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If your kids are new to such words as red, green, blue, yellow, etc., the first thing you would need to do is to introduce your kids to color words.

We are starting a new series of blog posts dedicated to learning colors. Do we need our kids to know colors at all? What for?

Winter holidays are over, and we are back to our normal blog routine. You now know a lot about teaching kids the alphabet, tracing and writing letters, and even reading activities. Stay around for more informative articles on children's development - we are resuming our regular blog posts!

We are excited to share the news that our story book "Three Little Pigs" with the Fun Activities is available at Itunes.

Finally, “Puff Striker” is the most engaging and the most competitive activity in the Fun Activity Pack of the “Three Little Pigs”.

“Smart Detective” is another game of the Fun Activity Pack you can find inside our interactive story book “Three Little Pigs”.

Interactive Puzzles invite kids to try their hands at doing their most favorite scenes from the book app “Three Little Pigs”. Choose a 6-, 9-, or 15-piece puzzle and drag pieces to the center of the display.

If a scene is a real challenge for your kid, try switching on a semi-transparent mode by tapping a question mark on top.

This post is going to break our normal blog routine with an announcement!

Our team has just finished working on a Fun Activity Pack for the book app “Three Little Pigs”.

Here’s another approach that some parents and educators adopt when they teach kids to write. As kids are better at drawing straight lines than curved lines, they split the process of letter learning in several stages. First, they practice writing only those letters that contain vertical and horizontal strokes, like E, F, H, I, L, and T.

If your kids are at the age of wonder you know it like no one else what type of questions they ask several times per day. Why-Questions! 

We, parents, can sometimes explain it to them how a rainbow appears and how birds fly. We also trick them into believing that kids are brought with storks and that Santa Claus really exists.