll have more promo codes available) AND we’ll be releasing a free lite version of the app in coming weeks. Should be enough free educational fun to go around…
I loved this app playing it on my niece iPad, it speaks nothing less than excellence, keep it up guys
I love the idea of this app. I would very much appreciate the promo code. I’ll let you know what my kids think! Thanks!
would this APP be suitable for a 4 yr. old girl with a Speech/Language delay?
i recently got her an iPad, and i am looking for good educational, and enjoyable games for her. She uses my ipod touch now, but i felt she would benefit from the much larger iPad. If there are any other games that anyone can personally recommend i would greatly appreciate it!