iPad App Reviews

Though we can’t always see them, insects are everywhere around us. Buggy World is an educational app for iPhone and iPad that teaches children about different kinds of insects from around the world.

Puzzles are a fantastic way for kids to learn and build important critical thinking skills. One of the best types of puzzles is matching, which helps to strengthen a child’s memory. Kidz Match is a great matching game that features various puzzles with various educational themes.

Word games are definitely fun to play, and there certainly isn’t a shortage of them available on the App Store. From crosswords to word search and more, there’s plenty of variety. Developed by Nestor Borgo, Lexicon Omega is a word game for iPhone and iPad that is hard to play, but lots of fun.

If you’re a parent, I’m sure you’re well aware of the overwhelming number of educational apps and games on the App Store. Kidz Play Puzzle, developed by Gomathy Shankaran,is a fun puzzle game for iOS that uses a variety of puzzles to help kids build important skills.

Puzzles aren’t only a great way to get a bit of exercise for your brain, but they’re also incredibly flexible when it comes to different styles and ways of solving them. Tondo Jigsaw, developed by Marko Umicevic, is an incredibly unique puzzle game for iPhone and iPad that adds a big twist to mainstream jigsaw puzzles.

There certainly isn’t a shortage of educational apps available for iPhone and iPad. These apps cover pretty much every subject, from language learning to math and everything in between. Body Parts – Basic is a fun app that teaches kids about different parts of the body through images and audio.