Busy Shapes for Android

11 things about Busy Shapes

1. Busy Shapes features “passing” swipe control that is essential for young children's quick hands (i.e. even if a child's finger reaches an object after he or she was already touching the screen, the object is still grasped as intended).

2. Busy Shapes features a special “kid-friendly” design that compensates for the fact that when young children hold an iPad or iPhone, they often have a finger touching the screen.

3. Busy Shapes is inspired by the pioneering works of famed Swiss scientist and intelligence expert Jean Piaget (1896-1980), who believed that “children are little scientists”, and that a child's thoughts are built through experiences that encourage him or her to engage in the reasoning process.

4. Busy Shapes helps children improve their ability to handle simple objects through a series of puzzles, in which they must change simple shapes and place them in proper holes.

5. Busy Shapes’ innovative scaleable platform for evolving experimentation lets children take advantage of the time they spend on touch screens -- so they aren’t just having fun, but learning every second of the way.

6. Busy Shapes’ seamless interactive game area never blocks or limits children, and lets them freely access shapes.

7. To prevent children from exiting the app by pressing the “home” button, Busy Shapes features a customizable Guided Access.

8. Busy Shapes’ automatic memory saves a child’s place in any particular game, which makes the app an ideal complement to physical play and for shorter games.

9. Busy Shapes’ powerful AI supports each child’s unique learning journey.

10. Plus, the app’s digital exploratory playground regularly refreshes with different objects, which keeps children interested and engaged.

11. For example, the AI tracks the time it takes each child to complete a level, and increases or decreases difficulty accordingly.