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Great news for parents… there’s an awesome educational app that will turn your child’s screen time into science time! This science app for kids (ages 4 to 10) will get your kids performing interactive virtual science experiments and watching video lessons about fascinating scientific topics.

Thanks to Tappity for sponsoring and providing an awesome giveaway prize… Enter to win a new iPad at the bottom of this blog post.

Tappity App Review - Fun Educational Science App for Kids

As your kids’ screen time skyrockets, you might be getting a bit frustrated or worried about what they’re watching.

Well, we are thrilled to introduce you to Tappity – the #1 Educational Science App for Kids 4-10.

This unique app combines engaging videos with interactive games and science lessons to make a unique type of interactive science TV show that kids can play on any Apple device.

It’s a bit like having an incredibly talented science teacher virtually tutor your child one-on-one.

Interactive Learning

These games and videos are completely different from anything I’ve seen before. Tappity uses interactive videos so that your child can answer questions and actually participate in science experiments virtually.

Using Tappity

Your kids learn by participating in the game and seeing the science lessons reflect their answers.

Take a quick peek at Tappity in this video clip below…

This app is especially awesome to have these days when kids often aren’t able to attend in-person classes at school.

When your kids use Tappity, they are guided through educational science experiments and go on virtual adventures with their fearless science guide, Haley. The app covers over 100 science topics in its library and new content is added every week.

Tappity Science App for Kids

Kids learn foundational science concepts while having fun tackling challenges and playing games and activities.

The app has three age level settings so that the kid-friendly explanations are aligned to your child’s reading level.

Tappity asks age of child

As a parent, you’ll love that when a lesson is complete, Tappity sends you an email update with discussion questions based on what your child has learned.

Tappity will turn your kids’ screen time into quality learning time.

Download it on the App Store and try out over 30 lessons for free!

You can find out more about Tappity on their website and follow them on Instagram and Facebook.

 

Giveaway

Would you like to win a new iPad for your kids to play Tappity?

iPad Giveaway from Tappity

Thanks to Tappity, we’re giving away the latest 32 gb model iPad!

The winner can choose the color after they win, and Tappity will ship it to them.

Sorry to our Canadian friends, this giveaway is open to the US only.

Complete your entry using the entry form below.

To win more great prizes, check out these giveaways.

Remember to Download Tappity from the App Store.

 

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Written by Susan Carraretto, co-founder of 5 Minutes for Mom
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  5. This app looks like it would help the kids continue learning while playing on their tech devices, when they aren’t doing school work. So sounds awesome!

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  7. Both my grand sons love science and we love anything that helps them progress in this field and this would be awesome on those days grandma just needs a break from the science projects

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  10. My granddaughter would love this as she learns best through interactive learning. The engagement and various methods used would keep her stimulated instead of getting bored and they could be set to her learning and age level.

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  11. I want my niece to become a science nerd like her aunt! Her parents are history nerds. BORING. I think she’ll get a kick out of the science experiments.

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  12. I think my child would love Tappity because of the social interaction she would feel a part of! The lessons sound very engaging and right now with few options due to Covid, this is perfect! 🙂

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  14. I only have Android devices so I can’t try out the app. My nephew loves science and I think this app would be great for him. I love that you can select age so it gives helpful explanations aligned with their reading level. I think he would enjoy interactive games and activities.

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  24. This would be great for my niece, with so many out of work here, this is something that would brighten her day for sure.

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  30. My kids enjoy science and learning, and I’m sure they would like to use the science app. I am homeschooling four kids right now, and this would be so fun to try out!

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  33. No iPhone or iPad to download on. I would love to have an iPad so my grand kids could get on it when they are here.

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  51. My kid would love to win because things can get boring during Covid times. We’ve been sheltering at home since March due to health concerns.
    Thanks!

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  55. My kids would love this because it is a fun way to learn and engage with science. Plus, we are homeschooling for the first time this year, so it would be fun to have a different style and different teachers to hear about science in a fun way. Thanks for the giveaway!! ⭐

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  56. I think my youngest would love this app. She is doing school at home this year, and it would help to keep her busy and engaged. I am also a teacher, and would love to see how they introduce topics to help the kids I am teaching at home as well.

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  59. My son would absolutely love Tappity because he is really into science! He loves watching short science videos and doing experiments. I think Tappity would be perfect for him!

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  60. My son would love this! He loves everything that has to do with science! I will probably download this app for him this week.

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  64. We don’t have an iPad but as homeschoolers this looks like an amazing and fun app. We would love to try it eventually.

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  68. I don’t have an Ipad or I phone but I think this would be an excellant learning tool for my Granddaughter. She is having difficulty with school.

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  71. We don’t have an iphone or ipad. My wife homeschools our 3 school aged boys and all 3 would enjoy tappity because it looks fun and interactive.

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  72. Tappity looks amazing!! I homeschool three boys ages 14, 12, and 8 and I know all three will love this app, can’t wait to try it out!!!

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  77. My Granddaughter will love this because she has such a desire for learning about everything, all subjects and this will give her the means to learn about Science also

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  80. This would be so great for my grandsons. Their mom wants to homeschool them and this would make her life so much easier with the Tappity app.

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  82. I think my child would enjoy tapping because she has been out of school since March and I think it would be great to have something else to help her learn from home.

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  84. My son is 6 so he is totally into learning right now! And he gets to do it all at home with cool tech! He would love Tappity.

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  88. The kids in the family would enjoy using Tappity because it allows them to actively participate in the experiments, rather than just passively watching someone else do everything. With the amount of content available, there should be something to interest them. This would be a great supplement to their school work

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  93. My daughter would love this for my granddaughter. The communication of what your child is learning is a huge plus.

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  97. This would be so much fun for kids! I have 3 grands that are in the 9-11 age range. It’s hard to find fun, educational apps for them.

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  98. This looks awesome. I don’t have any i-products though, mine are all android or other. My daughter would love this though.

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  101. I think this app would be good for the kids and they are getting an iPad for Christmas, so I’ll download the app after that.

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  103. My grandson who is 8 would like his own iPad and Tappity looks like a fun and useful app. He used it while having virtual school this past spring.

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  106. My kids love science experiments, so I know they would love this app. We homeschool and science has also been the difficult subject for me because I’ve never been good at it. This app would really help with that.

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  107. My nephew would really enjoy this. He already ‘thinks’ he likes science, this would make it even more fun to do. It would be so accessible!

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  110. My child has almost reached the youngest age bracket this is targeted towards. This looks a great way to feel less guilty about screen time-learn while having fun! 🙂

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  119. I think my nephews would absolutely adore this game! They’re so into anything sciencey and hands-on. I think this would give them what they’ve been missing the most with remote schooling. 🙂

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  124. My son is almost five and will start kinder in 2021. He might enjoy learning to follow along with the lessons online.

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  126. my grandson has been asking for a ipad and he would love the Tappity.i think he would have a lot of fun and learn a lot too

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  130. I love anything that makes learning fun. My daughter struggling with this subject of science would definitely enjoy this app

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  131. My family does not have an iphone or ipad (yet*), my daughter is super into science. She is always doing science experiments with my husband or solo, testing ‘what if’ & ‘what would happen if’ questions she comes up with in her crazy inquisitive mind. As a teacher I find tech to be an awesome approachable teaching tool, as a mom I love educational tech!

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  132. I downloaded the app on a different device,signed into the app store with a different email. But it is downloaded and looks very useful.

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  133. If I had young children or grandchildren would try this app with them. Science was never my best subject in school.

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  139. My children would really love the Tappity app! They love to learn and Science! We homeschool so this would be a great tool to help make it more interesting and fun.

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  142. My daughter would love Tappity! She is always watching Science Max and is very crafty. I know we would be occupied for hours together learning.

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  153. I have 6 grandchildren. 5,10,11,13,13,16 Our 5 youngest are in grade school (1 in kindergarten) All have a great interest in Science and Math. All 6 have gazillions of LEGOs and parents who support STEM creativity at home. (Even before this blasted pandemic) The 11,13s,and 16 year old have participated in the science fairs at their respective schools. Two have taken coding classes offered at a nearby university.

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  163. I think would be great because will grow with her and Aldo give the extra support needed with the reading challenges she faces.

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  164. I like that Tappity sends parents email updates & discussion questions showing what their child has learned & discovered.

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  167. I like how there are different levels for different ages. The kids are real science fans and would enjoy being challenged by the app. Great idea!

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  169. This would be perfect for my daughter! She is really starting to get into science and what a great way for her to learn more on her own! I love that their are challenges, activities and games!

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  172. I myself don’t have any children at home but will have my daughter in law look into it for my grandson. Seems like something he would benefit from.

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  180. Anything that puts fun into learning is something that every child can benefit from! Especially science which most kids think is hard and complicated.

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