Category | Price | Seller | Device |
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Education | $1.99 | Night & Day Studios, Inc. | iPad |
Features:
-- Read Along with a Friend: be guided through the app by a funny 4 year old narrator
-- Read Along with Ed: Ed Emberley himself narrates the experience!
-- Sing Along Mode: watch as the app turns into a musical, animated experience, with music composed and performed by Ed’s granddaughter Adrian Carney.
-- Read Yourself: no narration for reading aloud with your child
-- Touch the Monster and see him react
-- Flashlight surprise ending
Caldecott award winner, Ed Emberley has been illustrating and writing books for kids since the 60's. He is the author of the enormously popular "How to Draw" series, coming soon to iPad and iPhones too! Just as Ed has empowered young and old to get creative and start drawing, Big Green Monster enables kids to take control of the “scary” monster and learn how to not be afraid and have fun.
If you like this app, check out Ed Emberley's Shake & Make, and our newest releases: Caillou Stickers! and Peekaboo Forest.
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Ages: 1-3, 4-7
creative play, shapes, books, classic books, music, reading
This has quickly become a favorite in our classroom. The choices of reading alone, reading with the author or singing along with a catchy jazz tune, make it very versatile. It's the perfect addition to our classroom library at an extremely reasonable cost. I highly recommend it.
This is great as a book and translates well to this interactive app. Good use of sounds, touches, and movements.
My 3year old can't get enough of this. She loves the book and just adores the book in song form. Well worth the money. Would of given it 5 stars but app crashes randomly.
My daughters, 4 and 5, we're bored with it after 5 minutes. It seems the developers fixed the freezing issue, but it's still not a useful educational tool. There's just nothing to it... Not even any interactivity to speak of.
The read along (any of the 3 different varieties) don't work. Very upsetting. Why does apple approve this garbage? Big waste of three dollars.
Everything would be perfect... Except it froze on me in the middle of a lesson plan (I work with kids with special needs). It had been working just fine, and just when I needed it the most, it decided to freeze! This was 6hrs ago and it is still not working :/
I also am having trouble with it freezing in the middle of the story. Luckily I have the book, too. But very frustrating with my special needs kiddos