Eek and Slo iPad App

So far, this has been a crazy month. As some of you may already know that my laptop broke down and I have been so busy trying to catch up with emails and blog posts. I couldn't do a lot of things from my iPad. It isn't powerful as my laptop and I can't even multitask. Anyway, I was able to review another cool app from Punflaykids.





This one was newly released and I was given the opportunity to test it out. It's an interactive story called Eek and Slo. Of course, my little Brandon enjoyed it. Punflay has really fun apps for the kids to keep them entertained. It was perfect for Brandon to keep him busy for a while (and I can catch up with my work). He especially like apps that he can touch the screen to move the objects or characters.

Eek and Slo
Ever seen your kindergartener spend hours watching or chasing worms and bugs? Mini beasts seem to hold a particular attraction for little ones. Punflay’s new offering Eek and Slo for your pre-K and Kindergarten kids builds on this fascination by introducing two crazy insect characters – Eek the earthworm and Slo the snail. Through an entertaining but simple story spun around these two characters, Punflay seeks to introduce your child to the key pre-number spatial concepts of up and down. And living up to the theory that doing is learning, in this app, your child will not only see things go up and down, but will actually push things up and down in every screen.







When Eek decides to come up from his underground home for a walk, he disturbs the slumbering Slo. Completely unaware of the disturbance he has caused, Eek briskly walks through a farm peering curiously at the farm animals while Slo puffs along crossly behind him, demanding an apology. As they walk through the farm, they climb up and tumble down things, besides finding other things along their way that bob up and down. Lovely child-friendly illustrations and extremely simple text make the app particularly inviting for children. Interactions on every page, each carefully designed to promote understanding of the concepts of up and down, are calculated to bring the child back again and again to the app.





Disclosure: I received a code to redeem for the above Apple iTunes Apps at no charge in exchange for a review of my opinion. Thanks to PunFlay and Emantras Inc. The opinions expressed are my own personal and honest thoughts. No other compensation was given.