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"Fantastic, customizable tracing practice with fun rewards." 5 Stars - Common Sense Media

275,000 units sold (including 110,000 to schools) !

Writing Wizard is designed to help every child learn how to trace letters, numbers, and words through a fun system carefully designed to maintain motivation.

* Show and enforce how to trace letters correctly
* 10 Fonts available (including 3 most popular USA fonts)
* Fun tracing using 50+ animated stickers, sound effects and interactive games that animate letters at the end of tracing
* Uppercase & lowercase letters, numbers and words
* Ability to create your own word lists (and record audio for each word)
* Fully customizable to suit every child's needs (letter size, difficulty,...)
* Check progress thanks to reports that display what the child has traced
* Shapes tracing activity for toddlers
* Create PDF Worksheets and print them to help your child to write on paper
* Use Apple pencil to write at very small size

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ACCOLADES

* "Writing Wizard is the most complete and intelligent letter tracing app we've seen"" AppoLearning.com
* "This brand-new app should be the go-to for every parent, teacher and therapist to work on handwriting" - TOP PICKS - 5 stars - SmartAppsForKids.com
* "Writing Wizard by L'Escapadou is everything a parent wants in a handwriting app, and more." 5/5 - kids-app-reviews.com
* "L'Escapadou has made handwriting fun." AppyMall.com 5/5
* Listed in "20 best educational iPhone and iPad apps for kids of 2013" - appsplayground.com
* Editor's Choice Award for Excellence in Design - Children's Technology Review

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PERFECT FOR KIDS

Kids want to have fun, and Writing Wizard offers a lot of fun to keep them motivated in the learning process !

* They can trace using 50+ animated stickers and sound effects
* Once tracing is complete, they can interact with them on 4 games that animate letters
* They can trace any word - like their name - and record their voice for each word
* They can collect stars in 5-Stars play mode
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PERFECT FOR PARENTS & TEACHERS

* Ability to create your own word lists (and record audio for each word)
* Detailed reports provide information on what kids have done, including the ability to replay and export the tracings to view kids' progress
* Share word lists via iCloud drive or other cloud providers, adhoc network, or email
* Multiple parameters to customize the app according to the child's current education level (e.g. letter size, difficulty, show/hide model, allow to stop between key points, etc.)
* 3 most popular fonts in the US (ZB, DN & HWT) and 6 international fonts (UK, Scandinavia, 3 Australian fonts, French)
* Upper and lower case letters, numbers (and word lists)
* Letter names and letter sounds (which can be customized)
* A customizable 5-Stars play mode prompting the child to trace a letter or a word 5 times using different parameters (each step is more challenging)
* Create an unlimited number of users
* Many settings to customize the app (sound, game time limit, black background,...)
* In the A-Z section, special graphics available to match letters (e.g. ant graphic for A/a)

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Note that a free to try version is available (search for "Writing Wizard -Starter" on the App Store)
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Privacy Policy

KNOW WHAT'S INSIDE
As a Moms with Apps member, we follow the "Know what's inside" best practices for kids' apps

L'Escapadou takes children's privacy seriously. We believe you should not have to worry about your kids being tracked by apps or websites. This app:
* Does not collect any user information (we do not use data collection tools)
* Does not contain in-app purchases
* External Links: Protected parent sections are available where you can send us a mail and check out our others apps. Before accessing a parent section, an addition must be solved so that young kids cannot access it. *

Version 4.0! New features include:
* (iPad) New setting for the size of the letters: Size can now be very small, the use of an Apple pencil is recommended for small sizes
* The maximum word length is now 20 characters
* New font (Swiss-German)
* New shapes
* New animation to show the tracing that the child must do
* Updated all fonts for better character spacing
* Optimization of animations for high-end devices

New settings:
* Choose between the sound of the letter, or the name of the letter, or both
* Option to automatically repeat the drawing of the model
* 5-star mode: parameter to define the drawing speed of the model

As usual, please send us your feedback and suggestions so we can make the app even better (support@lescapadou.com). Thanks :-)

Great writing app!

I love all the different parameters you can create to suit the needs of the children/students that you are working with. I love, love, love that you can add your own word lists. I'm an OT who works with students of a variety of levels and this app will suit so many of them. I have just 2 suggestions that would make it just a bit better for me. When you trace the letters they are overlaid with pictures, but I think my students would be hard pressed to identify those pictures. If there was a single picture off to the side and if the "voice" labeled the picture that would be great. Second, when you make worksheets it would be nice to have an option to trace a yellow highlighted line rather than a dotted line.
Thank you for making this. I love it.

Fantastic!

I am a speech-language pathologist specializing in teaching children with dyslexia and dysgraphia. All my clients love this app and are highly motivated, from my young elementary kids to middle school kids. It works even better when I added the TacScreen bumpy screen for touch screen products, e.g. iPad, iPod, Kindle, etc. The word list feature is great for helping kids practice their spelling words and for learning new spelling concepts. I just found the worksheets feature and use it to send homework home for extra practice. Thank you for making such an all-purpose app! My only suggestion is adding a sentence list similar to the word list feature so my kids can practice their writing in sentences. Excellent product!

Great learning to write App

I have had this app for about 5 years and it is still working great.
I like that I can customize based on each of my kids different level.
Also, even better with works with the IPad Pro series, which for us is an added bonus as now our kids get the chance to use a pencil while writing.
The fact that they constantly upgrade the app to allow it to be able to be used on various Ipad series says a lot about the company and their customer service.
As a teacher and a home educator, I highly recommend this App for children learning to write or even if they just need practice.

Information

Compatibility

Requires iOS 10.3 or later. Compatible with iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch.

Languages

English, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Spanish, Swedish

Copyright

© L'Escapadou 2013-2020

Family Sharing

With Family Sharing set up, up to six family members can use this app.

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Click on a book cover to hear a story!

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Your kids can make their own toilet paper tube toys. Embrace this free craft supply!
You've got free toy-building supplies for kids right there in your bathroom!

Kids love to make their own toys, and you'll not find any crafting supply that's cheaper, more plentiful, or more versatile than the lowly toilet paper tube. So start your collection, add in a few more basic materials, and invite your kid to create something on this long master list. It'll be like her own little Santa's Workshop!

And don't be afraid to think outside the toilet paper tube box. You can substitute paper towel tubes for toilet paper tubes in most of these projects, and oatmeal canisters in some of the projects. If you've got a lot of cardboard food packaging boxes, think about how you can substitute or add in those. Same for shipping boxes! If you don't stock construction paper, consider using newspaper or magazine pages or simply paint to decorate these projects. Chopsticks or pencils can sometimes substitute for popsicle sticks. Anyway, you get the idea!

40 DIY Toilet Paper Tube Toys

1. baby play station. You've got to make this FOR babies, obviously, but they love to spin and roll these tubes. Cover the tubes in different materials-fabric, aluminum foil, tape, etc.-to give the baby different tactile experiences as she plays. But don't forget that everything needs to be baby-safe AND carefully supervised!

2. bat. These bats can look silly or spooky-however your kiddo wants to make them.

3. binoculars. Your kid will be happy to add these toy binoculars to her pretend play. Adventure awaits!

4. bowling pins. Try to knock them down with a bouncy ball for extra challenge, or a tennis ball for an easier game.

5. building toy. Who knew that there were so many building toys that you could make from toilet paper tubes? This one is the simplest to create.

6. camera. Kid always grabbing for your camera? Give her one of her own!

7. car wash. A toy car wash is just what the Hot Wheels need.

8. castle. You'll also want to have oatmeal canisters and other cardboard food packaging boxes to offer your kid, so that she can make her castle as epic as possible.

9. chalk. Use toilet paper tubes as the mold for this chalk recipe, and the result is big, stubby pieces perfect for little kids.

10. dolls. Kids can easily change the faces of these dolls mid-play to show different expressions.

11. fairy houses. Use natural materials, like acorn caps, pine needles, or walnut shelves, for the roof of each house.

12. family. Family photos glued to toilet paper tubes turn family members into dolls that kids can do what they will with. Yikes!

13. fireworks. Since your kid can't play with the real thing, let her make some toy ones that she CAN play with.

14. fishing toy. It really works!

15. fish kite. Celebrate Chinese New Year with a fun kite.

16. hair cutting doll. This will save your kids from cutting the hair of their OTHER dolls.

17. kaleidoscope. It really works!

18. kazoo. The toilet paper tube kazoo is kind of a right of passage. Your kid needs to make one, ASAP!

19. lacing beads. Fat toilet paper tubes are the perfect beads for toddlers.

20. Lincoln logs. You might have to do the cutting on these, since precision is important, but having your own daily-expanding set of homemade Lincoln logs is worth it!

21. marble run. Let your kid attempt this project when you've got some other supplies to add to it-she'll need extra cardboard, popsicle sticks or twigs, and plenty of hot glue.

22. mermaid. Your kid can make her own mermaid doll.

23. pinata. A kid doesn't have to wait for a birthday part to have a pinata!

24. race car. Challenge your kiddo to construct this in such a way that the car can really roll.

25. rocket. The instructions are in Russian (What?!? You can't read RUSSIAN?!?), but all you really need to do is show your kid a photo for inspiration, and let her take off from there.

26. slingshot. Building this plunger-style slingshot is a great way for kids to amp up their STEM skills. Introduce them to a few more styles of slingshots and catapults, and they've got themselves a fine Science Fair project.

27. snake. The hinges on this snake mean that it can actually slither!

28. snowy owl. Hedwig, is that you?

29. sorter. Set this up for a preschooler or toddler, and they'll have fun sorting and dropping pom poms.

30. spinning toy. Your kids will learn about kinetic energy as they build and play with this toy.

31. stamp. Toilet paper tubes make good stampers for small ones. This tute teaches you how to make a toilet paper tube heart stamper.

32. storytelling scene. You can make pop-up characters and scenery, and your kid can make a play.

33. telescope. Your kid can cut out photos of things to view and add them to the end of this toy telescope.

34. Tinkertoys. Set this up for the kids, and then invite them to build, Tinkertoy-style.

35. toy airplane. These airplanes won't really fly, but they make cute toys.

36. toy car garage. This is a GREAT way to store and display a kid's Hot Wheels.

37. train. You'll also need plenty of plastic bottle caps for train wheels.

38. turkey. Kid doesn't have a toy turkey to play with? Well, let her make one!

39. TV. Kids can watch comic strip TV with this project.

40. zipline toy. Kids can make a daredevil that can really fly down their yarn zipline.

Got any more tutorials or ideas for toys that kids can make from toilet paper tubes? Add them in the Comments below!

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40 plus easy Affiliate links used below. See our full disclosure. sensory bin ideas that are perfect for home or school. And, get tips to encourage play and benefits of sensory bins.
Lots of sensory bin/box ideas are floating around in the blogosphere and pop up on Pinterest from time to time.

As an occupational therapist, this is one play idea that I use very often, as most OT's do, and I am kind of obsessed with them because of how many areas they can help a child develop.

So, I've put together a list of over 40 sensory bin ideas to inspire you and encourage your kid to get messy!

If you're looking for more messy play outside of a sensory bin, head over to the Epic List of Messy Play Ideas!

What is a Sensory Bin?

It really is as simple as it sounds. A sensory bin is a box or bin, usually a Sterilite container that you fill with some kind of texture like dry rice.

The fillings of a sensory bin vary by texture, size, shape, and the play involved, but the goal is to expose your child to a range of sensory input for play.

Once you have the bin filled with any of the ideas listed below, throw a few toys in and let your kid dive in.

Sensory Bins are Awesome for Their Development

Sensory bins are great for kids because they provide loads of tactile stimulation and encourage imaginative play.

They're also particularly helpful for children that are tactile defensive (sensitive to touching, wearing, eating different textures).

Because these bins usually catch the curiosity of a child, they will often push themselves out of their comfort level to explore in a way that they may not do on their own.

If you suspect that your child may have a limited diet because they don't like certain textures of food, playing in sensory bins also helps desensitize them to various textures and may help them feel more comfortable with the textures they eat (read more about this in sensory processing and picky eating).

It sounds crazy that playing in a sensory bin with your hands can help picky eating, but it's true! Also, sensory bins may be a great activity to include in a sensory diet, depending on the child's needs.

Beyond the obvious and huge sensory benefits, sensory bins help kids with body awareness, emotional regulation, cognitive development, and motor skills!

So basically, sensory bins are great for just about every kid! I am sure some of you are cringing at the thought of a bin of dry rice on your living room floor- it can be messy- but your kids are only kids once, so I say go for it!

Important Rules for Sensory Bin Play

Before you get started with any sensory bin, there are a couple of things you'll want to keep in mind....

Choking hazards: if your child is still putting everything into their mouth, be mindful of what you are putting into the bin. Many of the ideas listed below can work well for babies and toddlers. But, you can find a list of baby only bins here.

Some textures have a shelf life, you may need to recycle or replenish some textures.

NEVER, force your kid's hand into a texture. If they don't like it or are having a hard time touching it, respect that and don't force it. Instead, encourage imitation from you and continue exposing them until they are more comfortable. Maybe they need to use a shovel before they can put their hand in and then maybe it is just a finger. You get the idea.

Have towels ready for wet textures. Kids will wipe their hands off on you or the sofa, if you don't. Also, if your child is tactile defensive, you want to have a towel on hand in case they start to freak out. By the way, letting them know the towel is there in case they need it will help them feel more comfortable touching the texture

40+ Easy Sensory Bin Ideas

If you want to make the leap into sensory play, but need some inspiration on what to put in a sensory bin, we've got you covered.

The goal here is to expose your kid to as many different textures and options as possible, so look through the list and pick a few to try! You can mix and match, and include your kids in deciding what to try next.

Dry Textures

These are usually "easier" for kids to play in, especially kids that don't like to get messy. They are a great starting point. Assume all items are uncooked/raw.

Grass Clippings

Craft Feathers

Pom Poms

Beads

Shredded Mylar

Packing Peanuts

Cornstarch puffs (in the arts and crafts aisle)

Easter Eggs (last three are great for babies)

Scraps of Fabric

Koosh Balls

Pebbles

Buttons

Homemade Snow (baking soda and shaving cream)

cereal

sprinkles

Sensory Bin Ideas: Wet Textures

How to Encourage Play in a Sensory Bin:

First and foremost, let your child explore the bin without any input from you, which will allow their creativity to shine. You could set this up when you need a few minutes to wash up dishes or make a phone call. Of course, you can also sit with them, asking open ended questions.

Have cups, scoops, bowls, shovels, serving spoons, dump trucks, and/or ladles in the bin for scooping and dumping. Scooping, dumping, and filling is a great play skill for toddlers, preschoolers can begin to learn some math concepts, and older kids can actually practice measuring and fractions.

Draw or write letters with fingers in the different textures by making a smooth surface out of the texture on the bottom of the bin. Actually feeling the texture will reinforce shapes and the way letters are formed in the brain.

Get creative with themes or learning concepts. Add artificial or real flowers to coffee (because it looks like dirt) so they can plant them. Or, use diggers and dump trucks to haul away the packing peanuts.

Play hide and seek with various toys, seeing if your child can find them. Also, try giving directions to teach concepts like left/right, top/bottom, and shallow/deep. You could say something like, "The alligator is hiding on the left side." Or, " The rock is in the middle, but it is very deep."

Search with closed eyes. Lay some different objects shallow in the texture so that your kid can't see. Have them search with just their hands and try to figure out what the object is without looking at it. This will help improve their tactile discrimination which will help them master fine-motor skills like handwriting!

Get those feet in there! Bury feet and have them explore too, it is such a wonderful sensory experience! If your child is tactile defensive, feet are usually more sensitive than hands, so take it slow if you need to.

Throw magnetic letters into the bin and have your kid hunt for them to spell their name or spelling words.

I come up with new sensory bin ideas all the time, the list is really endless. I will continue to add ideas, so make sure you pin this so you can check back.

And, if you have any sensory bin ideas, share them in the comments!

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Bring the beautiful world of music to your kid thanks to the online game Piano Online Farm Animals. They will learn the musical notes and discover new sounds, and at the same time they will be able to play with the sounds of the animals. Piano Online Farm Animals is a fun way for kids to be familiar with a basic music instrument, such as the piano, and to wake up its interest in music. But you can also turn the traditional piano notes into the sounds that the animals make and create an original song.

Your kid can choose between eight different animals: a monkey, a sheep, a pig, a duck, a dog, a cat, a chicken, and a horse. He can turn the keyboard into an animal piano with the sounds of the animal he prefers and in which each key is a note made with the sound the animal makes. And for even more fun your kid can choose the mix key and play all the animals at the same time by switching notes. Children really enjoy hearing noises and new sounds, it is a way of expression for them and their curious minds always want to know more and more about the world that surrounds them. That is why this game is very entertaining for a kid; he will compose music with real notes or with cats' meows, dogs' barks, or ducks' quacks. Animals Music Piano also gives kids the option to record the composition and replay it in order to play another piece at the same time. This free game shows children how to use an instrument and allows them to have a first look to scales and rhythm. Playing an instrument benefits the kid's discipline too because it increases his responsibility; they have to study solfeggio to master the instrument. Music is such an important part of children's education; it's a way of communicating their feelings in an artistic way. It has intellectual benefits such as the improvement of the kids' concentration and attention which ameliorates the school efficiency. From the psychological point of view, music wakes up and stimulates emotions and feelings. It is a learning tool that increases the memory, the analysis ability, and the reasoning. Thanks to Animals Music Piano your kids will have a first contact with sounds, and not only musical sounds. They will learn to identify the different animals thanks to the sounds they make which will improve their learning process. For kids from 2 to 5 years old this kind of musical games helps them discover and develop their expressive capabilities, musical skills and improves their psychomotor activity. This online html5 game will teach your kid's coordination and will wake up his creativity. Your child can play with you or some friends which benefits his sociability skills and helps interaction. It is the perfect game to play and learn at the same time so grab your iPad or Tablet, your iPhone or Android phone, or a computer if you prefer, and let your kid discover the sound of music.

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Bring the beautiful world of music to your kid thanks to the online game Piano Online Farm Animals. They will learn the musical notes and discover new sounds, and at the same time they will be a...