TeachMe: Toddler

Love this app. My lil one loves to play it and is learning her colors at age two.

This is a great app. My toddler loves is and is recognizing numbers and letters I had no idea she knew. She asks to play it and loves getting the in app sticker rewards. The only reason I give it a 4 star review instead of 5 is that the sticker and pic pages are turned one way and the game is turned the other. So my toddler or I am having to flip the iPad back forth. I would love it if they would make it so they both go the same direction.

Now that I’m allowing my child to have more screen time, I’m realizing that I can’t provide support to her with this app because there are no captions for instructions. I have to ask her what is being said.

My 3 year old daughter loves this game. She is actually learning from it. She loves getting the stickers as rewards. I highly recommend this app for 2-4 year olds. Good value.

Boring for a toddler. App uses a generic robot voice. I would recommend endless abc and friend shapes instead.

I have tried all of the programs and apps out there (Starfall, SplashMath, the “Endless” series, ABC Mouse, etc...). Hands down, these apps surpass them all. This series is a hidden gem. <br/><br/>It works for both of my children, who both possess very different learning styles. The intuitive repetition processes involved on these apps serve as a perfect source of non-monotonous drill activities. Kids answer drill-like questions in a friendly, non-flashy or distracting virtual environment in these apps. When they reach a certain goal, (set by the adult) the user is given a choice to earn stickers (in the Pre-K app) or coins (found in the apps for older kiddos) that can be used to purchase items from the virtual store. So basically, this is an incentive-based app. <br/><br/>There are NO annoying adds and the included material is safe. I’ve never experienced one single problem with any of these apps in the 3+ years I’ve had them for the kids. I love that I can either incorporate the material they’ve mastered in with new/challenging stuff, or I can optionally remove material they solidly comprehend (so they can solely focus on novel material). <br/>I can also raise the threshold by which they earn their virtual incentives, which is so cool. <br/><br/>To give you an idea about the app’s effectiveness, I’ll give you two real examples:<br/><br/>My son just finished 1st grade on May 25th. He started up with the “Teach Me Mathematics” app in this series on June 1st to supplement with summer math. Today is June 13th, and he’s solidly mastered all of the addition facts from 0+0 to 6+12...all of them... in less than two weeks...and the kiddo has learning differences. <br/><br/>My daughter is going into Kindergarten in the fall, and she is learning uppercase and lowercase letter names, letter phonemics (sounds), one-to-one counting, number labeling from 0-20, shapes, and colors. She has mastered shapes, colors, counting, and almost all of her number recognition from the initial app in the series: “Teach Me Pre-K”. She, too, has learning differences, and we started back with the app two weeks ago. <br/><br/>Knowing what I know about the efficacy of these educational apps, I’d likely pay 4x the amount for this wonderfully executed series. Big thanks to the developers, 24x7digital LLC...you guys have made a big difference in my kids’ lives! 🙌🏽😄💓<br/><br/>And I never write reviews..but other folks just need to know how great these apps truly are!

My little one has learned a lot.

My daughter is 3 turning 4 in march 2018. I wanted to use technology to our advantage and I think this is the app. It forces her to listen to the instructions...she will click the teacher a couple of times to make sure she got the instructions which I think is so cool. And it covers all areas/counting, abcs, shapes, and sounding out letters. I know after seeing her interact with this app that her struggle is in phonics so I will be investing in phonics for her.