Collector: Fine Motor Skills

Lots of pictures. My daughter enjoys guessing the picture before it's fully revealed

I'm using an iPad Air 2 and am unable to change the settings (dot speed, number of dots etc.). Otherwise, it's a great app.

My nieces and nephews love me when I pull out this game

I like Dot Collector because my caseload of visually impaired students also have multiple challenges and the settings are great because I can differentiate. The settings allow me to enlarge the dots, decrease the number of dots presented at a time and slow the movement considerably so my students can visually track them as well as try to collect them.

My ten month old is starting to get the idea. Simple and elegant.

I love this app. It is very simple and easy to use, but also, fun for young kids. The point is to drag the dots to the hole until no more dots are left. Each time you clear the screen the dots reappear with the addition of one new dot. I use this app with a lot of my kids with Autism. They can easily attend as there are no distracting features and the gameplay is easy for them to pick up on. I also use this app when I teach the concept of one, some, rest and all. Great app!

My eleven month old grand daughter loves to get the dot in the circle then then say yay and clap. She caught on right away. Good baby game.

I have four kids ranging from 10 to 1 and we all really love playing it as a family. My 1 year old has really become great with his fine motor skills using this. I also have a 7 year old son with fine motor delay an he has really started to get the hang of it. Thank for such a great game for everyone in the family.

My little 12 month old likes to play color dots, by the same author. This one is a little more complicated and will be a great game for him when he reaches that ability level,

Great! Love this app for my 15 month old!