Kiboomu Launches 18 Songs and Activities iPad App for Early Learners

Montreal,  CA   Jun 21, 2011 in Education

[prMac.com] Montreal, Canada - Kiboomu has announced their newest iPad app, First Words Sing and Learn HD. This educational app includes a Full Kids Music Album of 18 Songs, 18 Puzzles and 18 Coloring Pages. First Words Sing and Learn is a great educational "stepping stone" app for early learners. Users will learn words, letters, numbers, colors and shapes, body parts, food, days of the week, animal sounds and more. First Words Sing and Learn features a full kid's music album of 18 sing-along songs, 18 puzzles and 18 coloring pages. The award-winning songs include: Hello, Old MacDonald, Three Little Fishies, B-I-N-G-O, Apples and Bananas, The Ants Go Marching, Head & Shoulders, Colors, Shapes, On Top of My Pizza, 5 Little Monkeys, This is The Way We Go To School, The Wheels On The Bus, Alphabet Song, 6 Little Ducks, If You Know All The Seasons, Days Of The Week, and Goodbye.

Kiboomu is an Montreal-based development company that creates award-winning music and apps for kids. Founded by 2 Canadian platinum award-winning music and tech-savvy entrepreneurs, Kiboomu delivers music and apps that are both fun and educational for kids. Kiboomu is owned and operated by Wendy Wiseman (an award-winning entrepreneur and singer/songwriter) and Sherry Segal (a former teacher and award-winning book publisher). Copyright (C) 2011 Kiboomu. All Rights Reserved. Apple, the Apple logo, iPhone, iPod and iPad are registered trademarks of Apple Inc. in the U.S. and/or other countries.

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