Not Like the Others Free: educational games for kids 3-5 years old by Hedgehog Academy app for iPhone and iPad
Developer: Igor Galochkin
First release : 06 Nov 2013
App size: 27.11 Mb
A logic game for 3-5 year old kids to learn classification of common objects. In each task, 4 objects are shown, 3 of which belong to one category (for instance: footwear, toys, dishes, furniture) and the fourth object doesnt. The child must find this object.
By grouping objects, children learn to differentiate the important parameters of an object (I.e. their purpose) from other, random ones. For example, for various articles of clothing, the common property is that people wear them, while their size or color is non-essential. So, to find the odd object, the child needs to first determine the most important classification property.
Categories of objects in the game include toys, dishes, tools, clothes, school supplies, flowers, mushrooms, fruits, vegetables, candies, mammals, birds, insects, and marine creatures. The full version of the game contains 222 tasks.
Latest reviews of Not Like the Others Free: educational games for kids 3-5 years old by Hedgehog Academy app for iPhone and iPad
Good game. Not to hard.
Easy to capture the childs attention. But also easy to complete all the puzzles.
When you start off in this game, the tiles cover a “secret” picture that you uncover one by one. When my daughters played this one time, they uncovered all the tiles to all the pictures. They wanted to play it again the next day, and the tiles are still all uncovered!! The game does not reset! So, essentially you can play it once. When you have uncovered a tile, it stays uncovered. I don’t know if this is a bug or a scam. I was set to buy many more of Igor’s games since my daughters liked the game - but once I saw this - forget it! Pay to play it one time?!?!?!?!?!!!! I even deleted the game and re-downloaded/installed it from the Apple store again - same thing. It seems to know that it was played once. No more games from Igor. I gave it two stars instead of one because my daughters actually liked the game.