Let's Make Friends - Play Toy

Name: Let's Make Friends - Play Toy
Price: 2.99 USD
Rating: 5 (1 reviews)
Author: madebyeducators

Education

$2.99 · Designed for iPad

1 Rating
Ages

4+
Years
Category

Education
Developer

madebyeducators
Language

EN
+ 24 More
Size

29.4
MB

Draw rainbow slides, take a trip into space, build castles in the sandpit and win rewards for interacting and helping the other children have fun. Let's Make Friends has no text or language at all. Children can personalise their character and model their playmates on their real life playground friends. Exploratory play based fun which could be used to support children with their development of social interaction, cause and effect and to help children identify the emotional states of others.

Ratings & Reviews

5.0

out of 5

1 Ratings

Perfect for little ones exploring cause and effect
12/01/2013

specialappssk
This is a really neat tool for a very specific group of learners: toddlers and learners still exploring cause and effect relationships. The sound effects and musical tones the child can make by interacting with the dolls are pleasing to the ear. The child has to place the dolls on the playground equipment to see them bounce, swing etc. There are shapes to build with, a see saw, swing and more. I I would love to see a watering can available in the flower activity though). My favorite is the windmill as I intend to use it with my students with special needs to encourage vocalization. I love how the dolls' expressions change to excited as they engage in an activity.
Perfect for little ones exploring cause and effect
12/01/2013

specialappssk

This is a really neat tool for a very specific group of learners: toddlers and learners still exploring cause and effect relationships. The sound effects and musical tones the child can make by interacting with the dolls are pleasing to the ear. The child has to place the dolls on the playground equipment to see them bounce, swing etc. There are shapes to build with, a see saw, swing and more. I I would love to see a watering can available in the flower activity though). My favorite is the windmill as I intend to use it with my students with special needs to encourage vocalization. I love how the dolls' expressions change to excited as they engage in an activity.