Parents' Guide to Itsy Bitsy Spider - by Duck Duck Moose

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Common Sense Media Review

Christopher Healy By Christopher Healy , based on child development research. How do we rate?

age 3+

Cute, silly, animated preschool fun -- if a little short.

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age 3+

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What's It About?

In Itsy Bitsy Spider - by Duck Duck Moose, kids can sing along and tap on basically everything they see. Tapping on the star of the song, the spider, moves the song forward and the story to the next scene. In each scene, kids are free to explore what's there. They can tap on the fly to hear some facts or tap on the flowerpot to watch the flower grow. The song keeps looping so kids can discovery something new each time. And don’t forget to sing along or even record your own singing.
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Is It Any Good?

Our review:
Parents say ( 2 ):
Kids say : Not yet rated

ITSTY BITSY SPIDER - BY DUCK DUCK MOOSE is cute, colorful, and a whole lot of fun for kids under 5. Some older kids might get a laugh from the novelty of it, but will probably tire of it after one go-through. The app has a wonderfully absurd sense of humor -- for example, as a bird flies by holding a hat, you can tap it to make it drop the hat onto the spider's head. It encourages little ones to explore the scenes by tapping. The bottom line is that this app is great for giggles.

Talk to Your Kids About ...

  • Sing along with your kid and guide him or her through the many interactive features.

  • Encourage kids to listen to the tutor fly.

  • Connect the activities back to the song.

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