Today we’re introducing a new novel educational system for children called Osmo. Using your iPad, your children can play four fun interactive games, involving drawing, puzzling, physics and spelling.
Tangram asks the kids to build shapes shown on screen using wooden puzzle pieces. Newton has them guiding falling balls onto targets, using hand-drawn or physical objects. Words challenges kids to quickly spell out words with real life letters given an on-screen clue. Masterpiece is the final game in the set, offering children an easy way to turn images taken with the camera, from a curated gallery or a web search into drawings. You can share the drawing with family and friends, showing it take shape as well as the finished masterpiece.
The Osmo pack includes everything you need to get started – including a base and stand which holds up your iPad, a mirror which lets your iPad see the area below, and accessories to play the games. All you need to provide is an iPad (2nd generation or later) and a child or two aged six or above!
We’re sure you’ll have lots of fun with the Osmo, and with such open-orientated challenges you’ll find the system gets lasting use.
The Osmo iPad Education Gaming System is available now from Mobile Fun. To see more information or place an order, please visit the product page linked below:
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