This looks like a good app for typical preschool age children. Educationally it works on many early concepts. The different games have large, bright graphics and it gives a non-intrusive sound effect for correct & incorrect responses. Children drag objects to the desired locations. The objects automatically return to their original position if the child's response is incorrect.For the free version, you have access to three games: Build-a-toy (you attach airplane parts to a toy plane)Silhouette matching (you match an item of clothing to its silhouette)Color sorting (you put colored fruit in colored trucks).SPECIAL EDUCATION CONCERNS: There is no way to adjust anything about the games, such as the difficulty level, how the objects are moved in the game, or turning on/off sound effect for incorrect responses. For example:**With the color sorting game, it would be nice if parents could decide how many different colors needed to be sorted (2 - 5) and whether all the color trucks were displayed at once or not (having all trucks at once would make the game more challenging).**With all the games, it would be nice to have the option to move the object by clicking to select an object and then clicking where you want to place the object. This is useful for kids who don't have the coordination to drag items across the screen.**Turning on/off sound effects for incorrect responses is important because sometimes kids LOVE the incorrect sound effect and so they deliberately choose the wrong answer over and over and over again just to trigger the sound.ALSO, in the color sort game, I noticed that although the colors you sort are randomly selected, the location of the fruits to go in the first, second & third truck are not randomized. This is not a big deal for typical kids and most people probably wouldn't notice it. Kids with autism might recognize the pattern and end up playing by memorizing locations rather than recognizing the colors.Disclaimer: I have not tried this app with any children yet. I am a speech therapist and work with children with autism and other developmental disabilities.

My favorite game on the app is called building logic. And it has three toys that you can build. An airplane, doll house, and a broken stuffed animal. It felt very satisfying to complete each toy. This game was the most engaging for me it kept my attention. I think your kids would love it just as much as I did. The app offers three free games. A sorting game a matching game and a pairing game. In the sorting game you are shown a washing machine and the out line of the clothing item. and you drag the item to the washing machine. At first I just picked up any item but the game put it back I had to put the right item in the washing machine. The reward was that the washing machine would start that was the least engaging one to me. The third game is matching game. In the matching game you see a bunch of fruits and a tractor with a color to match and once you have matched the colors the tractors drive away. I only tried the free version

racoon Treehouse: learning games for toddlers. This is a good application, have the potential go grow in the future, easy to use. Whether ng understand little about technology, will adapt right from the first use. Very useful when I used to see all the good, the good of it. I like it, I will introduce and share my friends know about this application . An application very great game, I can play anywhere you like and any time. My children also love this game. We feel very interesting. . I voted for five stars for this wonderful application, hoping that developers will have more games like this. Thanks manufacturer has created great app

I’m not sure how I feel about this app. My 2 year old enjoyed playing the first two games, but that’s all it gives you before asking you to purchase the rest. Two short levels is barely enough time to see if my child would continue playing this app. I’m tired of all these in app purchases on children’s games. What if he doesn’t like the rest of the levels? I have to download another game, and pay for that as well…going on and on until I find one he likes. I would like to see a demo of at least 4-5 games to make sure I’m not wasting my money.