Narrator AR for Android

11 things about Narrator AR

1. • Handwriting engages many different physical and cognitive skills including hand eye coordination, fine motor skills, reading and writing skills, comprehension, inner expressive language and imagination.

2. • It is important that children learn and write words relevant to them so once they have conquered their name, try other names – siblings or pet, their suburb or any other words that they want to write.

3. For the Augmented Reality to work you need to create and print a template for your child to write on.

4. We suggest you print a few! Try your pet’s name or any word that your child wants to write.

5. • Create your name page (or other word) and your child can trace the letters.

6. Narrator AR aims to inspire and nurture curiosity for learning in a unique way that drives discovery and enchantment for early learners (3-5 year olds).

7. Now, more than ever, parents and teachers value traditional skills and accept the need to teach digital skills.

8. • Augmented Reality is new technology and an exciting introduction to digital learning.

9. The key focus of this app is to encourage your child to write their name with pen and paper.

10. Using Augmented Reality the letters appear to levitate off the page.

11. The truly unique experience is then using the app to animate their name as a launching rocket or a prancing unicorn.