Color Reveal Silhouette Puzzle

Name: Color Reveal Silhouette Puzzle
Price: 0.99 USD
Rating: 4 (26 reviews)
Author: Ellie's Games, LLC

Swipe to uncover pictures!

$0.99 · Designed for iPad

26 Ratings
Ages

4+
Years
Category

Education
Developer

Ellie's Games, LLC
Language

EN
+ 1 More
Size

20
MB

A colorful sensory journey! Swipe to reveal bright hues and boost coordination in a fun, ad-free experience. Discover the World of Sensory Exploration! Embark on a vibrant journey with Sensory Color Explorers Puzzle, the ideal first app for your baby! Designed to enhance eye/hand coordination, this game offers a delightful way for tiny tots to engage with a world full of colors. With its user-friendly interface, children can effortlessly swipe to reveal a canvas of bright, engaging colors, making every interaction an exciting exploration of hues. A Learning Adventure! Sensory Color Explorers Puzzle is more than just entertainment; it's an essential step in your child's cognitive development. Through interactive play, little ones will learn to identify and name colors, enhancing their language skills and color recognition in a fun and engaging manner. Loved by Parents and Little Ones Alike! Hear from our community of satisfied parents and joyful children: "My 19-month-old is obsessed with this game. Watching him learn and name the colors has been incredible!" and "This app finds the perfect middle ground between educational value and entertainment. It's been a game-changer!" Designed for Little Fingers Sensory Color Explorers Puzzle is crafted with little ones in mind, allowing for multi-finger interaction and making it perfect for infants to develop coordination and engagement skills. The game introduces various colors gradually, encouraging children to clear the screen of squares to unveil a vibrant background. Features Tailored for Young Learners: An ad-free experience to ensure uninterrupted fun. iPad/Retina display support for stunning visuals. Smooth animations for a flawless play experience. Embark on a Colorful Adventure! Jump into Sensory Color Explorers Puzzle today and provide your child with an enriching, colorful, educational experience. Download now and let your little one's exploration of colors and shapes begin!

Ratings & Reviews

4.0

out of 5

26 Ratings

Great Company
11/06/2014

Christine Atlanta
I LOVE the frustration free part of this. I get tired of my daughter hitting the X or menu button on other apps by accident. She loves this one and the bubble pop one. The only suggestion is that I would like to see the pictures be even simpler since this is an early infant app. Maybe with shapes instead of complicated images. Maybe even with 2 levels for basic shapes then other images. That is my only suggestion otherwise I love the apps. Keep them coming.
Great Company
11/06/2014

Christine Atlanta

I LOVE the frustration free part of this. I get tired of my daughter hitting the X or menu button on other apps by accident. She loves this one and the bubble pop one. The only suggestion is that I would like to see the pictures be even simpler since this is an early infant app. Maybe with shapes instead of complicated images. Maybe even with 2 levels for basic shapes then other images. That is my only suggestion otherwise I love the apps. Keep them coming.
Recommended app
05/26/2013

bajebooth
Color Squares is a relaxing cause and effect game for the very young - although it can be quite addicting for adults. The premise of this app is to remove the color squares (they appear as if they are stickies left on the screen), to reveal the color beneath. The colors are rich, and not so visually bright to overwhelm photosensitive kids. The music is sweet and encouraging, and there is no overlay of voices - especially if a child has high tone or difficulty with multiprocessing. It is also great to use with kids who do not have fine hand control as you can swipe or place your hand on the screen to remove the squares. I think that this is very thoughtful of the developer as all kids, including kids with special needs, can be successful with this app. A great companion to Ellie's other app "Color Dots".
Recommended app
05/26/2013

bajebooth

Color Squares is a relaxing cause and effect game for the very young - although it can be quite addicting for adults. The premise of this app is to remove the color squares (they appear as if they are stickies left on the screen), to reveal the color beneath. The colors are rich, and not so visually bright to overwhelm photosensitive kids. The music is sweet and encouraging, and there is no overlay of voices - especially if a child has high tone or difficulty with multiprocessing. It is also great to use with kids who do not have fine hand control as you can swipe or place your hand on the screen to remove the squares. I think that this is very thoughtful of the developer as all kids, including kids with special needs, can be successful with this app. A great companion to Ellie's other app "Color Dots".
Well done
10/24/2014

Shoobiedoo
I'm not in favor of apps for babies or toddlers, and this is the only app I have in the "under 5" category. I use it for emergencies when I really need a distraction. It's well done and simple. I've the developer's other apps, too, and they all have a similar design theme. Recommended.
Well done
10/24/2014

Shoobiedoo

I'm not in favor of apps for babies or toddlers, and this is the only app I have in the "under 5" category. I use it for emergencies when I really need a distraction. It's well done and simple. I've the developer's other apps, too, and they all have a similar design theme. Recommended.
Recommendations
08/14/2015

Lil's Dad
There needs to be interactive sounds for when you hit the squares. That would serve as stimulation for the young ones and incentive to even hit a square. It's kind of boring and dull for infants. Also like someone else said, the shapes need to be a little less complicated. Not too bad of an app, just mostly boring for my daughter. Without sound, she doesn't really care to hit a square. That's half the fun for them.
Recommendations
08/14/2015

Lil's Dad

There needs to be interactive sounds for when you hit the squares. That would serve as stimulation for the young ones and incentive to even hit a square. It's kind of boring and dull for infants. Also like someone else said, the shapes need to be a little less complicated. Not too bad of an app, just mostly boring for my daughter. Without sound, she doesn't really care to hit a square. That's half the fun for them.