Reviews of educational apps that piqued our interest.
The Human Body by Tinybop is a simplified guide of what we’re made of and how we work.
Do you ever feel like you just have too many things to remember that you end up forgetting the most important one?
LEGO Life is a social network for 5-13 year olds, allowing them to share what they’ve created in a tightly controlled online environment.
Apple’s latest app for education is one that should have been released years ago.
Serial Reader is a free app that helps you consume classic literature by giving you small manageable bite-sized issues.
Although GIFs have been around for many years, they have had a recent surge in popularity due to the rise of social media.
Stop motion animation is a style of movie making that involves single photographs of an object in various positions that, when stitched together, appear as though the inanimate object has a life of it’s own.
Inspired by the very successful website “Scratch“, Hopscotch brings simple coding to the iPad — allowing children to get creative by making fun animations and games.
The Ancient Greece app by Discover Kids is a thorough, information-packed app that works very similarly to a book.
Fraction Basics covers everything you need to know about adding and subtracting fractions, as well as multiplying and dividing.