Quizzing Toddler Preschool
| Category | Price | Seller | Device |
|---|---|---|---|
| Education | $1.99 | Toddler Teasers | iPhone, iPad, iPod |
Toddler Preschool Quizzing entertains while teaching your toddler everything from shapes and letters to musical instruments and fractions. Choose one or more categories from the toddler safe menu and the app will display colorful quizzes and flashcards with directions read out loud in English, Spanish or French. Approved by teachers, parents and toddlers alike the app focuses on simplicity and ease of use.
• Fully voiced over in English, Spanish and French.
• Over 1000 objects in 30 categories available for FREE download in the menu. Categories include:
Shapes, Colors, Numbers, Letters
Animals, Bugs, Food, Transportation
Mammals, Birds, Fish, Reptiles and Amphibians
Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter
Musical Instruments, Art, Sports, Camping
Money, Fractions, Roman Numerals, Symbols
Yard, Kitchen, Bathroom, Tools
Trees, Flowers
• Simple toddler friendly game play with no added distractions or menus to get stuck in.
• Colorful high resolution artwork and fun music keeps children engaged.
Toddler Teasers was started when two parents realized their 2 year old child could use their iPhone better than most adults. Since 2009, Toddler Teasers has sold over a million apps in the App Store and has been reviewed hundreds of times by magazines, app review sites, blogs and television. We love to see videos parents post online with their toddler mastering their shapes with Toddler Teasers. Thank you for all the support and we look forward to continuing to provide high quality educational toddler games.
Reviews
New toddler...new iPad... fav app doesn’t work:(
Info lover 80
Please update.... my son loved this, was hoping my daughter would have the same experience
Great interface. Needs professional voice.
Curtainman
The interactivity is great, but I wish they had gone the extra mile and used a professional speaker. The current speaker is pleasant but dull and there is the telltale echo that says "I recorded this myself while sitting in front of the computer". A professional speaker makes a huge difference and would be worth an extra dollar on the price tag. Edit: down to 3 stars. 4yr old son played it with interest for a few minutes, then says "Can I be done?" just like he does when he is forced to eat dinner that he doesn't like. LOL I guarantee he won't pick this game up voluntarily again. Bummer. Agree with other reviewers who say "needs an end" and "needs levels".
Suggestion
Andrew Brimberry
As a teacher, I would like to suggest changing the name of the "diamond" to rhombus. Great app! My niece loves it!
Ok but could be improved
Renaco
I don't like the voice of the narrator and my child found errors where she knew the answer and the program did not. Otherwise kept her entertained.
2 year old gives 2 thumbs up
Roxtarchic
My son loves this app... We started w/the free version but it was clear after a few times w/the free version that this wld be a great app to buy, and it definity is well worth it. We whip out the "shapes and wetters mommy" whenever there's a need to avert the 2 year old potential meltdown.... This is the one he asks for over & over again.
Great app for 1 to 3 year olds
Leeloo Dallas
My 3 year old son has loved this game for a while...I like that it is EASY for him to do without my help...when playing some other games it is too easy for him to exit the app and end up going online! This is a great learning tool and I really feel like it is helping him idenitfy letters and numbers...he especially likes the sound of applause when he gets it right! Great game! Our favorite kid app by far :)
Wonderful, colorful, & child-centered learning game!
Mandi•in•Dallas
Our daughter loves this colorful learning game! This is one of the games yet & certainly the best child-focused with its inclusion of visual & auditory prompts for the basic concepts of letters, colors, & numbers. A pleasant narration prompts the child to choose a number or a letter & with each correct response, s/he is met with encouraging applause &/or cheers from a childlike crowd. If s/he chooses incorrectly, multiple attempts are given as the narrator prompts with a simple "Try again" (as well as an explanation in way of naming the letter/shape/color). After a several pages of quizzes, his/her good work is rewarded with a "sticker sheet" from which the child chooses one object (a child narrators these) & places on a simple drawing.
Way too repetitive for a 3 year old
Carly Mc
This game did not change modes, or move to a more challenging level. My biggest complaint though, is when the stickers are being awarded, they are spoken in "baby" voices. My son would mimick the way the words were pronounced, not good for children and vocabulary development.
