Meet Icky and Olly! They’re playtime friends who have fun adventures here in the land of Agnitus learning! Icky (who has a sweet little laugh) will help your child recognize colors, fruits, and animals! Icky’s sidekick, Olly, shows your child how to learn and play with shapes and numbers! Here is what we play and learn:
Colors: We love colors, yes we do! Learning how to find each hue!
Shapes: Find the shapes and count them too! Stepping stones in front of you!
Fruits: Yummy says Icky! Oranges, cherries, blueberries – learning to notice them! Limes, pears and watermelon – all green - Can you tell them apart?
Animals: Elephants, tigers, monkeys and more, now you see them, now you don’t! Was that a snake, a hippo or a frog?
Numbers: Beginning numbers - we count, it’s true! As part of learning our colors for you!
Letters: We begin with letters a bit at a time, building skill sets as we climb!
DEVELOPMENTAL CRITERIA
Early Childhood Development (ECD) criteria: learn – explore – anticipate – memorize - spatial cognition – emotional development.
Ideal ages for this playtime game: 2 - 5 years
FEATURES
- Playtime levels ‘smartly’ advance, adapting to your child’s learning needs.
- Parental Dashboard and Skill Reports follow & detail your child’s achievements.
- More than one child can be registered to play and learn.
ABOUT AGNITUS
Agnitus touch-enabled ‘smart’ learning games for the iPad take a brand new approach to playtime learning! As your child learns, Agnitus recognizes your child’s strengths and challenges, gently increasing familiarity for your child, through ‘learning-to-learn’ and providing alternative activities adapted to meet your child’s needs.
We know children are naturally creative. Children learn through play, and by seeing, touching, hearing, and doing. Enjoying learning, prepares your child for ready-entry into preschool and structured learning environments. Proven techniques are provided here, to help build basic skills that eventually prepare your child to learn reading, writing and arithmetic. Parents interested in detailed reports on your child’s progress in these remarkable games, can receive and share Skill Reports via email.
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