Caillou Stickers! (Night & Day Studios and Cookie Jar Entertainment, July 2012) is a straightforward digital sticker book for the preschool set.
Caillou Stickers! (Night & Day Studios and Cookie Jar Entertainment, July 2012) is a straightforward digital sticker book for the preschool set. Users select one of seven backgrounds such as a schoolyard, birthday party, campsite, and park, then drag and drop brightly colored images of well-known PBS character Caillou, his friends, family, pets, and toys to complete the scene. Along the bottom of every screen, a strip of about twenty stickers offers several different versions of Caillou to choose from, plus a variety of setting-appropriate accessories. Little overlap in options from scene to scene means there's plenty of new things to discover in each one. All stickers can be removed, repositioned, or rotated—a little tricky with my grown-up fingers—after placement.
The digital format allows for lots of fun not possible in a traditional sticker book. The individual images may be resized and used unlimited times within a given scene—so you could, for example, create a conga line of identical Caillous or a Godzilla-like Caillou towering over his playmates. In addition to the cheery background music, every sticker makes a distinctive sound effect when tapped. (My favorite: the ferocious roar from a blue stuffed tiger toy in Caillou's playroom.) Users can save and/or email their completed pictures.
A picnic in the park with Caillou
A friendly primary palette, rounded shapes, and ease of use make this app a good choice for any toddler, though it will probably appeal most to those who are already Caillou fans.
Available for iPad, iPhone, iPod Touch; $0.99. Android version coming soon. Recommended for preschool users.
Reviews of other Night & Day Studios apps:
Peekaboo Forest,
Ed Emberley's Shake and Make,
Lincoln Peirce's Big Nate: Comix by U!, and
Eric Carle's My Very First App.
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Constantina Kalimeris
So happy to see that Caillou has come so far and now into the app world...and especially since he was created near my home town of Montreal, Canada. I have the very first Caillou book that I had bought for my children in the early 1990's which was originally written and illustrated by Hélène Desputeaux....more about Hélène at...http://www.desputeauxaubin.com/helene-enPosted : Jul 26, 2012 07:43