Little Matchups - The Matching Game for Toddlers App Reviews

We use this app to support our daughter to do grade-level work in her classroom. She has significant disabilities and is included in Grade 3. We didnt use to have any idea if she really understood what the kids were all studying. With this app, weve been able to put in key vocabulary from school and she demonstrates she understands it. For example, she has used this app to match photos of urban versus rural communities, of friends and classmates, of the stages of life cycles of animals studied in biology, all kinds of stuff. The flexibility of this app blows me away.

Another great activity for small children. Easy to use, and customizable.

It is easy for toddlers and keep them entertained for a while.

This is another program my ESL students enjoy using. We have some trouble with exotic type fruit, but most of it is good practice for them. I realize how hard it is to make a program that is good for worldwide use. Probably some other group will have similar concerns, but with the ability to exchange pictures this program is most welcome in my classes. My kids say it should have four or five stars, but Im conserative.

I really like your apps. But this one has the same problem as most of the other games. The reinforcer voice comes before the final item is completely stated. Is there any way you can slow down the reinforcer so it can actually be heard all by itself? This is a nice matching app to show young children that the item has the same name whether part or whole.

Great app for reinforcing healthy fruit choices.

This one is fun! I love the concept of perspective for developing childrens concepts of part-whole and the way the app offers vocabulary within a category. Another keeper! (and I do NOT keep them all!)

this app is a favorite of my daughter because she loves fruits! i find the matches unique and not the run of the mill way of knowing your fruits. again, I love that I can customize it.

Great app. Showing action with items to get them a bit more interested. Ggggggggrrrrrrrrrrreeeeeaaaaat!!!!

Another good one.

Thank you for another engaging, educational, and customizable app!

I just downloaded ALL the grasshopper apps. My mildly autistic son LOVES them and has a great long attention span for learning with all these apps. I love that you can add your own pictures and voice to really customize your childs learning experience. I also love the real life skills apps such as telling time, counting coins, reading, and spelling. Ty Ty Ty grasshopper Apps. I would have paid for these.

I love it. This is GRATE for my poor eye sight. I just love the bright colored frout.

Liked it very much. Daughter get so much excite. The only problem is with multitouch, she is too small to touch only one finger, but multitouch cause the sound tel the same word simultaneously, it will be good, to change it not to say word before finishing one, do not mix

Pretty challenging but lots of fun. Really helps her language development as well as object discernment. And it makes her excited to eat fruit!

This company has done wonders for my children, and this app is no different. The previous version was slightly too advanced for my two year old, but this one is spot on! Very well laid out and colorful...my daughter picked it right up and started playing like wed had the app for months. Best of all it was free! These apps deserve a five star rating every time!! Thanks and keep up the great work.

My 3 year old niece loves this app. Especially the praising voice that tells her she is doing good. And great thing about it is even if she doesnt know what an object its, the "magnet" style docking with the answers, lets her win anyway ... while I teach her what that object is.

My SH students love this app. I like the way it gets more difficult as the student succeeds and reviews when they are struggling. Fun app.

This app is wonderful my preschool children that have been identified with delays in language. It helps them to build their vocabulary by matching the pictures together along with the speaker telling them what they have just matched.

My daughter has severe autism this shows her a lot about cut up and whole, etc.