#SPELLTOWER ISSUES ON KINDLE FREE#

if you can get them interested), Cut the Rope, CVC Word Recognition, Angry Birds, Daniel Tiger's Day & NightВ (there are a lot of Daniel Tiger apps), Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood: Play at Home, DragonBox Algebra 12+, Dora ABCs Vol2: Rhyming Words, Elevation Moon, Endless Alphabet(great game), Endless Reader (great game), Even Monsters Get Sick, EverNote (Note taking app), Farkel Dice - Free (can also use it to work on adding up the dice), First Grade (Kindle Tablet Edition), First Grade Learning Games (Full version), First Grade Math, Flasia HD (cool drawing app), Fourth Grade Learning Games Free, Fruit Ninja (great hand-eye and impulse control), Good Night Wubbzy: Bedtime Counting, Goodnight Caillou - Bedtime Activities, Green Eggs and Ham - Dr. Panda, Avokiddo Emotions - Dress, Feed and Play with Animals, BT Handwriting with Dnealian, Bowling King (great hand-eye and turn taking), BrainPOP Jr, Bridge Constructor, But Not the Hippopotamus (interactive story), Caillou Check Up, Caillou House of Puzzles, Caillou Let's Pretend, Chuggington Traintastic AdventuresВ (It says free but you need to purchase the app), Coloring, Cubistry (good hand-eye coord. I hope you find the list helpful! Let me know what games and apps you use that I may have missed!ДЈrd Grade Math Genius, 4th Grade (Kindle Tablet Edition), 4th Grade Science Reading Comprehension Free, 3rd 4th Grade Quest, 10x10 Word Search, A Charlie Brown Christmas (50th Anniversary - Interactive Book), AB Math, Abby MonkeyВ®: ABCs First Phonics and Letter Sounds, ABC 123 Fun, ABCMouse, Amazing Coin (USD): Educational Money learning & counting games for kids, Advanced Sight Words: High Frequency Words, Animal Math Kids Math GamesВ (there are several levels for this), Art Class with Dr. Does that mean there are not any? Heck no, they are just harder to find! So let me give you a list of the apps we have used over the years with the Kindle to help get you started. The bigger problem? Not as many cool app developers! I really wish someone would get on the Kindle platform and make some truly great educationally based apps. The problem with a Kindle? It is not as fast to cruise the internet as an iPad. With three kids, I want to save my $300 and have three years of protection!

So a used iPad, with no protection, will cost a minimum of $250, or you can buy a loaded Kindle with three years of protection for $150. Once you add in other things like a case, mini SD card, and the THREE year protection plan for $15.00 so you are looking at a total of around $150.

To get the up-sized version, 16 GB with no ads, it's $85.00 (this is the non-sale price). If you are wanting a tablet for an older child (and this is what I got my children) then you want to buy the Kindle Fire 7. For the younger set, from 3 to 6 years old, I think this would be fine however, for an older child, I would move to another version of the Kindle. Now, what I don't like about this edition, it seems a bit slower, you have to use Amazon Free Time from what I can tell, and the Kindle functions are limited. So what's the solution? My friend, the Kindle! We got the children a Kindle when they were four! Now Kindle has a child's version with a huge rubbery case built in, and you know what else? The Kindle comes with a TWO YEAR replacement warranty through Square Trade for only $100! Nothing else to buy! Just so you know, I have dealt with Square Trade MANY times over the years and I have never had an issue with them.

Spelltower issues on kindle