Erin england review
I love this game my kids love it too
Description
Welcome to Happy Little Farmer, the first ever app to teach kids how things grow! Rake, dig, trim, water - there are endless things to do on your very own fruit and veggie farm. Quick, chase the bugs away before they eat all the leaves! Feed the hungry blue monster and pick all the veggies before they go bad. Happy Little Farmer includes 15 exciting activities to do around the farm.
- Featured in Apple's "Fun with Food"
- "The perfect app…an adorable romp through a cartoon farm with all of the cute animals and happy tractors and none of the smells or hard work of the true rural life." - Cool Mom Tech
- "Happy Little Farmer teaches the life cycle of a variety of plants in a way that is not only fun, but that kids in this age group will understand." - Best Apps For Kids
- "A number of useful skills are cleverly built into this app…The learn by play factor is high and rather well done." - Smart Apps For Kids
Happy Little Farmer is an educational game that addresses the kiddie question: where do fruits and vegetables come from? Adding a fun and creative edge, these games help children to appreciate and learn about the world of nature.
FEATURES
- Child-friendly interface with no complicated menus
- An original soundtrack comprising of favorite nursery rhymes including: Itsy Bitsy Spider, Five Little Ducks, If You’re Happy and You Know It, and Ten in the Bed.
- Beautiful original illustrations with interactive animations
- 15 fun and educational games with more ways to play: tap, pinch, drag, tilt, and more
- Choose from 12 different fruits and vegetables to grow
- Bonus treasure hunt game with heaps of stickers to collect
- NO advertising
- NO in-app purchases
HOW THINGS GROW in a...
- Veggie Patch
What a mess! Put away all the rubbish and rake the soil - now the veggie patch is ready for planting! Which vegetables do you want to grow? Take your pick and plant the seed. Don’t forget to water and watch out for the naughty little bugs. Watch with delight as your plants grow day by day. Soon it’s time to collect your harvest. Great job!
- Fruit Pot
Grow all kinds of yummy berries. Pour the soil into the pot and put in the sapling. Oh no! The bugs have eaten away the leaves. Time to trim away the bad parts. Snip snip! Whew. You have saved the day!
- Wheatfield
Time to bring out the machines! Drive a tiller to clear out the drink cans and mushrooms. Go on a helicopter ride as you water the wheatfield. Harvest the crops in a cool combine tractor. There is so much to explore!
TREASURE HUNT
The fun doesn’t just end there. In every scene there is a hidden surprise waiting to be found. Can you spot where it is? Collect all objects to create and customize your own rabbit house.
ENCOURAGING CURIOSITY
Children naturally ask questions. It is important to support their curiosity and encourage them to further explore how things work. Happy Little Farmer is a good way to start interesting discussions about how things grow in real life and to inspire kids to go into the garden and find their own answers.
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Brought to you by GiggleUp, creators of the award-winning Interactive Telling Time and other educational apps for kids. Our goal is to promote learning through play with the purpose of helping children develop useful learning skills. Our apps have been enjoyed by children and used in classrooms all around the world!
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- Featured in Apple's "Fun with Food"
- "The perfect app…an adorable romp through a cartoon farm with all of the cute animals and happy tractors and none of the smells or hard work of the true rural life." - Cool Mom Tech
- "Happy Little Farmer teaches the life cycle of a variety of plants in a way that is not only fun, but that kids in this age group will understand." - Best Apps For Kids
- "A number of useful skills are cleverly built into this app…The learn by play factor is high and rather well done." - Smart Apps For Kids
Happy Little Farmer is an educational game that addresses the kiddie question: where do fruits and vegetables come from? Adding a fun and creative edge, these games help children to appreciate and learn about the world of nature.
FEATURES
- Child-friendly interface with no complicated menus
- An original soundtrack comprising of favorite nursery rhymes including: Itsy Bitsy Spider, Five Little Ducks, If You’re Happy and You Know It, and Ten in the Bed.
- Beautiful original illustrations with interactive animations
- 15 fun and educational games with more ways to play: tap, pinch, drag, tilt, and more
- Choose from 12 different fruits and vegetables to grow
- Bonus treasure hunt game with heaps of stickers to collect
- NO advertising
- NO in-app purchases
HOW THINGS GROW in a...
- Veggie Patch
What a mess! Put away all the rubbish and rake the soil - now the veggie patch is ready for planting! Which vegetables do you want to grow? Take your pick and plant the seed. Don’t forget to water and watch out for the naughty little bugs. Watch with delight as your plants grow day by day. Soon it’s time to collect your harvest. Great job!
- Fruit Pot
Grow all kinds of yummy berries. Pour the soil into the pot and put in the sapling. Oh no! The bugs have eaten away the leaves. Time to trim away the bad parts. Snip snip! Whew. You have saved the day!
- Wheatfield
Time to bring out the machines! Drive a tiller to clear out the drink cans and mushrooms. Go on a helicopter ride as you water the wheatfield. Harvest the crops in a cool combine tractor. There is so much to explore!
TREASURE HUNT
The fun doesn’t just end there. In every scene there is a hidden surprise waiting to be found. Can you spot where it is? Collect all objects to create and customize your own rabbit house.
ENCOURAGING CURIOSITY
Children naturally ask questions. It is important to support their curiosity and encourage them to further explore how things work. Happy Little Farmer is a good way to start interesting discussions about how things grow in real life and to inspire kids to go into the garden and find their own answers.
--------------
Connect with us!
Visit us: http://www.GiggleUp.com
Like us: facebook.com/GiggleUpApps
Follow us: twitter.com/GiggleUpApps
Email us: [email protected]
Brought to you by GiggleUp, creators of the award-winning Interactive Telling Time and other educational apps for kids. Our goal is to promote learning through play with the purpose of helping children develop useful learning skills. Our apps have been enjoyed by children and used in classrooms all around the world!
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Happy Little Farmer Reviews
It is sooooo fun!
I love it becuse it lets me garden l love to garden!
Music doesn’t work
This was the favorite app for my grandkids, but now the music doesn’t work which is so disappointing. I thought at first it was my device, but I have it on my phone and 2 ipads, and there’s no music on any of them. I have sent feedback but never get a response.
Happy little farmer
Happy little farmer
Unique and fun
My two year old loves this game. There is a lot of different activities such as planting seeds, watering plants and playing with the animals. It's unique and worth the few dollars:)
Music will not work
My daughter has loved this app but now the music does not play even after messing with the settings. So sad.
Similes
It's fun
This is a great app.
My 2 and 4 year olds love it! I'm cheap and don't like spending money on hit or miss apps for my picky kids. Glad I upgraded from the free version. The paid version offers 2 more similar but different games. This app and 'bugs and buttons' are the only ones I feel I've gotten my money's worth.
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App Info
- Category
- Education
- Languages
- Danish, Dutch, English, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Norwegian Bokmål, Portuguese, Russian, Chinese, Spanish, Swedish, Chinese
- Recent release
- 2.7 (4 years ago )
- Released on
- Oct 11, 2012 (12 years ago )
- Also available in
- United States , Australia , New Zealand , Canada , Sweden , Peru , Poland , Nepal , Norway , Netherlands , Nigeria , Malaysia , Mexico , Malta , Madagascar , Lithuania , Lebanon , Kazakhstan , Kuwait , Philippines , Pakistan , Japan , Portugal , Romania , Russia , Saudi Arabia , Singapore , Slovenia , Thailand , Türkiye , Taiwan , Ukraine , Vietnam , South Africa , Ecuador , Argentina , Austria , Azerbaijan , Belgium , Brunei , Brazil , Belarus , Switzerland , Chile , Colombia , Czechia , Germany , Denmark , Dominican Republic , Algeria , South Korea , Egypt , Spain , Finland , France , United Kingdom , Greece , Hong Kong SAR China , Hungary , Indonesia , Ireland , Israel , India , Iceland , Italy , United Arab Emirates
- Last Updated
- 5 days ago
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