Bryan Wagstaff
12-23-2004, 03:37 AM
We have just released the first in a series of children's games.
Each in the series of games offers a lock mode, to help keep the child from putting checkmarks on your tasks, moving your appointments around, or doing whatever else your kids do to your device.
Silly Scribbles (http://www.sillyscribbles.com/SillyScribbles/index.php), available for $6.99, is a shareware application targeting children learning to draw alphabet letters (around ages 3-6).
Downloaded this for my 4 year old who is just about to start school. Well that was the last I saw of my XDA2 until the fighting match to get it back started. My son ended up showing the wife and she thinks that for once my phone is actually doing something useful!
The unregistered edition shows 5 of the 52 English letters.
Registered versions have access to all 52 letters, and can use (free) additional language packs as they become available.
Partial list of features:
* QVGA, VGA, landscape, and square-screen aware.
* Right-handed and left-handed support.
* Fun sounds
* Mute button that kids can't access when locked
* Dotted lines for kids to trace
* Reward images for each letter, uppercase and lowercase.
* Downloadable (free) plugin packs for different languages, or additional letters and pictures.
Silly Scribbles (http://www.sillyscribbles.com/SillyScribbles/index.php) is the first in a series of child-safe games from Family Friendly Games.
Each in the series of games offers a lock mode, to help keep the child from putting checkmarks on your tasks, moving your appointments around, or doing whatever else your kids do to your device.
Silly Scribbles (http://www.sillyscribbles.com/SillyScribbles/index.php), available for $6.99, is a shareware application targeting children learning to draw alphabet letters (around ages 3-6).
Downloaded this for my 4 year old who is just about to start school. Well that was the last I saw of my XDA2 until the fighting match to get it back started. My son ended up showing the wife and she thinks that for once my phone is actually doing something useful!
The unregistered edition shows 5 of the 52 English letters.
Registered versions have access to all 52 letters, and can use (free) additional language packs as they become available.
Partial list of features:
* QVGA, VGA, landscape, and square-screen aware.
* Right-handed and left-handed support.
* Fun sounds
* Mute button that kids can't access when locked
* Dotted lines for kids to trace
* Reward images for each letter, uppercase and lowercase.
* Downloadable (free) plugin packs for different languages, or additional letters and pictures.
Silly Scribbles (http://www.sillyscribbles.com/SillyScribbles/index.php) is the first in a series of child-safe games from Family Friendly Games.