This is flat out a silly app. But my son and I argue about the difference between silly and funny and right now, he prefers silly over funny every day of the week. So he enjoys this app.
He likes the music. Doesn’t care right now whether he’s singing along at the right times.
He likes the fact that they have this song in kindergarten for him – except they don’t have a dancing skeleton.
He likes trying to mimic the skeleton as he dances.
He even likes picking the color of the skeleton and the drapes.
I don’t get any of it. But the kid loves it. So we’ve played it a few times. Then I thought the novelty had worn off when I booted this up to get a screenshot. Next thing you know, I’ve got a kid standing next to me trying to see the screen, trying to swing his arms in sync with the skeleton.
Go figure. It’s a winner.
At worst, they learn body parts connected to each other and some dance moves. And if they’re really ambitious, they read along.
Cost: Free!
Good evening,
I was just wondering if there is any way for me to send you a promo code for our latest game, Kiwi and Pear’s World Adventure. I noticed you had reviewed in the past a number of interactive book applications, and I would love to get your feedback on our device. I didn’t see any other contact information here on the site, so felt I would leave a comment here and see if you might be interested.
You can see the game on the iTunes preview below, and if interested please do let me know and I’ll send you that promo code.
Best,
Kenny