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== Rad Lemur Kids Games ==
===Limited functionality free, £1.25 for full app===
A nicely made app that shows a rainbow coloured xylophone which can reproduce fifteen animal and instrument sounds, [https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.androidcave.animalpiano.pro Kids Animal Piano] can also play back a selection of ten nursery rhymes. The free version (which is worth downloading anyway) has just a few instruments and songs.
Although this app is nicely presented, it doesn't keep the children's 2 year old attention as well as some of the other Android games reviewed.
There are no adverts and the only way to exit is to press the Home button (the back button is disabled), so there is less chance of returning to a massive Google Play bill after an absence.
At £1.25 this is still reasonable value and given the [[Bad Xylophone|awful quality]] of every ''real'' xylophone I've bought for the twins, it's probably a much better musical education tool than the real thing!
''Worth a punt''
===Limited functionality free, £1.25 for full app===
A nicely made app that shows a rainbow coloured xylophone which can reproduce fifteen animal and instrument sounds, [https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.androidcave.animalpiano.pro Kids Animal Piano] can also play back a selection of ten nursery rhymes. The free version (which is worth downloading anyway) has just a few instruments and songs.
Although this app is nicely presented, it doesn't keep the children's 2 year old attention as well as some of the other Android games reviewed.
There are no adverts and the only way to exit is to press the Home button (the back button is disabled), so there is less chance of returning to a massive Google Play bill after an absence.
At £1.25 this is still reasonable value and given the [[Bad Xylophone|awful quality]] of every ''real'' xylophone I've bought for the twins, it's probably a much better musical education tool than the real thing!
''Worth a punt''