Word Wagon by Duck Duck Moose App Reviews

This is a terrific app - well made and educationally sound. I review book apps for Digital-Storytime and see a LOT of apps for kids. This one is top notch!

Im pretty impressed with this app. It has different levels so the app grows with the child. One of my frustrations in finding educational apps is that they are too basic for my son, or too advanced. I want to be pushing him and making him try things he doesnt fully know, but dont want to utterly frustrate him. Thats a fine line, and this app allows you and your child to find that line. My son is 4, and this app is perfect for him.

My preschooler is learning the sounds that the letters make -- an important reading skill. This is fantastic for him! Of course great characters and animations as usual from Duck Duck Moose.

A terrific way for my daughter to learn her phonics. She spends a lot of time, trying to earn as many stickers as she can.

My 4 year old really enjoys playing this app as well as your others. Thanks for making learning fun for him!!!

We have purchased all of Duck Duck Mooses apps as soon as they come out with no hesitation and in my opinion this is the most important and most educational app for toddlers/preschoolers. We were shocked when our daughter (almost 2) started reciting letters and trying to phonetically sound out virtually every word she sees soon after she started playing with this app. Obviously she is still a long way from reading on her own but this app has instilled necessary reading skills at a very early age and there is no doubt in my mind that she will read at an earlier age because of these skills. She has also learned dozens of new words and it keeps her occupied. What more could you ask for? Keep the great apps coming and we will keep buying them.

Good app, my almost first grader loves it for a while. The downside? It doesnt "save" progress so my kid loses interest fast as there is no incentive to keep playing. No saving all the stickers or saving to move up to a new level. Could have been great!

When you want something to occupy a little one and you dont want to feel guilty, Word Wagon is an excellent choice! My almost 3 year old granddaughter loves this app which she "plays" when we are in the car. The graphics are very colorful and interesting to hold her attention and she is learning to spell while she is having fun. The multiple levels are convenient for various developmental levels. As a health care provider as well as a grandmother, I highly recommend this app to anyone with preschoolers.

This app is great. My 4 year old navigates it with ease and enjoys it immensely. My 8 yr. Old has reading trouble and it is wonderful for her and holds her interest too. I introduced this app to the reading specialist at our school and she is getting it for the iPod Touches she uses in class. Good Stuff!

Unbelievable, but true! He loves this game and the music and now he always identifies letters.

Great graphics but I wish it saved a childs progress. Wish I knew that before I purchased this app.

I love it but the phonic pronunciations need to be slower. And the lower case a should be in a font that is similar to the way kids learn to write in school. My son doesnt recognize the a. I would love an addition where it teaches a says aaa.

My 2 year old can spell now, thanks to this app, and he LOVES to giggle with Coco and Maus. DDM has the BEST apps for Pre-schoolers+!

Good game to learn spelling. My son is three years old Almost four and likes this game.

Perfect app for 19 month old daughter who loves matching the letters to the words!

I also love itsy bitsy spider. So detailed and very well designed. I havent seen many childrens apps that pays so much attention to detail. Very interactive!

Excellent!! Interactive, fun yet challenging according to childs ability! Humorous great music !!

Make another level please, because I just want more levels ~Aiden 5YO

This is a great app that keeps kids engaged while teaching them basic letters, vocabulary, and spelling. My only small gripe would be that the lowercase "a" is in computer format and doesnt match what is taught in school.