Books for Kids and Students
From picture books to graphic novels, fantasy to family fun, here you’ll find books for kids and students to amuse and amaze, to offer first experiences and to fire young imaginations.
Picture books help children develop a sense of self. The theatrical aspect of picture books helps to keep all your students engaged and interested. They play a critical role in learning, helping students develop self-awareness and teaching them how to make inferences, among other things.
We all know that reading is one of the most important fundamental skills children (or anyone) must master to succeed - to succeed in school and to succeed in life. Reading expands a child's vocabulary, develops their critical thinking skills, and improves their communication skills, amongst many other benefits. There are several reading apps that are designed to help children develop their literacy skills.
Most of these children's book apps are appropriate for beginning readers (or those learning how to read), but a few are still applicable for proficient readers as well (especially the apps focusing on comprehension).
Kids love when their parents and grandparents read aloud to them! Let’s Read provides an easy way to record yourself reading classic stories to share with your kids.
Devices: iPhone, iPad
NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC KIDS app is a fact-filled, fast-paced magazine created especially for ages 6 and up. With an award-winning combination of photos, facts, and fun, NG KIDS has captivated its more than one million readers for over 35 years. Articles and departments entertain and inspire readers to learn about their world with amazing information about animals, science, technology, archaeology, geography, and pop culture, plus jokes, games, activities in every issue. Your children can explore ancient civilizations on one page, come face-to-face with exotic wildlife on another, and turn the next page to a make and do project, which is often perfect for homework. There are always plenty of gross/interesting facts about animals that your children are certain to share with you, or they can turn to the page that gives them the low-down on their favorite star. Regular competitions are sure to keep your kids involved too.
Devices: iPhone, iPad
Time for Kids Family Edition app is a great magazine to add to your newsstand. Perfect for grades 1 – 5, this magazine app presents current events, interesting articles, recipes and important personalities in engaging, age appropriate articles. With great visual aids from maps and graphics to pictures and videos, this is a magazine that the whole family will enjoy. Time for Kids is a mini-magazine used in the classroom that focuses on one relevant nonfiction subject from history to current events, the environment and more. Presented in an age appropriate way with lovely pictures and tied into lesson plans, kids love learning interesting facts from their very own magazine.
Devices: Android, iPhone, iPad
Rooftops is an interactive story that will inspire your kid to play outside and build a healthy relationship with technology. Rooftops aims to strike the right balance and promote healthy screen time habits. With beautiful illustrations and fun, interactive animations designed to stimulate your kid’s imagination, this wonderful story will help you teach your kid about the benefits of playing outside while building a positive relationship with mobile devices.
Devices: iPhone, iPad
PlayKids Stories is an amazing library of books and stories for kids 8 and under. Join this space adventure that will nurture your little one’s love of reading. Access a library from all-time favorite stories to modern classics that will spark the imagination.
Devices: iPhone, iPad
DR. SEUSS'S ABC is faithfully adapted in this ebook app, which is perfectly suited to preschoolers playing around with Mom or Dad's iphone. Kids can swipe and point with zero effort, enabling them to enjoy the app without any grown-up help. Each word is highlighted as it is read, making it easy to follow along. And the reading is performed by a great actress who gives her all to the nonsense syllables of Dr. Seuss.
Devices: Android, iPhone, iPad
The Bible App for Kids is the newest member of the YouVersion family of apps.
Devices: iPhone, iPad
The free Play Books reader lets you read content bought or sourced from the store. It's a free download for Android phones and iOS devices including the iPhone and iPad, while a browser-based version should work with almost any browser and operating system. You'll need a Google account to use it.
Devices: Android, iPhone, iPad
Oodles boasts 50,000+ reads and more than 10 languages. So learn Russian, why not.
Devices: Android, iPhone, iPad
This network allows authors to promote exciting new works to eager readers, making it a great place to discover new favorites. Geared toward social reading, it allows you to share thoughts via notes as you read.
Devices: Android, iPhone, iPad
Apple’s bookstore for both ebooks and audiobooks. Designed to be simple and accessible across any Apple device.
Devices: iPhone, iPad
Fairy Tales is a kid reading app with interactive mini games and fairy tales for children which makes reading more fun and entertaining!
Devices: Android, iPhone, iPad
Green Eggs and Ham is an award-winning app that will have your child rolling with laughter as the persistent Sam-I-Am tries to coax his friend into trying green eggs and ham. The book is great fun to read, and the interactions make it all the merrier. There are also learning games aligned with kindergarten Common Core standards that your child will love. The ebook has all the standard features, like read-to-me and read-to-myself modes, plus it has countless Seussian jokes and drawings.
Devices: iPhone, iPad
This app is a bit different because it engages the young and the old to spend some family time together – and it bursts with opportunities for both the children and the parents to learn new things. While kids can delve into the exciting library of Storyworlds, parents can practice their storytelling skills for free with exciting exercises and courses about story building and different storytelling techniques. The interactive Storybuilder helps generate millions of exciting storylines, and lets your family become heroes of the narrative. Intuitively designed, the app includes series of reads for different age groups, of different formats and different lengths, providing a plethora of options depending on how much time and energy the readers have at any particular time. New Storyworlds are added every two weeks – making it impossible to run out of content to read.
Devices: iPhone, iPad
The behatted and bow-tied cat is back and up to all kinds of mischief.
Devices: Android
Woolly Mammoths lived to be nearly sixty years old.
Devices: Android
Animals come to life when you touch them!!!
A Day at the Zoo is a fun filled, fully interactive and educational story for children that will teach them all about animals and their origins.
Devices: Android
An interactive app that will explore the classic Little Mermaid story
Perfect as bedtime story, this interactive app adapted from the classic story from Andersen will bring culture and fun for your kids.
Devices: Android
William Shakespeare in all his glory, with his inspiration and entertainment.
Devices: Android
Word-A-Licious is an interactive word flashcard game for toddlers and children.
Devices: Android
Perfect for your PreK – 5th graders, Mr.
Devices: Android
Choose how the action unfolds in this interactive book app for tweens.
Devices: Android
* Fun, interactive storybook *
- Teaches the value of thankfulness
- Only $.
Devices: Android
BabyBook Animals is an interactive electronic book suitable for children aged 6 to 24 months to help them recognize animals, fruits, colors, numbers and their sounds.
Devices: Android
Great stories with music, animation and a lot of tapping!
Free THREE LITTLE PIGS
Enjoy fairy tales and old time stories along with original songs, animation and a lot of tapping!
It's not your original picture book nor video but a new educational app.
Devices: Android