App Friday July 21st, 2017

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This week explore, build a community, but respect the forest with Grow Forest, have your kids keep a record of their summer travels with My Journey Journal, get a discount on subscriptions in the math focused Smartick Method, and have some silly fun with Call Lulu Lamb.

Plus, Toca Boca at Target stores, tips for using apps for summer learning, and a flyover of Pluto!

Garry Froehlich 
Jellybean Tunes

Grow Forest
by Gro Play

GROW FOREST is a city builder game and a mini game collection, in which children develop a wonderful, healthy forest community and learn about environmental topics in an entertaining way. The app is free to download with a one time in-app purchase to unlock the full version.

‎Grow Forest
‎Grow Forest
Developer: Gro Play
Price: Free+

My Journey Journal
by Art Stories

Long journeys and short journeys, close to home or to the other side of the world: with My Journey Journal, even a short walk becomes an adventure. Observe, explore, document: the app accompanies you to and suggests different activities to be done in various environments – around the city, at the seaside, at the museum. Follow the trail and document your exploration with photos, drawings and sounds: that way, you can save your travel journal and remember all your adventures! Video

‎Art Stories Journal
‎Art Stories Journal

Smartick Method
by Smartick

Smartick is an online math learning method that uses the latest Artificial Intelligence to adapt to your child’s learning style. Based on a daily 15-minute session, your child progresses at his or her own pace, building self-confidence, avoiding frustration, and developing a positive attitude towards math.

Until July 31, get a discount on subscriptions to Smartick. Details are on their website.

‎Smartick Kids Learn Math
‎Smartick Kids Learn Math
Developer: Smartick
Price: Free+

Call Lulu Lamb
by Appelsin Apps

Talk to Lulu Lamb who repeats what you say. It is a fun voice recording app for kids! Totally free and no ads and no in-app purchases. Video

Toca Boca Jumps into the Clothing Market

Toca Boca is launching a line of clothing, backpacks and back to school accessories at Target stores starting July 17th. Interestingly it sounds like the line will be non gender specific, and some items will include codes to download Toca Boca apps.  See more at TocaBoca.

5 Tips For Using Apps For Summer Learning

Lorraine at Moms with Apps (also the host of App Friday), give tips on finding, organizing, and using educational apps, plus how to ask developers for promo codes. Yes, independent developers really do appreciate reviews. See them at Moms With Apps.

Fly Over Pluto and Charon

NASA has put together an amazing video of what it would be like to fly over the craters and nitrogen ice plains of Pluto, and its moon Charon. See it at NASA.

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