We’ll repeat ourselves, and point out that age recommendations are approximate.
Here are our recommendations for children aged 6-8. Now for some apps that are suitable for a slightly older audience. Best iPhone & iPad apps for kids: Ages 6 to 8
You simply drag them to the stage and they get on with playing their instruments move them to a spot with a different colour and they’ll change what they’re playing.Īny character plonked in the star position (unsubtly marked with a massive yellow star) gives you the chance to explore more sounds as part of a solo performance – perfect for when you think pianist Dancy Nancy or maracas player Shaky McBones hasn’t had enough of the limelight. This smart, uncomplicated game is all about creating music from a band of colourful characters. Elsewhere, shape and colour matching creates flowers and a watering can. In one case, a little bird flutters towards the outline of a nest, while five brown triangles wait to be dragged into place. In this interactive story, children are regularly challenged to complete puzzles based around shape-matching. You can then take a photo to share before starting the process again. A quick brush of the teeth and some decorations and the monster’s time is done. Most interaction comes in the form of feeding the monster dishes that appear, along with prodding and poking horns, eyes and mouths to change their appearance. You then tap colours and paint your beast before interacting with it.
One for younger monster-creators, before working their way up to the likes of Monster Mingle or DNA Play, Sago Mini Monsters has you coax a monster from gloopy green slime.
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