AR Kids - Magic Cardz
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About this app
Educational Focus:
Interactive Alphabet & Numbers: Point the device at flashcards and watch letters or numbers come alive in 3D. These characters could interact with the child, pronounce the sounds, and even tell short stories.
Science Exploration: Imagine pointing your device at a flat image of a solar system and seeing the planets come to life, moving according to their orbits. The AR app could provide information about each planet as the child explores.
Hidden History & Culture: This app could overlay historical sites on real-world locations. Visiting a park with the app could reveal a virtual recreation of a historical event or landmark.
Entertainment Ideas:
AR Coloring Book: Kids can color pictures in a physical coloring book, then scan the page to see their creations come to life in 3D and animated.
Virtual Pet Playground: Kids can adopt and care for virtual pets that appear in their environment through the AR app. These pets could respond to gestures and voices.
Interactive Storytelling: AR can be used to create immersive story experiences. Imagine a storybook where characters and objects literally pop out of the page when viewed through the device.
General Best Practices:
Age-appropriate content: The app should be designed for the specific age group and interests of your target audience.
Safety first: Consider features like time limits and parental controls to ensure safe and healthy use.
Learning through play: Make learning fun and engaging by incorporating games, challenges, and interactive elements.
Durable and kid-friendly design: The app interface should be easy for children to navigate and use.
Interactive Alphabet & Numbers: Point the device at flashcards and watch letters or numbers come alive in 3D. These characters could interact with the child, pronounce the sounds, and even tell short stories.
Science Exploration: Imagine pointing your device at a flat image of a solar system and seeing the planets come to life, moving according to their orbits. The AR app could provide information about each planet as the child explores.
Hidden History & Culture: This app could overlay historical sites on real-world locations. Visiting a park with the app could reveal a virtual recreation of a historical event or landmark.
Entertainment Ideas:
AR Coloring Book: Kids can color pictures in a physical coloring book, then scan the page to see their creations come to life in 3D and animated.
Virtual Pet Playground: Kids can adopt and care for virtual pets that appear in their environment through the AR app. These pets could respond to gestures and voices.
Interactive Storytelling: AR can be used to create immersive story experiences. Imagine a storybook where characters and objects literally pop out of the page when viewed through the device.
General Best Practices:
Age-appropriate content: The app should be designed for the specific age group and interests of your target audience.
Safety first: Consider features like time limits and parental controls to ensure safe and healthy use.
Learning through play: Make learning fun and engaging by incorporating games, challenges, and interactive elements.
Durable and kid-friendly design: The app interface should be easy for children to navigate and use.
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Committed to follow the Play Families Policy
What's new
QR Code Bug Fixed
App support
About the developer
raghunath nivrutti mestry
raghugames10@gmail.com
20-h-606 shri siddhi sai socity, chandivali farm road, sangharsh nagar, andheri (E)
mumbai, Maharashtra 400072
India
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