Our Apps
In addition to being parents and iPhone fans, we’re also developers.
Here are the mobile learning tools for kids that we’ve cooked up so far:
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We tried this app, my 2 year old son loves it! It is a a great way to teach him his colors, abc’s and counting! Thanks!
Thanks for the feedback! Always great to hear when parents and kids like the apps..
My name is Abhijeet Wable. I would like to have your website review my
Iphone App Aneurysm. Its a fun hand-eye coordination game.
Here is a description on the bottom as well as a youtube link
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N-ceXNZb5IU
Thank you for your time,
Abhijeet Wable
It’s been scientifically proven that the human brain can only track
eight moving objects at once.
Let’s just put that to the test shall we with the game Aneurysm.
Aneurysm is a fun addictive puzzle game, that continuously changes
right before your very eyes. The way to play is quite simple. Just
place your finger on the blue orb. Move the blue orb around as to
avoid getting hit by the other color changing orbs that are bouncing
around. See how many orbs you can avoid before being hit. Are you up
for the challenge?
There are fifteen levels in this game that will keep you on your toes
for hours. You’ll be amazed how addictive this game is.
If your orb gets hit,not to worry. You’ll have an option that pops up
to get to a point in the game before it got hit below on the screen.
You’ll be able to do this by moving backwards in time a couple of
seconds before you got hit to resume the game.
If you like puzzle games and to challenge your mind, then you’ll
definitely fall in love with Aneurysm
Abhijeet,
To request a review, please email us at reviews(at)theikidsblog(dot)com
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Click on “Reviews” at the top of this page, for our perspective on what makes a good kids app. Thanks for your comment! Cheers,
-V
These are great apps. I highly recommend checking out BrightKnight Kingdom, developed by Aritech Partners, too! BrightKnight Kingdom is a fun adventure game for the entire family, educating about math, language, manners, while entertaining. You can download it from the appstore by searching for brightknight on your phone or following the link:
http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/brightknight-kingdom-big-party/id408572943?mt=8
Thanks Natalie! We’ll be sure to check out BrightKnight Kingdom as well. We do get asked to take a look at quite a few apps, and so we appreciate everyone’s patience – but I’ve sometimes been accused of having been raised by wolves, so anything that can help teach manners jumps to the top of MY list.. ; )
I have tried this app : Math Bubble all math
It works for my kids, age 8yr up, they like math more.
It is so exciting when the bubbles become bigger and bigger.
Believe me, my grands also like it coz we beat the score.
You can download it from the appstore by searching for Mintmomeg on your phone or following the link:
http://itunes.apple.com/th/app/math-bubble-all-math/id421298717?mt=8
This is an update from Apps for Children with Special Needs. Over the past almost 2 months now we have had some very exciting things happening with a4cwsn.
We have had over 100,000 views of the site.
We started out just having videos on the actual web site but now publish the videos to many different media channels such as iTunes, Blip.tv, Aol, Vimeo, BlinkX, You Tube, Twitter, Face Book and many more.
We gave away our first iPad to a family in Ohio who had a child on the Spectrum, now that child can enjoy the many fantastic apps that are out there to educate and develop young minds.
We are also in the process of launching another site that will talk about 51 different disorders of Special Needs, not just one such as Autism. This site will be up very soon and will have videos taken from around the world of people affected by these disorders. This website will also host all of the APPs on Video as well.
We are looking to produce an APP in the very, very near future that will have a massive impact on the special needs community also.
If you have a video on the site please support us by Tweeting about us or Following us on FB, all our info is on our home page at http://www.a4cwsn.com.
For now everything we are doing has not cost attached to it for developers but this will possibly change soon. Every App that is educational or Special Needs related is welcome to be submitted for a video.
We are also about to start offering focus groups about your Apps, not only do we test that the app works as it should, but a large focus group will also send you feedback on the colors, sounds, menu’s playability, usefulness and many more ideas on what can be improved from a neutral point of view before launch, this is probably the most important part of having an App, how long will people use it will determine how successful it is.
So please, if you would like an App video on the site and around the world let us know now and also please help to spread the word about A4CWSN and lets get more iPads in the hands of children that need them.
You may reply to this email or also contact me via
Gary@a4cwsn.com
Twitter @a4cwsn
Thank you for your time.
Gary
Gary – We love your site. Keep up the great work.