Through a series of puzzles in which kids must alter basic forms and put them in the appropriate holes, Busy Shapes helps youngsters develop their ability to manage simple things. Each child receives encouragement and positive feedback from the app as they proceed. Additionally, the app’s digital playground updates frequently with new items, keeping kids interested and involved.
The groundbreaking theories of renowned Swiss scientist and intelligence specialist Jean Piaget, who held that “children are little scientists,” and that a child’s thoughts are developed through experiences that motivate him or her to participate in the reasoning process, served as the inspiration for Busy Shapes.
FEATURES:
- Children may utilize the time they spend using touch screens by using Busy Shapes’ ground-breaking scaleable platform for growing experimentation. This way, they are not just having fun—they are also learning all the time.
- In order to account for the fact that young children frequently put a finger on the screen when holding an iPad or iPhone, Busy Shapes has a special “kid-friendly” design.
- In order to accommodate young children’s dexterous hands, Busy Shapes has “passing” swipe control, which ensures that an object is still held as intended even when a child’s finger reaches it after it has already touched the screen.
- The potent AI behind Busy Shapes helps each child’s own learning path. For instance, the AI keeps note of how long it requires each child to finish a level and adjusts the difficulty accordingly.
- Busy Shapes has a customizable Guided Access function to stop kids from closing the app by clicking the “home” icon. Additionally, for security and protection, this feature turns off certain portions of the screen.
- Children can readily access shapes thanks to the smooth interactive game area of Busy Shapes. Furthermore, the menu is carefully tucked away.
- Sometimes combining mental practice with physical play results in the most effective learning. The app Busy Shapes is the perfect addition for active play and for shorter games because it automatically remembers where a kid is in any given game.
- English, French, Spanish, Portuguese, Greek, Italian, Dutch, Swedish, Finnish, Norwegian, Danish, Thai, Turkish, Russian, Korean, Vietnamese, Indonesian, Malay, Traditional Chinese, and Simplified Chinese are now among the languages that the software is accessible in.
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