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The Earth
The Earth is an interactive model that lets kids study geology and ecology. Kids explore and play with the geological forces that change the Earth—above and below the surface, in minutes and over millions of years. Kids can also learn about conservation as they test clean energy sources, clean up beaches, and preserve forests.
The Earth is No. 5 in Tinybop’s Explorer’s Library. Each Explorer’s Library app lets kids explore the invisible and awesome wonders of STEM. Kids (and kids at heart!) develop foundational science literacy.
Features:
- Investigate how landforms are created.
- See the Earth transform over time, from a sphere of boiling rock to the continents we live on today.
- Dig under the surface and observe the Earth’s layers from the crust to core.
- Weather, erode, and deposit rocks and sediment. Shape the land with your fingertips!
- Make a river meander. Make a glacier recede and advance. Create sand dunes, sea stacks, and beaches. Trigger a rockslide!
- Discover fossils as you investigate rock formations.
- See how plants weather the Earth by making your own garden.
- Discover mysteries like frost wedging, stalactites and stalagmites, and hotspots.
- Experiment with four different types of volcanoes.
- Earth Day ecology bonus interactions about conservation: test clean energy sources, clean up beaches, and preserve forests.
- Learn new vocabulary in 40+ languages with interactive labels in close-up scenes.
- Original artwork by Sarah Jacoby.
- Intuitive, safe, and kid-friendly design.
- Entertaining for kids and adults alike — play together and learn together!
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What homeschoolers say about Tinybop
Homeschoolers appreciate Tinybop's apps for their interactive, exploratory learning style that encourages curiosity in science and engineering topics. The visuals and user interface are praised for being child-friendly and intuitive, making complex subjects accessible to younger learners. However, some parents note that the apps often require significant parental involvement to guide learning and may not provide structured lesson plans or assessments. Additionally, the cost of multiple apps can add up, which some families find a drawback. Overall, Tinybop is valued for sparking interest and offering a playful supplement to more traditional curricula.
About Tinybop’s materials generally, not this resource specifically. Summarized by Learnamic from public homeschool reviews and discussions.
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