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6 Fun Mobile Apps for Teaching Music to Children

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Teaching children about music at an early age is beneficial for developing their senses. Whether they are budding musicians or just want to casually play some games, the skills can be handy in the future. To help choose your educational tools, here are 6 fun mobile apps for teaching music to children:

1. Circadia

The Circadia app is a musical puzzle game that is sure to entertain the entire family while teaching your children about timing. To play the game, you have to make the color bursts converge onto the white dots to complete a musical sequence. With 100 puzzles, the game has lots to offer.
A feature that you may find appealing is that the game does not offer a social media option. The lack of social media options means that the app is completely kid-friendly.

2. DJ Mix Pro Kids

If you want to create your own tunes with your children while teaching them about music, the DJ Mix Pro Kids app has plenty to share. Children can sing, play instruments, use a scratching disc, add beats, and even record the mix on iPads. The app also allows for common nursery songs to be remixed to your liking. Once everything is completed, you can share the music with friends and family through social media websites.

3. Classroom KinderBach

The Classroom KinderBach mobile app is an excellent way to teach your children how to play piano. The app includes 30 lessons, printable content, and mini-games to help your children learn about key positioning and lettering, timing, patter recognition, and more. Beyond the lessons, many children also enjoy the activities and friendly characters.

4. Pluto Learns Piano

Pluto Learns Piano is an musical app that stars a penguin named Pluto. In the game, users have to make Pluto hit the correct notes to create music and earn stars. However, if you do not want to play the game, there is also a free-play piano children can use. It is a fun app, although the difficulty may be more frustrating for children under 4.

5. Make Me Music

The Make Me Music mobile app is excellent for children between 2 to 5 years of age. With whimsical designs, 24 instruments, and background tunes, the app is entertaining and beautiful. With so many combinations to work with, the app will easily provide your children with hours of entertainment. The app also allows parents to save the music for their own enjoyment or send it to friends and family.

6. AtPlayMusic Recorder

The AtPlayMusic Recorder mobile app helps children master the basics of playing recorder while also learning more about the instrument. While learning to play the recorder with a character named Mr. Noteworthy, another fun element of the app is that children can customize their own avatars.

Whether or not your children excel in music when they are older does not mean that you cannot create beautiful memories now using these 6 fun mobile apps for teaching children music.


Sam Jones, the author, has been researching the top 10 apps in every genre for work and is amazed at the incredible options available.


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5 Hot Mobile Apps for Traveling

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Nowadays, people who are traveling consider their Smart phones and other mobile devices such as tablets to be must-haves. While in the past vacation goers and travelers rely on printed guides and information on the internet, mobile apps are now giving them an easier way to access information in real time at their fingertips. If ever you or your family planned of going abroad or anywhere in the near future, you would want to install and use these mobile phone applications to make your trip more enjoyable and less stressful. 

Tripit
When planning your trip out and organizing your itinerary, this is the first app that many travelers fire up on their mobile devices. It offers mobile apps for Smartphone, Windows Phone 7 and other devices which make booking flight and accommodation easy and affordable. Most importantly, it is 100% free to download and can be used on any platform.

AirBnB
Though you may prefer not to bunk with strangers, best laid plans can sometimes fall through. If you are looking for cheap lodging on the road, AirBnB is the right application for you. While they feature only an iOS app through iTune store, you always have the freedom of using your mobile browser in accessing their web portal to find affordable accommodations when traveling.

We-Fi
Searching for free Wi-Fi hotspots in an unfamiliar environment is a hassle sometimes and so We-Fi is a handy application that you should have when traveling. It is available as a desktop program for Windows and Mac and mobile application for Android. It is lifesaver when on an international travel and you need to find free Wi-Fi.

Xe
The Favorite Currency Site of the World is offering a slew of mobile applications making currency conversion easier in any country worldwide. This mobile app covers anyone that uses Android, iOS and others. In addition, this also works on built-in browser with any Smartphone.

OnTheFly
This is a mobile app from the people at ITA software that offers the user with the ability to comparison shop for the most affordable flight tickets available. No matter where your departure and arrival locations may be, this mobile app can show you the cheapest way of getting from and to your destination in style.

There are a lot of other mobile applications for travelers giving them convenience in not just booking their hotel rooms and tickets but in helping them do the things essential in traveling with ease. The aforementioned apps are a fine start especially if your main priority is to make sure you travel within your budget. You can find many other must have mobile apps on the internet. They are designed to help you in making your trip hassle free and pleasant in the long run.

By using these apps, a great deal of time and effort will be saved. Needless to say, it is something you can access right on your phone so it is like bringing an organizer and computer in your tiny device. 


Sean Harris is a tech and finance blogger and is currently sweating out 2013 tax season.


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