The “Iron Kids” App was developed by the American Academy of Pediatrics to assist kids in living a healthy and active lifestyle. This app only costs $3.99 and is so worth the few bucks! It is designed for kids ages 8 and older and...
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There are many handwriting apps that are helpful for kiddos learning to write. These are just a few of our favorites. Most apps mentioned are free to try and provide you with a variety of activities before you have to pay. Wet-Dry-Try This...
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GoBabyClub is a great app for any new parents looking for ideas on how to work on developmental activities with their babies. The app includes 250 activity video clips and pictures that will guide the parent along the natural developmental...
MoreToday, we’re bringing in a little bit of both Speech and Occupational insight through our two Apps of the...
MoreAvailable for the iPad and iOS on the App Store for $4.99 the “Wet Dry Try” app follows the curriculum of Handwriting Without Tears allowing children to “virtually” practice their letter and number formation by first “wetting” the letter with a...
MoreBugs and Buttons is a collection of games that helps children learn a variety of skills. This app has games that help with pinch, color sorting, letter recognition, counting, eye hand coordination and much more. Plus it is a fun and engaging...
MoreApp of The Week: Choiceworks App. The Choiceworks App is a picture-based learning tool that helps children complete daily routines, understand and control feelings, improve their waiting skills and make choices. This app is also a great tool if...
MoreApp of the Week: Yes/No This app has been helpful to establish and increase accuracy when answering yes or no questions. I love how there are different versions of this app on both the android and iTunes market. I have used different versions...
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