Mr Tumble SS01 Friends Something Special Learning Pad Toy for Kids-Helps Child Development and Recognition Skills-Features Touchscreen, 6 Fun Interactive Activities, Quiz Mode, 2+ Years, Multi

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Everyone with toddler's has seen CBeebies something special at one point in their child television experience. Games cover a range of topics, From maths and numbers with the Numberblocks to learning phonics with the Alphablocks. And if your little ones are having trouble winding down at the end of a busy day or need a bit of help adusting to a different kind of holiday bedtime, try chilling out with Daydreams, a relaxing journey of gentle sounds and images available on iPlayer. This audience is at the core of the show, and making changes to their beloved programme has to be a well-considered decision. From composing a musical masterpiece to building and bringing to life their dream toy, there are so many opportunities for them to let their imaginations soar.

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There are over 40 free games to choose from and each one meets the specific needs of children and their parents or carers, with a focus on bonding, learning, discovery and self-expression. Both of these are very important skills for building understanding and problem-solving but occur at different stages of cognitive development, so we’ve built a settings panel for adults, that lets them decide which type of matching game would best suit the child’s needs and abilities. Quiz - The quiz activity asks a series of different questions and as with the other games you have to locate the answers on the tablet.Once Mr Tumble got his tablet, it seemed natural to make an online game that would allow children to play on their own Tumble Tapp – either on their desktop computer, or on a mobile device.

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Games are designed to meet specific needs of children and their parents or carers, with a focus on bonding, learning, discovery and self-expression. Sometimes getting children with SEN to want to play can be a challenge, and if anyone can do this, we think Mr Tumble can! Give Waffle a bath, teach him some tricks and reward your happy doggy with some well deserved treats. CBeebies Get Creative has some fang-tastic Halloween colouring activities with Bluey and Hey Duggee, as well as spooky-themed stickers, stencils, spray paints and more to make monstrous masterpieces this October!

The easy to navigate touch-senstitive screen includes 6 activities and games, and will enable little ones to recognise letters, colours, numbers and more. Adults can feel safe in the knowledge their child is using an app that is free to download and free from any advertisements or in-app purchases. Creativity is vital in children’s social and emotional development and this app is cleverly designed with that in mind. For more information on the Settings panel, read all about it on our Grown-ups Tumble Tapp page, or check the game out for yourself on our mobile site.