We are released a Lite version to let people try before they buy this app.
Thursday, August 25, 2011
Wednesday, August 10, 2011
Bilingual Kids - New release with CardFlow!
We are releasing version 1.3 for the Bilingual Kids app.
See it in the appstore.
Thank you for the feedback and suggestions.
See it in the appstore.
Thank you for the feedback and suggestions.
What's new in this version:
1. Card Flow - An exciting feature to flip through your flash cards to jump to a particular picture. When you pause, you can use Card Flow to quiz your child.
2. Swipe - Swipe the picture to go to the previous picture or the next picture.
3. Background music - To keep it engaging for the little ones. You can also turn it off.
4. Game - Tap the screen to move the mouse and catch the falling things. When you catch an object, you will hear its name, helping your child to revise.
Sunday, May 8, 2011
Bilingual Kids - teaching German and English with iPhone / iPad application
We are excited to release our own iPad & iTouch application to teach our bilingual children both English and German. It keeps their interest with a simple fun game between learning.
Go to the app store.
The app teaches bilingual children, the English and German names of vegetables, fruits and food. There are 110 pictures for lots of learning fun. We found that our kids really kept watching because of the mouse game that appears after they see enough cards.
The app uses the "flash card" concept to teach. It shows a picture and speaks its name in both languages.
Why did we create this app?
Bilingual Kids was created by us to teach our children who are growing up bilingual. This was created by us to have fun and teach our children. We hope it helps your child have fun and learn.
There are many flash card apps and many bilingual apps. However, none of the apps taught the way we wanted. We set some simple goals.
1. Teach multiple languages at the same time. Show the picture and repeat the words in different languages.
2. Jump straight into the learning - no menus, choices or complicated clicks to get started.
3. Allow you to adjust the speed of the pictures.
4. Select the different languages to be taught. We start with English and German. But sometimes, we want to focus on a single language.
5. Choose which groups of flash cards to practice. This lets them focus on a particular area.
6. Be fun and engage our children.
If you came here to find an app for your child, you can buy it from the AppStore now. Go to the app store.
join our group of beta testers.
Go to the app store.
The app teaches bilingual children, the English and German names of vegetables, fruits and food. There are 110 pictures for lots of learning fun. We found that our kids really kept watching because of the mouse game that appears after they see enough cards.
The app uses the "flash card" concept to teach. It shows a picture and speaks its name in both languages.
Why did we create this app?
Bilingual Kids was created by us to teach our children who are growing up bilingual. This was created by us to have fun and teach our children. We hope it helps your child have fun and learn.
There are many flash card apps and many bilingual apps. However, none of the apps taught the way we wanted. We set some simple goals.
1. Teach multiple languages at the same time. Show the picture and repeat the words in different languages.
2. Jump straight into the learning - no menus, choices or complicated clicks to get started.
3. Allow you to adjust the speed of the pictures.
4. Select the different languages to be taught. We start with English and German. But sometimes, we want to focus on a single language.
5. Choose which groups of flash cards to practice. This lets them focus on a particular area.
6. Be fun and engage our children.
If you came here to find an app for your child, you can buy it from the AppStore now. Go to the app store.
join our group of beta testers.
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