Apps for Learning
These educational apps were created by the developers at Moms With Apps.
Preschool Counting with Bear & Duck
Princess Pony – Matching Memory Pairs
Read&Write: Letters, Sounds & Combinations
The Strange and Wonderful World of Ants
Who Am I? Race Awareness Project
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It is great that you list these apps as good ones that you recommend, but there aren’t any reviews on your site as to why they are good apps, or for what age groups you are suggesting, as well as any other details. I have to go to the iTunes page to look at the reviews there, which can often be misleading, so I would love it if you would give us a little more than just a list, as to why you are suggesting these and any info that can help us make good decisions as there are thousands and thousands of apps out there that are good for learning, reading, etc…. What do you think?
Hi Ricardo! Work in progress. Given we are parent developers and the site is volunteer based, it’s just an issue of finding the time to expand the definitions. It is a goal and thank you for bringing it up.
Could you also please state who would specifically be best suited to which apps?My son has autism and has some language now, but i wish to build upon his reading and responses so would like to know which would be better used in say a school setting for lessons and then those we could have not as structured for say at home with his siblings.He is very good with visuals so although i can’t afford an Ipad i do have the Itouch so could you also please clearly list which apps are suitable for which device.Happy to find your apps are affordable by the way.Thanks.(Bookmarked your page too).
Hello.
You have a wonderful web site. We are a new developer of reading and math apps for Grades 3 to 8. How can we get involved in joining momwithapps?
Hi Bruce, both our “about” page, and this post on our new forum, detail ways to get involved. Thanks for your interest! –Lorraine | MWA
http://momswithapps.com/2010/10/25/our-new-forum/
BRAVO to you! This is soooooo needed. What resource do you suggest for older kids … tweens to teens? Brandon
The Apps are coming in so fast and the market is incredibly vast. I couldn’t wait until my App showed up on the Apple market so I could join this site…seriously! I have been shopping forums for months searching for a class act with brains and compassion. This is the place.
Perhaps the need for reviews of educational Apps will bring about the new Consumer Report of Apps! I’m interested! Great job on putting this together!
Thanks for this useful site. I’ve been trying to put together lists of useful educational apps too, including descriptions as to why I think they’re good – and it’s extremely time-consuming!
Hi!
I came across your site and I am very much interested in what you are promoting here. I would like to respectfully ask if there is anyway that you can feature our Apps for special needs children? Our company is affiliated with Step By Step Academy and our iPhone/iTouch App is fully based on Applied Behavior Analysis principles. I believe that we can help a lot of parents with our Communicating Basic Needs App.
Hoping for your kind response.
Sincerely,
Cherry Cleary
Hi Cherry, thanks for your introduction. Details on how the community works are outlined on our ‘about’ page, here: http://momswithapps.com/about/.
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