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great gallery!
would be super to have links for the individual photographers.
Contact me via FB if you have questions about my photos:
ah, what a shame. seeing these images just made me curious for more.
here is mine if you are interested.
OK, i'll try again. lol.
here is mine if you are interested.
You can find me on flickr!!
Thanks for posting my pic, it made my day!! @Kristina: I have a blog, but I mostly write there, if you want to see more of my pictures of Berlin please contact me via facebook https://www.facebook.com/marta.aalto or my blog :o)

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oh no....MORE photos! ;o)
I tried the 'gift wrap the painting on the wall' thing. This is in my entry hall behind the front door, near the purple decorated wreath.
Close-Up of the pretty Snowman paper, and a S ornament I found at Target. S for my last name, but also in this case, S for the Snowmen on the paper.
A Kirkland's Santa on Rocking Horse....tho I got mine from shopgoodwill.com! Just couldn't resist it.
This lovely Angel, holding a little bird in her hand, was a sweet gift from Luvs a few weeks ago. I put her in the living-room under the BIG cloche. (my silver rabbit platter isn't Christmas-y, but I didn't get around to
putting greenery on it to hide the rabbits for now)
Little tree I put in my "Dad's room" ( can't seem to stop thinking of that as his room, even tho he's been gone since Feb.) By the way, red was his favorite color.
Yes, the framed photo is ME sitting on Santa's lap!! LOL. And I take such terrible pictures, I am kind of embarrassed to show it to you....but there is a little story to how I ended up on Santa's lap a few weeks ago.
When I was a little girl, my Dad tried everything to convince me to sit on Santa's lap for a picture. But I was so shy, and I wouldn't get within 20 FEET of Santa! Never... Ever! So my Dad didn't get the picture that most parents want of their children at least once. Recently when a friend and I went shopping, we saw a wonderful Santa and he was in a shop where no kids were at the time. After watching another lady my age get her picture with him, and me telling my friend about not ever doing that, Mollie went up and paid the $5 and insisted I HAD to get mine with Santa! And the jolly ol' guy was also telling me I should. LOL.
So...... Dad, this one's for you!
hugs, Karen
Karen, so happy to see your still decorating! Your 'gift wrap the painting on the wall' turned out beautiful. Love that new little rocking horse w/santa.
Luvs picked out the neatest angel for you. It looks sweet displayed in your cloche. With your silver leaves, tied it right in with the silver rabbit platter.
So glad you finally sat on santa's lap and got your picture taken for DDad. Funny what crazy girls will do when we're out shopping.LOL Nice vignette you made for his room. Yep, this one's for DD. Neat horse too.
Oh your 'wrapped' present looks fabulous! What BEAUTIFUL snowman paper & love, love the silver ribbon & ornie! Nice!
Very cute angel that luvs sent you...love how you displayed it & you don't need any greens ...'rabbits' are very busy around here in the Winter, too! Looks great as is...the silver & cloche!
Your Santa pic makes me smile! I loved seeing it there under that lil' tree where your Dad lived! Precious! & you are brave to sit on Santa's lap, even tho you're a bit
older' now! LOL! TFS your treasures, PM! Jeanne S.
Jeanne, my friend gave me NO choice,LOL. I told Santa his knee might not be able to take me sitting on it! He was so fun, and such a wonderful Santa in both looks and demeanor.
I just wish I'd done this last year so Dad could have seen it...
Oak, I did give my daughter and son Jason a copy. My 4 little grandkids were a bit surprised to see ME on Santa's lap. Their grins were a hoot. (wait till the day I tell them I was born BEFORE the Internet and blow their little minds! LOL)
Glad y'all enjoyed the story,guess you're never to old to be silly!
hugs, Karen
Love that Pic Karen...and the story that goes with it..
I like how your 'picture present' came out and the clever idea using the 'S'.
That GW Santa is really nice..I see lots of nice suff on there, but the shipping is usually a killer.
The little angel under the glass cloche looks darling and the little tree in your Dad's room is touching...I can see you still calling it his room it's only natural that you would.
I love everything, but mostly the Santa picture. I still remember the great Christmases my parents made sure I had. They always decorated up one side and down the other.
I'm going to get my picture taken with Santa next year. I think all my grandchildren will be past the point of having to hide the Santa presents until they go to bed (although we'll still put some out with "from Santa" on them), so I'll get them to sit on Santa's lap with me.
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The Torah is a book of great drama, why does the narrative ends with a seemingly-unnecessary story about a random conquest of some towns? In this week and next week, Rabbi Fohrman paints a picture of epic connections to the stories of Jacob, Joseph and Judah.
This is Rabbi David Fohrman and welcome to Parshat Matos.
In this week's Parsha, I would like to discuss with you a great mystery that concerns one of the lesser known people in the book of numbers. So lesser know that I bet many of you people have never heard of him at all. It is a man named by [Hebrew 00:17], child from the tribe of Menasha who's strangely not from the tribe Menasha at all. At least not according to the book of chronicles. The book of numbers, identifies [Hebrew 00:29] as coming from the family of [Hebrew 00:32], the child of Menasha, is of course one of the two children of Joseph and yet, the book of chronicles identifies him as a child coming from the tribe of Judah. Now this may not seem like a terribly big deal but I assure you there's a great story to be told here and it begins with this little tiny discrepancy between the book of chronicles and the book of numbers.
Come with me for a minute into the book of chronicles and I am going to give you like 10 seconds of genealogy. The book gives the lineage of the tribe Judah. That Judah gave birth to[Hebrew 01:02], [Hebrew 01:02] the gave birth to [Hebrew 01:04]. [Hebrew 01:05] married the daughter of [Hebrew 01:07] from Menasha, they had a child by the name of [Hebrew 01:10] and [Hebrew 01:11] gave birth to [Hebrew 01:13].
Now, that may all seem very complicated but the upshot of it all is that [Hebrew 01:17] has a grandmother from the tribe of Menasha but that doesn't make him a card carrying member of the tribe of Menasha because tribal affiliation follows [Hebrew 01:28]. So [Hebrew 01:30] is actually from the tribe of Judah. Why then does the book of numbers disguise that and suggest that, he is from Menasha rather than Judah?
This seemingly trivial mystery brings us I believe to the edge of an epic story. A story, whose final chapter perhaps takes place right here, in Parshat Matos but whose earliest chapters begin right in the depths of the book of genesis, in one of the most difficult and tragic times in the entire bible.
The epic story, that I would like to tell you over this week and next, is the story of the land of Gilead. Right here in Matos, we learned that a family of [Hebrew 02:12] child of Menasha, they went to the land of Gilead which was under [Hebrew 02:16] control at the time, [Hebrew 02:18] and they captured this territory and then we hear one of the member of this family, [Hebrew 02:24] this child of the tribe of Menasha [Hebrew 02:27] and he captures all the towns of Gilead, [Hebrew 02:31], and he named them the town of [Hebrew 02:35].
Who was [Hebrew 02:36] really and why do I care about the capture of Gilead? These questions will take us on a fascinating journey that begins with the origins of the land of Gilead. Let's look at those origins now.
Gilead seems to get its name from an episode of genesis, chapter 31. Yaakov flees from the house of Laban, his father in law. Rachel, his wife, has surreptitiously taken possession of traphim belonging to her father, Laban. Exactly, what traphim are is unclear. They may have been certain kinds of idols that Laban worshipped. Three days later, Laban finds out that Yaakov has fled, chases after him. [Hebrew 03:21], catches up with him, [Hebrew 03:24], and when he does, he confronts Yaakov and accuses him of underhanded conduct. [Hebrew 03:32], he chastises him, how come you hid like a thief and you ran away, [Hebrew 03:37], you never told me you were leaving, I would have sent you out with songs and dances. Didn't even give me a chance to kiss my children goodbye. And then, he concludes [Hebrew 03:49], and why did you steal my gods? Yaakov is unaware that anyone from his household has taken them and he made a declaration that he will live to regret. [Hebrew 04:00], he says, whoever has taken your Gods, will die. [Hebrew 04:07], search my tents, find whatever is yours. [Hebrew 04:13], but Yaakov didn't know that Rachel have taken them. In a fact that Yaakov has inadvertently proclaimed a kind of death sentence upon his beloved wife, a death sentence that becomes tragically fulfilled when Rachel dies at young age, on the road of travelling towards [Hebrew 04:34]. Rashi treats the declaration of Yaakov as a kind of curse, [Hebrew 04:39], Rashi says and from that curse, [Hebrew 04:43] Rachel died by the way. Rashi quotes this in the name of [Hebrew 04:47].
Now, why am I telling you all of these? Because all of these takes place in Gilead.
When Laban chases after Yaakov, he encamps in [Hebrew 05:00], Mount Gilead and why is it called Mount Gilead? Evidently for what happens there just a few verses later. For after Laban finishes searching the tents unsuccessfully, for his traphim, he makes a covenant with Yaakov. He says, let the God of your father Abraham, the God of my father [Hebrew 05:20] judge between us when we leave each other today. This story isn't over now, God will judge between us and here are pile of stones and these pile of stones will the witness between us. The pile of stones is called [Hebrew 05:35], the witness is called [Hebrew 05:38], becomes Gilead. It is the beginning of Gilead in the Torah and in our story, Parshat Matos, is the end of Gilead in the Torah.
What do these two mysterious stories of Gilead have to do with each other?
Let's think a little bit about the implications of what Rashi has said here about the unfortunate curse, uttered by Yaakov, unaware that Rachel was the one who took the traphim. Rachel is taken from him before her time. Yaakov is deprived of Rachel in his life because he promised that whoever had taken the traphim will die but Yaakov is to be deprived of Rachel, it wouldn't really be enough, would it? Just to take Rachel away from him? You would have to take her children away too. Does Yaakov ever lose Joseph, he does, in the sail of Joseph.
Let's look carefully at the sail for a moment and listen for an echo of the story of the traphim.
When Yaakov promises Laban, that the person who has taken the traphim would die, he's language is [Hebrew 06:47], with whom ever is found your Gods, they shall not live, [Hebrew 06:54], recognize for yourself, whatever is yours within my tents. Do we ever hear those words later on in the Torah? The word [Hebrew 07:04] found, together with recognize. [Hebrew 07:07]? These are the exact words with which the sail of Joseph was perpetrated. The brothers come to their father, [Hebrew 07:15], we found this they said and they presented him the bloody coat. [Hebrew 07:20] Recognize please, if this is your sons coat? Remember the feast that Yaakov had with his brothers in law, the children of Laban, to finalize the covenant. That's the first time that we hear about brothers sitting down and eating bread. When is the next and the only other time in the five books of Moses that we ever hear about brothers sitting down to break breads with each other? It is in the sail of Joseph. [Hebrew 07:47], the brothers having thrown Joseph in the pit, sit down to eat bread together and the connection goes still further. Listen, for example, to Rachel's declaration to her father, Laban. When Laban comes looking for the traphim, [Hebrew 08:04], and Rachel had taken the traphim, [Hebrew 08:08] and she had put them in the paddle sack of the camel. What a vivid picture we have, we know exactly where she has put them but there is an elaborate double [Hebrew 08:19] here.
Listen to the world traphim phonetically. Forget how it is spelled, what does traphim sound like and does it remind you of anything in the sail of Joseph story? It certainly does, when Yaakov sees the bloody coat, what does he say? Says, [Hebrew 08:36], Joseph has been torn up alive, the word for torn up is [Hebrew 08:41], when there is two [Hebrew 08:43], it is plural. Its traphim, spelled differently with a [Hebrew 08:47] but it seems to be applied onwards, continues, Rachel had taken the traphim, [Hebrew 08:54], she places them in the pillow but what is [Hebrew 08:59] is spelled aside from pillow? It is spelled [Hebrew 09:03], she has placed her oldest son on top of the camel. Indeed when Joseph was taken away [Hebrew 09:10], taken away from the pit on? The caravan of Ishmaelite spirit away Joseph on a camel, it is as if Rachel put her [Hebrew 09:19] on the camel in as much as she took the traphim. And here is Rachel sitting on the traphim and she says, father, please forgive me, I cannot get up, [Hebrew 09:28], because the way of a woman is upon me and this is how she evades detection by her father but in a fact what she says to her father, if I get up all you will see is a pile of bloody cloths. What do the brothers present father with, in the sail of Joseph – the bloody coat.
This bloody mess is all we can find, what you are really looking for, we have no idea where it is. It is the same story, hauntingly one more time and finally perhaps most chilling of all, when Joseph is taken out of the pit by the Ishmaelite and put upon on their camels, where are those Ishmaelites coming from? [Hebrew 10:13], the caravan of Ishmaelite, [Hebrew 10:17], they are coming from Gilead. It is the long arm of [Hebrew 10:23], it is Laban, coming with his covenant to take what's his. Not only Rachel herself disappeared from Yaakov's grasp but Laban, will had her son too.
This here in the Genesis, is the beginning, of the shocking and dark story of [Hebrew 10:43], of Gilead and I would like to suggest to you, the very last acts of the book of numbers, focused on Gilead as well. It is how the Torah ends, if you think about it, everything else that happens after this, is just Moshe's speech, this is the end. It all ends with Gilead too.
How does the end relate to the beginning? The story of Gilead begins tragically and it ends redemptively. Something is salvaged in Gilead, something related to Gilead's harsh beginnings.
We will explore that, when we come back next week. I will see you then.
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14. Va'etchanan: Seeing Layers in the Ten Commandments
15. Devarim: What Does It Mean To Have Faith?
16. Masei: Why Is The End of Bamidbar So Anticlimactic? II
17. Matot: Why Is The End of Bamidbar So Anticlimactic?
18. Pinchas: What Does It Mean To Be Zealous For God?
19. Balak: Balaam, Prophet For Hire?
20. Chukat: Was Hitting the Rock So Horrible?
21. Korach: Can We Influence God?
22. Shelach: Is Hope Irrational?
23. Behaalotecha: A Guide For...Parenting? Part II
24. Naso: A Guide For...Parenting?
25. Bamidbar: Who Cares About Genealogy?
26. Bechukotai: Why Would God Curse His People?
27. Behar: Why Does Land Have To Rest?
28. Emor: Is There A Shabbat In Other Realms?
29. Kedoshim: How Can I Achieve True Love?
30. Acharei Mot: The (Surprising) Purpose of Yom Kippur
31. Metzora: Living Within the Community
32. Tazria: The Bizarre Purification of the Metzora
33. Shemini: Why Did God Reject Nadav and Avihu?
34. Vayikra: Can Leaders Make Mistakes?
35. Pekudei: A Giant Chiasm In Sefer Shmot
36. Vayakhel: What Does It Mean To Be Tzelem Elokim?
37. Ki Tisa: Moshe's Benevolent Chutzpah
38. Tetzaveh: Where Is God In a Physical World?
39. Terumah: Is There a Face Hiding in the Tabernacle?
40. Mishpatim: Female Servitude...Wait, What?
41. Yitro: The Marriage of God and Israel
42. Beshalach: What Does It Mean to Have Faith?
43. Bo: Did God Really Need Ten Plagues?
44. Va'era: Did God Take Away Pharaoh's Free Will?
45. Shmot: If Midrash is Real, Why Isn't It Peshat?
46. Vayechi: Who is Joseph's Real Father?
47. Vayigash: The Epic Confrontation Between Judah and Joseph
48. Miketz: Why Didn't Joseph Write Home?
49. Vayeishev: Who Really Sold Joseph?
50. Vayishlach: Becoming a Person of Integrity
51. Vayeitzei: Consequences of Yaakov's Deceit
52. Toldot: A Conversation For the Ages
53. Chayei Sarah: What Makes For A Successful Life?
54. Vayeira: Abraham's Struggle With Loyalty
55. Lech Lecha: Covenant With God
56. Bereishit: Does Man 'Acquire' Woman?
57. Noach: Why Did God Destroy the World?
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Are you feeling delighted? Astonished? Anxious? "Feel Electric!" explores all these emotions and more! Part of the Military Families "Finding the Right Word" initiative, this app offers engaging tools that use content and curriculum from The Electric Company to provide opportunities to explore emotional vocabulary and self-expression. Hosted by Electric Company cast members Jessica Ruiz and Danny Rebus, "Feel Electric!" features three fast-paced games, a digital diary to record daily moods, a zany story maker, and more!
▪ 3 vocabulary-based games
▪ Multiple user sign-in
▪ A digital diary
▪ A glossary of 50 emotion vocabulary words and definitions
▪ 10 zany story makers
▪ Hosts Jessica Ruiz and Danny Rebus
▪ A library of Electric Company music, photos, and video
▪ Add your own music, photos, and video
▪ Create your own mood dude
▪ Fun point system and scoreboard
"Feel Electric!" empowers children to explore their emotions by building expressive vocabulary skills.
This app:
▪ Introduces 50 emotion words and definitions
▪ Builds emotional awareness
▪ Encourages self-expression
About Military Families Near and Far
Military Families Near and Far is a free, bilingual (English and Spanish) website where families can create, communicate, and stay connected. Developed for military families, the site provides new ways for preschool and school-aged children to express themselves and communicate within their own family networks. This website and its materials are an extension of Sesame Workshop's ongoing efforts to support our troops and their families, which include digital media tools, on-the-ground efforts, plus video and print resources on the topics of deployment, changes, and grief.
For more information, please visit www.FamiliesNearAndFar.org.
"Feel Electric!" has been tested on the following devices:
Samsung Droid Charge**
Google Nexus One
HTC Thunderbolt
Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1
Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.0
HTC Flyer
Samsung Galaxy SIII
HTC Incredible 4G
Motorola Droid X**
Motorola Xoom
LG Optimus S
**Adding and taking photos and videos not supported on these devices
"Feel Electric!" does not support the use of panoramic pictures, 3D pictures, and 3D video.
What's New
Electric Company Party Game
From wacky challenges to counting races, this game will have your team laughing and learning as you add, draw, discuss, think, act, problem solve, and dance your way back to Earth. The app is based on the PBS KIDS series The Electric Company.
•Collaborative play
•Digital board game
•Hours of unrepeated fast-paced games, physical challenges, and group activities
•Play as your favorite Electric Company member
These goals are part of 1st and 2nd grade math and literacy curricula and include:
•Addition and subtraction
•Data analysis and graphing
•Telling Time
•Coin value and recognition
•And more!
About The Electric Company
The Electric Company is a PBS KIDS multi-Emmy award-winning TV show, an online destination and community outreach experience offering 5-9 year old children a playful portal into the world of literacy and math. In the animated/gaming Prankster Planet, kids get to play as a member of The Electric Company to defeat the pranksters in a series of math challenges. Produced by Sesame Workshop, Prankster Planet content airs on PBS KIDS and the adventure continues online at pbskids.org/electriccompany.
Super Why! from PBS KIDS
Help your child achieve the Power to Read with this collection of four SUPER WHY interactive literacy games from PBS KIDS. Your child can play along with each of the four main characters from the TV series: Alpha Pig, Princess Presto, Wonder Red, and, of course, Super Why, while practicing the alphabet, rhyming, spelling, writing and reading. Super Duper!
Help Alpha Pig find his way home by identifying the letters he needs to follow the alphabet path. That's Alphabet Power!
Help Princess Presto make objects appear by identifying letter sounds, tracing letters on the touch screen, and writing words. Spectacular Spelling!
It's time to rhyme! Help Wonder Red find the rhyming words missing from her Wonder Words Basket.
Super Why...to the rescue! Help Super Why save the day by selecting words to complete sentences that fit the story.
Collect virtual stickers along the way and decorate a "sticker book" with over 50 items.
The SUPER WHY app from PBS KIDS was developed by Bean Creative in partnership with PBS and Out of the Blue Enterprises, the producers of the breakthrough preschool series SUPER WHY. The series is designed to help kids ages 3 to 6 with the critical skills that they need to learn (and love) to read! For more exciting SUPER WHY online games, music and activities visit pbskids.org/superwhy.
2014 Public Broadcasting Service - PBS KIDS
Fun literacy games 3, 4, 5 and 6 year old kids. Perfect for preschool and kindergarten preparation and practice.
Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood
Meet Daniel Tiger, PBS KIDS newest neighbor. Playing is learning as your kids explore bedtime and bath time and play pretend doctor at Daniel Tiger's house. With this app children have the chance to play about some of Daniel's everyday experiences – experiences that might be a lot like theirs. And as they play, young children will be learning a little bit more about their place in the world.
You'll be learning too – when you talk to your child about the app, listen and even play together.
Play Doctor Daniel with the instruments that doctors use. When children play doctor with Daniel Tiger, they're in charge. This can make it more comfortable when it's their turn to be the patient.
Help Daniel Tiger get ready to go to sleep - and your children can be thinking about their own bedtime routines and learn things to help them at bedtime.
Wash, brush and flush with Daniel Tiger and play about and practice bathroom routines.
Sticker Book
Children can have fun making up their own stories as they play with dozens of stickers in Daniel's house and Neighborhood.
About PBS KIDS
This educational app is part of the PBS KIDS ongoing commitment to helping kids build the skills they need to succeed in school and in life. PBS KIDS, the number one educational media brand for kids, offers all children the opportunity to explore new ideas and new worlds through television and digital media, as well as community-based programs.
Across all media platforms, PBS KIDS is committed to creating a safe and secure environment for children and families and being transparent about what information is collected from users. To learn more about PBS KIDS' privacy policy, visit pbskids.org/privacy.
Bedtime, Bathroom and Doctor were originally designed by Schell Games for PBS KIDS.
The Daniel Tiger App was developed by Cloud Kid in partnership with PBS KIDS and The Fred Rogers Company.
Sid's Science Fair by PBS KIDS
Fun science games for kids ages 3 to 6.
Sid's Science Fair engages children in experiential learning with core science and math concepts from classification and identifying patterns to charting and sequencing. Emcee'd by Sid, from the hit series SID THE SCIENCE KID, the app is specially crafted for your curious early learner(s) and is optimized for a tablet experience. [It may not work on all small devices]:
Use your interactive magnifying glass to discover fascinating patterns among a wide variety of objects, from butterflies and buttons to keys and coins. Gabriela has fourteen different collections to inspect—and different patterns every time—so this game offers many hours of repeat play!
Think statistics are boring? No, no, no. Not with May and her awesome "Chart It!" game. Players organize her miniature stuffed animals, balloon creatures, origami, silly faces, and other cool stuff on a chart by observing shared traits. These traits can include color, shape, orientation, and more. May has seven different collections, each of which has ten items and three charts.
Get ready to travel through time! Or, rather, to make Gerald's amazing pictures travel through time… First, choose from among his fourteen picture collections. Then order the pictures into a sequence, such as a snowman melting, candles burning down, a flower growing, or an apple being eaten. Once your sequence is in order (forwards or backwards in time both work!), you can swipe back and forth or tilt your device left or right to watch the time machine in action. But beware! Time machines can have unexpected results…
Sid's Science Fair from PBS KIDS was developed by Carstens Studios in partnership with PBS and the Jim Henson Company, the producers of the groundbreaking TV series SID THE SCIENCE KID. The series, which airs weekdays on PBS KIDS, uses comedy to promote exploration, discovery and science readiness among early learners. Find all things Sid, including videos, songs, games, and activities, at http://pbskids.org/sid.
This educational game was made for kids aged 3, 4, 5 and 6 (toddler, preschool and kindergarten).
Daniel Tiger's Day & Night
Kids can learn about morning and bedtime routines with PBS KIDS' Daniel Tiger. Help Daniel Tiger get ready for school in the morning and for bed at night through imaginative play and songs.
•8 fun kids learning games about morning and nighttime routines
•Sing-along songs that help make routines familiar and fun
•A musical timer to help keep routines on-track
Daniel has lots to do to get ready before Trolley comes to take him to school!
Get Dressed: Help Daniel get dressed in his red sweater. Then, imagine with Daniel that his sweater is a "Super Daniel" costume.
Breakfast: Help set the table as Daniel gets ready for breakfast. Have fun topping a pancake and then imagining that the pancake can dance!
Brush Teeth: Help Daniel brush his teeth by moving your finger back and forth.
Shoe Time: Choose a pair of shoes for Daniel to wear and help him tie them. Then, imagine that his shoes can make him jump super high.
Daniel needs to get ready for bed!
Bath time: Kids can help Daniel get washed up before bedtime and pop silly soap bubbles together.
Brush Teeth: It's time to brush Daniel's teeth again!
Pajama Time: Kids help choose pajamas for Daniel and create their own pair of make-believe pajamas for him.
Bedtime Story: Move Daniel through the clouds as his mom reads and sings a calming bedtime song.
Play the Good Morning and Good Night songs at any time to reinforce each routine.
Use the built-in timer for some of your family's morning and bedtime routines to help you and your child stay on task. The timer can be used to help children know how long they should brush their teeth.
Daniel Tiger's Day & Night is based on the PBS KIDS series Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood, produced by The Fred Rogers Company. The app is designed to extend the series' social-emotional curriculum, helping kids practice important daily routines. For more fun kids learning activities with Daniel visit pbskids.org/daniel
PBS KIDS Video
Watch videos on your tablet, phone or Android TV from your favorite PBS KIDS television series anytime, anywhere (in the USA). "PBS KIDS Video" features more than 1,000 videos from over a dozen top PBS KIDS television series, including Curious George, The Cat in the Hat Knows a Lot About That, Dinosaur Train, SUPER WHY!, Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood, Peg + Cat, Sesame Street and Wild Kratts.
The app provides a safe, child-friendly viewing experience for all ages. Kids can easily browse and watch videos at home, on the road, or anywhere with a 3G or WiFi connection.
Every week, the app will introduce your child to a new "Weekly Pick," a set of fun educational videos that will engage him or her in reading, science, math and more.
The app also includes features that parents can access by sliding the "i-bar" to the right:
* Tap the Chromecast icon to connect to a Chromecast device and play videos on your TV.
* Tap the heart icon to add a show to your child's favorites list.
* Learn more about a TV series, such as intended age and learning goals.
* Download related PBS KIDS apps.
* Buy shows from Google Play or PBS KIDS Shop.
The PBS KIDS videos may only be viewed from within the United States. This is due to restrictions on PBS's license to offer this service.
PBS KIDS Video is a key part of PBS KIDS' commitment to making a positive impact on the lives of children through curriculum-based entertainment—wherever kids are. More PBS KIDS videos may also be found online at pbskids.org/video. You can support PBS KIDS through the selection of other apps and TV shows available in the Google Play Store.
PBS Parents Play & Learn HD
Engage with kids in fun learning games tied to everyday experiences – cooking in the kitchen, a trip to the grocery store, bath time, riding in a car, a visit to the park. This bilingual (English/Spanish) app makes anytime learning time!
The app is designed to build on a child's natural curiosity about his or her everyday world and to encourage dialogue between kids and parents. Each game comes with a parent note that provides information about the math and literacy skills woven into the game and suggestions for effective ways to interact with a child while playing the game to maximize the learning experience. **This app is optimized for a tablet experience.** Adobe Air required.
Key Features
13 interactive games
Parent notes with each game
52 easy hands-on activities
Free-play sticker area
Weekly push notifications with more ideas for parents
Completely bilingual (English/Spanish)
PBS Parents Play & Learn
Engage with kids in fun learning games tied to everyday experiences – cooking in the kitchen, a trip to the grocery store, bath time, riding in a car, a visit to the park. This bilingual (English/Spanish) app makes anytime learning time!
The app is designed to build on a child's natural curiosity about his or her everyday world and to encourage dialogue between kids and parents. Each game comes with a parent note that provides information about the math and literacy skills woven into the game and suggestions for effective ways to interact with a child while playing the game to maximize the learning experience. **This app is optimized for smaller devices.** Adobe Air required.
Key Features
13 interactive games
Parent notes with each game
52 easy hands-on activities
Free-play sticker area
Weekly push notifications with more ideas for parents
Completely bilingual (English/Spanish)
Dinosaur Games for Kids
By Julietteon February 6, 2014 Amazon.com
" My 3 year old loves this puzzles game. She plays for hours.It has educational and just for fun games and sound. My only suggestion would be to provide the names of the dinosaur in the dig section. "
By Mr. Michael D. Jarrard
" My 4 year old loves this app. I was so impressed when I saw him doing the memory game. It keeps him entertained for a good while! "
"I don't usually write reviews but I felt like I had to let other parents know about this wonderful game.
My daughter will be 2 next month and we got this game about a month ago. This is her go to game! It has many diff types of mini games like matching and bop a dino but her favorite is placing the dino skeletons together.
This is a great game.. highly recommend it for anyone who has children." By Nancy Torres
Ever wanted to play with dinosaurs? Now you can! Dinosaur Games is a uniquely styled collection of games and activities that are entertaining and educational games in Jurassic Park.
- 12 different mini-games to play with
- Adaptive play provides challenge with less frustration
- Fun sounds and animations!
- Fantastic original artwork!
- Kid-friendly interface!
- Dinosaur Simulator for kids
- Dinosaur Hunter games for kids
- Pterosaurs,Triceratops , T-Rex
- Excavation of dinosaur fossils inJurassic Park
- Help little pterosaur out of the maze of numbers
- Memory Match
- Feeding little dinosaur
- Count the flying pterosaur
- Play "whack-a-mole" with dinosaurs
- A Dinosaurs Builder
And so on
If you like Dinosaur Games – try our other kids' apps!
Perfect on Nexus 4 Nexus 5 and Nexus 7 , Educational Dinosaur Games for boys and girls 5 year old
Fresh Pick
Professor Fizzy, star of the PBS KIDS web series, "Fizzy's Lunch Lab," is holding a competition to see who has what it takes to be the next Lunch Labber! Think it's going to be easy cheesy? Well think again! If you can navigate your way through the grocery store, come up with right amount of change in the check-out line, and successfully serve food to a room full of hungry customers, you may just have what it takes to become the next member of the Lunch Lab!
Optimized for a tablet experience, challenge specifics are:
• For kids ages 6-8, and Lunch Lab fans of all ages
• From the 3-time Emmy Nominated PBS KIDS Web Series, Fizzy's Lunch Lab
• Combines video narratives with interactive challenges
• Covers math topics such as deductive reasoning, mapping, sorting and classifying
• Has self-leveling games that make the challenge specific to each user
• Funded by a Ready to Learn Grant from the US Department of Education
For more on Fizzy and the rest of the Lunch Labbers, visit pbskids.org/lunchlab
The contents of this mobile game were developed under a cooperative agreement, #PRU295A100025, from the U.S. Department of Education. However, those contents do not necessarily represent the policy of the Department of Education, and you should not assume endorsement by the Federal Government.
ABC PreSchool Playground Free
Let your kids doodle their fingers away and show their artistic skills. Choose from a variety of crayons to color; erase and start over again.
Test out your kids memory by letting them play the matching game. Check out our attractive cute animals as the matching tiles.
Finally, let your kids learn a bit. We've made it easy for your kids to familiarize themselves with the ABC's (english alphabet) and numbers by tracing the dots. There are audio files for each letter and number so your kids can get familiarized with the sounds. We have also included coloring images for each letter!
Starfall FREE
Starfall is the brain-child of Stephen Schutz. At age 9, Stephen was still struggling to read. What came easily for his peers required many more hours of his work. As a reader, he was consistently toward the bottom of his class. Now a PhD in physics and a successful publisher and artist, Dr. Schutz, with the help of his dedicated team, created Starfall to ensure today's children have resources that can help.
Kindergarten games for kids
** ABC Letters and Phonetics in English
** Numbers and Counting
** Shape puzzles
** Colors
** Tracing
These games have been developed by professionals with specialization in child development and design. They encourage active participation, early problem solving, pre-academics. And most important - it is Fun !
With over a million downloads on smart phones and tablets devices, the educational games by "GuruCool" are a proven way to boost your child's early learning abilities. They are also the top and best free games for kids in the PLAY store.
• Multi-sensory approach to learning that will kids engaged for hours- Beautiful music, encouraging sounds, real life pictures and amazing touch experiences
• Multiple high-definition pictures to help build vocabulary along with phonetically accurate sounds
• Positive reinforcement through sound effects and encouraging voice overs
• Clean and simple design makes it child-friendly and appealing
• Intuitive progression through steps; children set their own pace
These games were developed with educators and parents and tested on kids. Our collection of learning games are interactive and engaging- there are strikingly beautiful pictures with corresponding names to help build vocabulary. Early literacy skills such as making predictions are also incorporated. To develop visual discrimination, children can match pictures in an appealing puzzle format. We engage fine motor skills and spatial awareness in each activity. We have carefully selected the images, voices, and background music to facilitate the maximum learning potential of your child!
These are high quality games that we make with subject matters and a lot of love, They are quality games that would compare well against famous reading, math, english, drawing, learning, coloring, abc, kindergarten, autism, special needs apps from brands like Lego, Disney, PBS, Toca Boca, Intellijoy and Dr Panda.
We know that tablets and apps are just a part of the learning experience. One of the most powerful influences in children's learning is parents! Therefore, we strive to provide useful information to parents and teachers in the form of strategies and activities. These daily tips can give you ideas on a variety of activities you can do with your child to encourage learning in the form of short readable tips. The link to our website provides more information on these activities and more. From the ParentZone you also have a centralized view of your child's progress and you can also reset your apps to start from the beginning. We are continuously adding new learning experiences so look to us for fun, entertaining & educational activities to help your kids learn, explore n grow.
Wild Kratts Creature Power
Dive into the world of animals with the Kratt brothers in three awesome animal adventures! Explore special creature powers in these engaging educational games, as you pollinate flowers as a bee, bathe elephants, and feed a family of raccoons.
Based on the PBS KIDS series Wild Kratts, Wild Kratts Creature Power includes three fun, learning games, each focused on a specific science concept, and filled with interesting science facts. Earn stickers and take your picture in a Creature Power Suit as you earn high scores and learn that animals can take you anywhere in science!
Key Features:
Fly like a Bee to learn about flower pollination!
Help Elephants keep cool and clean!
Help a mother Raccoon feed her babies!
Earn stickers and take a photo of yourself in a Creature Power Suit!
About PBS KIDS
Wild Kratts Creature Power app is part of the PBS KIDS ongoing commitment to helping kids build the skills they need to succeed in school and in life. PBS KIDS, the number one educational media brand for kids, offers all children the opportunity to explore new ideas and new worlds through television and digital media, as well as community-based programs.
Across all media platforms, PBS KIDS is committed to creating a safe and secure environment for children and families and being transparent about what information is collected from users. To learn more about PBS KIDS' privacy policy, visit pbskids.org/privacy.
About PBS KIDS
Dinosaur Train Mesozoic Math is part of PBS KIDS' ongoing commitment to helping kids build the skills they need to succeed in school and in life. PBS KIDS, the number one educational media brand for kids, offers all children the opportunity to explore new ideas and new worlds through television and digital media, as well as community-based programs.
This educational game was made for kids aged 6, 7, and 8 and school grades: 1st Grade, 2nd Grade and 3rd Grade.
Caillou Let's Pretend
Featuring Three Games:
Cooking (An Observation Game)
Help Caillou and his Grandma find the ingredients they need to make fun recipes! Players experience various levels of difficulty with identifying shapes depending on the number and types of ingredients that they need to find.
Paleontology (A Puzzle Game)
Help Caillou find and reconstruct dinosaur fossils. Players explore a dig site, uncovering fossils and placing them into shipping crates to be sent to the museum. Once there, by recognizing shapes and patterns they get to put the dinosaur bones together to create a complete dinosaur skeleton for display.
Deep Sea Diver (A Discovery/Association Game)
Players explore the sea floor to help Caillou find the little blue fish. Kids are provided with clues to help them guess which marine animal will lead them one step closer to finding the blue fish.
About Caillou
Caillou Let's Pretend is based on the PBS KIDS series Caillou, produced by DHX Media. Targeting kids ages 2-5, the app is designed to extend the series' social-emotional curriculum, helping kids build skills such as observation, listening, persistence, reasoning, and imagination.
For more learning adventures with Caillou, visit pbskids.org/caillou. For more apps from PBS KIDS, visit http://pbskids.org/apps/.
About PBS KIDS
Caillou Let's Pretend is part of PBS KIDS' ongoing commitment to helping kids build the skills they need to succeed in school and in life. PBS KIDS, the number one educational media brand for kids, offers all children the opportunity to explore new ideas and new worlds through television and digital media, as well as community-based programs.
Across all media platforms, PBS KIDS is committed to creating a safe and secure environment for children and families and being transparent about what information is collected from users. To learn more about PBS KIDS' privacy policy, visit pbskids.org/privacy.
Toddler & Kid Educational App
Famigo promotes early childhood education and finds the best games for tablets and the best apps for phones. Famigo also provides social emotional learning and special needs apps.
More than $20 worth of new apps are added each month for only $4.99 - including favorites like Yo Gabba Gabba! Famigo has over a thousand video channels like Minecraft, Frozen, Sofia the First and Doc McStuffins. Famigo ad blocker blocks ads and in-app purchases, and all content is screened to ensure videos, games and e-books are age-appropriate. A monthly subscription saves your family time, effort and money.
1) Free –Use for free for a child lock that keeps your child in one place with limited free games for toddlers, free videos, and free websites
2) Basic Subscription ($0.99/mo): New videos for toddlers daily, an educational kid-safe web browser, optional security features. Users can bring apps they already have on their device, like Netflix, into Famigo for safer play space.
3) Plus Subscription ($4.99/mo): All Basic features + *$20 worth of free apps for toddlers and kids* delivered to your device monthly. Parents can create user profiles, can use parental controls to monitor game time, set limits and block certain apps
4) BEST VALUE: Annual Subscription at 50% savings $30/year.
Plus Subscription ($4.99/mo):
- $20 worth of apps for toddlers and kids available to download FREE each month
-New content added daily: educational videos, games for one year olds and two year olds
- Famigo TV: Hundreds of hours of your kid's favorite TV shows, clips, and more. A kid and toddler video player that includes hundreds of ad-free educational videos, have been handpicked by the Famigo team in order to insure they're age-appropriate, educational, and fun!
- Wowzer: A safer web browser with educational websites keeps kids away from ads or navigating away from approved sites
- Parental Controls: Famigo creates a kid-friendly space on phones and tablets with optional security features . Famigo blocks ads and allows parents to control the apps their child uses
Basic Subscription ($0.99/mo):
-New content daily: Famigo delivers new educational kid videos and kid-friendly web content to your mobile device daily. All of your kid's mobile entertainment needs are together in one place so Famigo is the last app you'll ever need.
Free: Use Famigo for free to utilize limited content and optional child lock before you buy.
"For me, the Famigo app is essential. I've used it for a long time and it does an excellent job providing a safe environment for my grandson to enjoy game play on my device without unwanted ads, unauthorized purchases, intrusions from social media, etc." –Rosalyn L. Martin, Famigo User
*Famigo now supports General Motors Connected Cars with 4G LTE access.*
- Kid mode, parent mode and drive mode give you a safe kids place wherever you go.
- Use Famigo without creating an account to use on up to five devices.
-Please be aware that using Famigo in conjunction with another third party app launcher (e.g. Apex) may interfere with the performance of your device.
*When security is enabled, this app blocks in-app purchases for your child's safety*
In-app purchases can still be seen, but children cannot make purchases inside Famigo without parental permission. Parents have the ability to create user profiles based on age, track app usage, block access to apps that use social media, and select which apps can use the internet.
We take your family's privacy seriously. Our full privacy policy: http://www.famigo.com/information/#privacy
Having trouble? Check out our FAQs or contact customer support: http://www.famigo.com/support
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Sesame Street Go
Download the app for free, and as part of your Sesame Street Go membership, instantly watch Sesame Street videos and play fun, educational games on your phone or tablet.
If you don't have a Sesame Street Go account, get a free, unlimited all-access pass to videos and games for 48 hours.
Here's how Sesame Street Go works:
• Sesame Street Go subscribers get instant access to unlimited Sesame Street videos and games for one low monthly or annual price.
• You can watch full episodes of Sesame Street, Cookie's Crumby Pictures, Elmo's World, and more.
• Save your favorite shows for later.
• Access your recently watched videos.
• Search for characters and topics.
• Find videos suited to your child's learning goals.
• Kid-safe and ad-free
• Available to stream to your TV via Chromecast.
Available Subscription Plans:
Monthly Subscription at $3.99 per month
Annual Subscription at $29.99 per year
Sesame Street Go is only accessible in the US and Canada.
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The Big Moving Adventure
With this app, your child can:
• Customize a muppet friend and help him/her move to a new home.
• Decide which toys and books to pack in a box, and which special comfort items to bring along in a backpack.
• Explore different ways to say goodbye to people, places, and things at the old home.
• Choose how the muppet friend could be feeling about the big move.
• Color in a postcard from toys as they travel on the moving truck to the new house.
• Explore the new home and unpack toys and books from the moving truck.
• Meet new friends at the new home, including some familiar, furry faces!
The average military child moves about 6 to 9 times between kindergarten and high school. Moving can be stressful for all family members, but children are especially vulnerable to changes in routine and environment. The Big Moving Adventure app was created to help children prepare both physical and emotionally for any type of move.
The Big Moving Adventure app:
• Familiarizes children with important moving steps like packing, traveling over a distance, and getting used to a new room.
• Models different ways to say goodbye to people and places.
• Helps children explore their feelings about moving.
• Introduces strategies for making new friends.
About Sesame Street for Military Families
This app is part of Sesame Workshop's ongoing efforts to support military families and encourage the development of resilience skills in all young children. For more information and resources for military families, visit MilitaryFamiliesNearAndFar.org.
Breathe, Think, Do with Sesame
• Explore five interactive activities with a unique, everyday challenge
• Tap, pop bubbles, and more to help the monster breathe, think, and do to solve problems and feel better
• Personalize encouraging phrases that your child will hear as they help the monster think of a plan*
• "Breathe with the Monster" activity to help children practice taking deep breaths to calm down
• Robust Parent Section with great resources for navigating everyday challenges with your young child
*We're sorry, but if you're using the Kindle Fire HD 7" (3rd Gen) or any device without a built in microphone, this feature will not be supported.
Breathe, Think, Do with Sesame is intended for parents and caregivers to use with their young children (ages 2-5).
PLEASE NOTE: Breathe, Think, Do with Sesame is a very robust app and requires a strong wifi connection to ensure a complete download process.
• If you're having download issues, please ensure you have a strong wifi connection and try rebooting your device. If the download does not resume, delete the app or end the download process and start again.
• If you're having installation issues or the app is stuck on the loading screen, delete the app and reinstall while connected to a strong wifi signal.
• If you continue to have trouble, we encourage you to reach out to us. We want to ensure our tools are working and your family has an opportunity to enjoy Breathe, Think, Do with Sesame.
This app aims to teach Sesame's "Breathe, Think, Do" strategy for problem-solving. The app is part of Sesame Street's Little Children, Big Challenges initiative, which aims to provide tools to help children build skills for resilience, and overcome everyday challenges and more stressful situations and transitions. You can access other Sesame Street resilience materials online, at sesamestreet.org/challenges
Achieve it with Sesame Street
Save, spend, and share with Elmo! Use this app with your child to help him learn financial basics through fun challenges that easily fit into his everyday routines.
Set goals with your child and complete fun, rewarding, real-world challenges that introduce important age-appropriate financial concepts such as choice, value, spending, saving, sharing, and more. Together with your child, start exploring financial learning opportunities that occur during his everyday routines and download this free app today!
• Choose from a variety of challenges that fit into your child's routines or create your own.
• Spend quality time with your child by doing the challenges together.
• Celebrate and keep track of completed challenges by taking a photo.
• Earn fun stickers for photos and Sesame Street videos to watch anytime.
• Revisit photos for another opportunity to talk about financial concepts.
• Receive parent tips that build on the challenges for more ways to extend learning.
• Email photos to friends and family to share your child's achievements.
Learning Goals for Children:
• I make choices everyday
• People have different needs and wants
• Sometimes we need to wait to get what we want
• People, things and money all have value
• People work to earn money
• Saving, spending and sharing are three important things people can do with money
About the Initiative
For Me, for You, for Later: First Steps to Spending, Sharing, and Saving, was developed by Sesame Workshop and funded by PNC Bank and PNC Grow Up Great, a program to help young children prepare for success in school and life. The bilingual (English and Spanish), research-based, multimedia outreach initiative establishes a foundation for financial education for all young children between the ages of 3 and 5.
About Sesame Workshop
Sesame Workshop is the nonprofit educational organization that revolutionized children's television programming with the landmark Sesame Street. Beyond television, the Workshop produces content for multiple media platforms, on a wide range of issues including financial education, health, and military deployment. Learn more at www.sesameworkshop.org.
About PNC Grow Up Great
PNC Grow Up Great is a comprehensive, bilingual school readiness initiative to help prepare children from birth to age five for success in school and life. So that future generations won't just grow up… but grow up great! Learn more at www.pncgrowupgreat.com
"Achieve it with Sesame Street" has been tested on the following devices:
Samsung Droid Charge
Motorola Droid X
HTC Thunderbolt
Samsung Galaxy S
HTC Desire S
"Achieve it with Sesame Street" does not support Tablet devices or the use of panoramic pictures, 3D pictures, and 3D video.
Sesame Street Big Bird's Words
** 2014 Cynopsis Kids Imagination Award Winner for Mobile Apps: Educational **
** 2014 Interactive Media Award for 'Best in Class' for the Education category **
Big Bird knows something special that he wants to share with your child: Words are all around you! And he's made a wonderful Word-o-Scope to help you look for them in the real world – right on your mobile phone!
The educational team at Sesame Street created Big Bird's Words especially for little learners, to help build and expand their vocabulary. It's all about getting kids excited about learning to recognize and read written text, as they use Big Bird's scope to look for a special group of high-interest, themed words.
Big Bird's word-o-scope recognizes all kinds of printed words IN THE REAL-WORLD ENVIRONMENT, using your phone's own camera and exciting new augmented-reality tech.
Use it in your home with foods in your pantry or fridge, recipes in cookbooks, and the free emailable word labels provided.
Or take it on the road! The scope works with all kinds of labels on foods at your grocery store. Look for words with letters in the same color, in a straight line and on a flat surface for the very best results.
When kids focus on a word, they can hear Big Bird recognize and read MORE THAN 500 FOOD WORDS. Plus, the scope knows when your child has found thousands of other printed words, too. When kids spot a word that's not the one they've picked, Big Bird offers cheerful encouragement to keep kids on the hunt and focused on the goal. Silly sound effects and Big Bird's word trivia make the learning fun!
Big Bird's Words helps children scan for words in the real world anywhere your family happens to be…at home or on-the-go!
• Eye-Spy game lets kids build the word list
* Customize the experience – kids choose which word to load in the scope
• Word-o-Scope uses your phone's own camera to read words
• Big Bird reads hundreds of food words as kids find them
• The app recognizes words IN THE REAL WORLD
• Free emailable word labels (with fun game ideas!) ensure goal words are handy
• Helps to build vocabulary
• Encourages excitement about reading
• Fosters association of pictures and real-world objects with written text
• Rewards task persistence
Let us know what kinds of new word packs YOU would like to see. Your input is so important to us:
Let's Get Ready!
Preparing for emergencies is an important way to keep families safe. It's also something the whole family can do together in simple ways! Produced by Sesame Street in collaboration with PSEG, this engaging, interactive tool helps parents and children (ages 2-5) get ready for the unexpected together. Kid-friendly songs and games introduce children to key emergency preparedness ideas, and tips and customizable checklists simplify emergency preparation for adults. Plus, the parent section contains more detailed tips and suggestions to help prepare for the unexpected.
With this invaluable resource, children will learn basic information that will help them stay safe…and make them proud to be prepared!
Children can:
• personalize and sing a song along with Rosita to help them say their first and last names and the full names of people in their family
• meet neighborhood helpers and match them to the places in which they work
• customize a "Where I Live" screen with their very own home to help them memorize their address
For adults:
• tips and suggestions for preparing for an emergency as a family
• simple tools to help you create and personalize a family emergency plan and an emergency kit
• customizable templates to keep important information at your fingertips
• built-in safety reminders
• links to additional resources
Let's Get Ready was developed by Sesame Workshop in partnership with PSEG. The bilingual (English and Spanish), research-based, multimedia initiative provides a variety of resources to help families prepare for emergencies together.
For more information and resources, visit www.sesamestreet.org/ready or www.pseg.com/sesamestreet
Find this app with the following keywords:
Sesame Street, Sesame Workshop, Muppets, Children, Toddler, Preschool, Kindergarten, Education, Learning, Spanish, Elmo, Parents, Bilingual, Emergency, Disaster, Hurricane, Storm, Tornado, Earthquake, Life Skills, Power Outage, Grover, Rosita, Emergencies
Sesame Street: Divorce
Features include:
- Articles with tips and strategies
- Videos featuring real families and Sesame Street's Abby Cadabby
- Conversation Starters providing age-appropriate language
- Interactive Tools such as the Face Maker and Coloring Pages to use with your children
- Additional support and educational resources
We recommend you use the tools and watch the videos before sharing them with your children so that you can choose what is most relevant and helpful for your family.
Resources in this app are part of Sesame Street's "Little Children, Big Challenges: Divorce" initiative. You can access other Sesame Street divorce materials online, at sesamestreet.org/divorce.
Sesame Street: Incarceration
Features include:
• Tip Books providing parents and caregivers with age-appropriate language to talk honestly with children (3–8) as well as strategies to help children cope with a parent's incarceration
• Videos featuring real families and Sesame Street Muppets
• An interactive storybook and photo activity for caregivers to use with children
• Suggestions for additional support and educational resources
We recommend you use the tools and watch the videos before sharing them with your children so that you can choose what is most relevant and helpful for your family.
Resources in this app are part of Sesame Street's Little Children, Big Challenges: Incarceration initiative. You can access additional project materials online, at sesamestreet.org/incarceration.
This app has been tested on the following devices:
• HTC Droid Incredible 4G LTE
• HTC One X
• Samsung Galaxy S III
• Samsung Galaxy S II
• Samsung Galaxy Note II
• Samsung Droid Charge
• Motorola Atrix HD
• Motorola RAZR HD
• Galaxy Note 10
• Galaxy Tab 10
• ASUS Nexus 7
Grover's Number Special
Join Grover in the kitchen to catch and count ingredients to make nutritious meals!
• Easy to play
• Original Sesame Street video!
• Tilt your device to catch the ingredients!
• Visual discrimination
• Counting
• Number recognition
This app has been tested on the following devices:
• HTC Droid Incredible 4G LTE
• LG Optimus G
• HTC One X
• Samsung Galaxy S III
• Samsung Galaxy Note II
• Motorola Atrix HD
• Motorola RAZR HD
• Galaxy Note 10
• ASUS Nexus
Sesame for Military Families
Because of the sensitive topics in this app, we highly recommend that a parent or guardian previews the materials before co-viewing with a child.
Topic areas for military families include:
- Deployments
- Homecomings
- Injuries
- Grief
- Self-Expression
About Sesame Street for Military Families
This app and its materials are an extension of Sesame Workshop's ongoing efforts to support our troops and their families. Related materials include the Feel Electric! app for military children, social media including Facebook.com/SesameStreetForMilitaryFamilies, and the website MilitaryFamiliesNearAndFar.org, which provides engaging tools for military children to create, communicate, and stay connected.
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Made for NATA open round.
A tomb raider from Ancient Egypt wants to get away a rich man, but will he be able to avoid his guarding alien overlords? Find out in this first instalment of an obligatory 24-part series!
Special thanks to TharosTheDragon, Gamers-Gear, MadMath, the Art Forum, my mom, your mom, the entire population of the Philippines, Beethoven and Mr Myagi.
What a nice title!
YOU're a nice title!
Blue boy meets his lovely neighbor!
in da othawurld
In collaboration with Earth Hour 2015 and Pocoyo
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