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I suggest anything by the Leapfrog Corporation. They generally put out great children's software.
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I just checked Leapfrog and they seem to have a bunch of apps. &nbsp;Is there anything else from another provider?
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I wanted to know what &quot;good&quot; applications are available for Ipad3 regarding math, reading any other instructional education for a 5 year old boy. &nbsp;In a perfect world, it would be great if these applications were free.
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I wanted to know what "good" applications are available for Ipad3 regarding math, reading any other instructional education for a 5 year old boy.  In a perfect world, it would be great if these applications were free.

I suggest anything by the Leapfrog Corporation. They generally put out great children&#39;s software.

I just checked Leapfrog and they seem to have a bunch of apps.  Is there anything else from another provider?

Ipad 3 apps for a 5 year old boy

I wanted to know what &quot;good&quot; applications are available for Ipad3 regarding math, reading any other instructional education for a 5 year old boy.  In a perfect world, it would be great if these applications were free.

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