Baby Plants Crops by Orbaby is a bilingual (English and Simplified Chinese) interactive science app that lets children grow, watch the stages of growth and harvest five types of crops (corn, soybean, wheat, peanut and rice) and learn what are some of the food products that use them as an ingredient. Children will also get to learn the English and Chinese names of the crops in both the written and spoken form. A paragraph of encyclopedic knowledge on the crop is included but in the Chinese version, a short rhyme about the crop is shown instead and this is read out upon touching.
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Baby Plants Cropsby chen yibin 1.99 USD   This app is designed for both iPhone and iPad. |
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Updated: 29.05.2012 |
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Description Baby Plants CropsThe application ‘Baby Plants Crops’ is an appropriate interactional exercise for children in growing sensitive periods. Children plant with their own hands and experience plants growing process from seeding to harvest. It’s an opportunity to learn natural science. What’s more, the app is drawn in both Chinese and English versions. Children will learn not only English words but also plant encyclopedia and Chinese pronunciation and their writing. What's new in Version 1.3add module TapjoyConnect |
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I would use this app for my 1 yr old son. Using his finger on the screen really does come naturally. They are such sponges at this age – the opportunity to introduce another language is fantastic!
This app could be the centerpiece of a blog on my website, http://www.thereadingroad.com. My first nonfiction, interactive ebook, LEMON TREES AND BUMBLEBEES, The Magic of Pollination is shown on the site, with endorsements by educators and scientists. BABY PLANTS CROPS is a natural step in the progression from pollination to harvest which encourages science, literacy, nutrition, motor skills, and many levels of learning fun. I’d love to share it with my parent and teacher readers!
My little boy Darius will own this and learn from it! :)
I would use this with my 3 year old gardener as she loves taking care of plants and herbs.
With the implementation of Common Core I am trying to include content curriculum in my speech therapy lessons. I seldom get to use science materials. This app would be very helpful.
This would be great to teach my children about plants.
One way I would use this app is with the students I work with on my voluntourism trips to the slums of Kenya.
My chldren and my students would enjoy using this to learn about plants.
We love watching our garden grow, this app would be really nice
I love to garden and I’m trying to teach my daughter Chinese, so this app would be a great tool for both subjects!
Toddlers and preschoolers here will use this to learn about plants and the process of growth.
With the implementation of Common Core I am trying to include more content about plants into my curriculum. With the use of the iPad it gives children a better understanding about the growth process of plants.
Nichole loves educational apps and science apps are especially interesting. :-)