The I Hear Ewe app has 36 pictures of animals and vehicles paired with sounds for your child to click on. Children can use their palm or several fingers to click on an image. When they do, the app verbally describes the animal or vehicle and then plays the sound it makes. Sounds are real-life recordings that will help kids understand cause and effect when they tap the picture and hear the noise.
The cartoon-like pictures are easy to identify. The verbal descriptions can be turned off if a child prefers only hearing the sounds. I Hear Ewe was also designed to honor the mute button, if you choose to silence the app altogether while still allowing your child to play with it.
I Hear Ewe is available on iPad and iPhone for free.
For more information, go here.
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