This app got my kids off YouTube and into learning through play
“The best application for children in the universe.” “My daughter likes this application.” “My two -year -old child cannot have enough.” These are just a few of the reviews of the revision on the highly appreciated Jingokids App.
Specific and personal comments are saved by a download count of 165 million. This is clearly an application that has captured the hearts of children around the world, and on which parents are ready to spend money to access its features.
Lingokids is an educational application that promotes independent learning through a series of interactive games. It is intuitive, easy to use and, perhaps especially for parents, it is 100%advertisement.
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My children already like the Super Mario Bros. style application. called thinkrolls as well as super-popular Bluey application. Based on our first family impressions, I expect Lingokids to be a regular favorite among my children.
Educational games adapted to your children
Educational applications often adopt a unique approach to learning. As a result, a narrow group of children that can significantly access content. With Lingokids, I was impressed by the wide range of games, videos, lessons and activities offered.
The lessons are divided into categories with specific content intended for pre-K, kindergarten and first year age groups. My children are all at school and they loved space + lessons, which are produced in collaboration with NASA. They also appreciated “walking with dinosaurs” thanks to the lessons of the BBC Earth. There is so much to capture the imagination of your children. And with new lessons added all the time, there is always something new to appreciate.
But maybe your child lacks motivation in learning. Not only are they disinterested in certain subjects in school, but even the attraction of learning on a screen is not enough to engage them. This is where the lessons featuring characters for children Blippi and Pocoyo can be super useful. If your children are already unsubscribing with these emissions, this could be enough to raise them.
Parents have access to a progression area that details the progress made in the past two weeks. This includes completed activities and acquired skills. You can then see in which specific areas that your child must work on before suggesting specific activities that he might want to try.
Help children with additional needs
Lingokids has a wide appeal in a wide range of different types of children. It also has specific content for children with dyslexia, dysgraphy and dyscalculia. These lessons are accessible via the sections of literacy and mathematics. If your child has been diagnosed with these conditions or has difficulty reading and mathematical bases, this could be an excellent starting point.
If your child has additional support, there is also an entire section of “family time” of the application that allows you to work with your child to think, create and cook. Sitting and doing these things together can really help provide a safe context so that your child likes not only to learn, but also to have the impression of succeeding.
Try it for yourself
With a free 7 -day trial, you can access all the features of the Lingokids application without having to separate from the money. This is more than enough for you as a parent to decide whether it is an application that you can support, as well as if your children really appreciate the content.
After this period, you will need a premium subscription which costs $ 13.49 / £ 14.99 per month. Lingokids is far from the cheapest application, but you get a lot for money. If you are convinced that it will be an application that you will continue to use, you can save money by registering for an entire year, which only works $ 5.99 / £ 5.99 per month.
See by yourself by downloading the Lingokids application on iOS And Android.
