Oh Say Can You Say? - Dr. Seuss app for iPhone and iPad
Developer: Oceanhouse Media
First release : 29 Aug 2011
App size: 28 Mb
This app is for customers who own the older version of this app and require an update for 64-bit compatibility. NEW customers should search for "Dr. Seuss" in the AppStore to find the latest, greatest version of the app.
Tickle your tongue with this interactive book app for young readers! Explore pictures, learn new vocabulary, and personalize the story with your own narration. Oh say can you say "skipper Zipps clipper ship chip chop shop"?
Explore the Story:
- ENCOURAGE literacy skills with highlighted narration
- LEARN new vocabulary with tappable words and pictures
- RECORD your own narration & share it with others
- SELECT a scene with easy-to-use navigation
- KEEP kids in the story with parental controls
Designed for children ages 3-6
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The Reviews Are In:
- "Well designed, and great for emerging readers who get stuck on tricky words" - Apps for Homeschooling
- "This app shows great attention to detail which helps it stand up to repeated readings." - PadGadget
- "A lot of fun and is particularly nice to have narrated" - Digital Storytime
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Latest reviews of Oh Say Can You Say? - Dr. Seuss app for iPhone and iPad
What We Liked: I love Oceanhouse Media titles. Their books are so well designed, they zoom in on or zoom out on certain parts of the illustration, emerging readers who get stuck on tricky words can get help by tapping on them, and pre-readers can interact with the story as they have it read to them. I love having the text change color as it is read to help children learn left to right reading progression and to identify spoken words with written text from a young age – this is a vital pre-reading skill. Rhyming and alliteration are also fun language skills, rhyming being one of the key pre-reading phonological awareness skills (yes, language play produces readers!) My eight-year-old thought that the book was very funny especially when she tried to say the tongue twisters out loud. What We Didn’t Like: Although our family adores many of Dr. Seuss’ titles (just check our bookshelf!) I’m afraid that our first encounter with Oh Say Can You Say? left us a bit disappointed. It was difficult for my smaller children (and even myself) to remain engaged with the book because all of the vignettes were disconnected from each other and seemed sort of pointless to them. There wasn’t enough of a theme to pull the book together for us. They lost interest fairly early into the book because there just wasn’t enough story to grip them. Overall: Even though we weren’t overly impressed by this story of Dr. Seuss, we were impressed with the design of this digital storybook. If you’re looking for a great Seuss definitely try out some of Oceanhouse Media’s more well-known Seuss titles – The Cat in the Hat, Green Eggs and Ham, Mr. Brown Can Moo etc. We’ve purchased those titles to our digital library and have been very pleased with them. Disclosure: I received a promo code to download this app for free.
Avoid! Not great.
For a dollar *maybe, but totally not worth the price. I doubt Ill be reading this much
Very fun book
This was one of my favorite Dr. Seuss stories as a child. Im 27 now and its still entertaining to read for me, because its whacky, funny and squeaky clean. Its cool that you can record your own voice reading the story too. The ambient sounds for each of the page are well fitting too. My favorite parts of the book are the ones about boxes for groxes for foxes and Pete Briggs Pigs. XP