First Words for Toddlers 2: Fruits
| Category | Price | Seller | Device |
|---|---|---|---|
| Education | $0.99 | Brainster Academy, Inc | iPhone, iPad, iPod |
This app features 4 instructional sections including Fruit School, Fruit Play, Fruit Show and Prize Page.
Fruit School: This section teaches the names, beginning phonetic sounds, and associated images of 15 popular fruits. Your child learns through listening and repeating the names and sounds while looking at real life fruit images. The background music is “Maple Leaf Rag” by Scott Joplin.
Fruit Play: This set of six games encourages your child to “play” with the fruit. From crushing flying fruit to tracking down the hiding worm, these exercises make learning about fruits a blast.
Fruit Show: Set to Rossini’s famed “William Tell Overture”, the Fruit Show is an auditory and visual experience that reviews all of the fruits learned throughout the app. Encourage your child to participate in the show by naming the characters as they come across the stage.
Prize Page: The Prize Page contains all the rewards the child has earned from playing the Fruit Play activities. These virtual stickers can be moved around to create make-believe stories. Capture some of your favorite scenes to your photos folder so you can revisit the story later!
By giving your child an opportunity to learn in a fun way, you will be helping him/her establish an early love of learning.
Reviews
Another fun one
Momwithatot
This app is equally as good if not better than the Animals one by the same developer. Just like the animal show, my son really likes the fruit show. But in this app he also really likes that smash the fruit game. That one makes him giggle a lot. There is another game which is also one of his favorites where this worm hides behind the fruit and then you have to find it. I personally think the characters are really fun too. This is going to be a great way to teach him (once he learns to talk) about the fruits.
fun with fruits
Djenga67
We have the animals version so we decided to get this fruits version as well. My little one loves it and is actually getting a little more coordinated with his hands now by playing the fruit games in the app.
