Sharing with Duckie Deck App Reviews

My daughter loves this and has put hours into playing it. It has nice music, very easy to use, and theres a lot to do while learning. I highly recommend it. Its worth more than $1.99! (I did notice though that sharing the cake slices is a bit off and my daughter has some difficulty getting them to stay on the plates.)

Fun app for the kids. One of the few they really enjoy.

Few great games my kid can play over and over again. And a drawer full of secrets!

This is really well done education game. My soon loves to play with it. The idea of drawing pictures is one of the best Ive seen on IPad apps. Thx

Amazing application my little daughter is still smiling when we play this app :) Good job guys!

This app i really great, i love it!

Great !

love it

Wow, what a powerful app based on sharing! Each game consist of precious lessons such as divide and share, emotions, the joy if success, taking turns, sharing toys, cooperation with others and much more! The parents page is packed with valuable information that provide us with ideas to enhance our experience with our children in teaching about sharing. The colorful illustrations are awesome, the background music is delightful, the animations are great, the drawing/coloring activity is so much fun and the collection of stickers is so rewarding. This app has been a wonderful family experience. I will be keeping my eye on this developer for future apps and I would HIGHLY recommend it!

This Games are awesome and so easy to use

This is a really well-done collection of activities that my 3-year old loves! We also appreciate the great music, artwork and animations.

My 3 and 5 year old grandkids both enjoyed this app... Each at their own level. I thought it was easy to start and simple for them to use, but they both understood the purpose of the app so it wasnt TOO easy. They dont care about the sticker collection, and I think it is unnecessary. I have shared this at teacher workshops.

Must say this app is the best designed, most retina-friendly kids app Ive ever seen. Its truly a work of art and looks great on the iPad. The game is easy for my son to understand and intuitive enough to just hand to him to figure out. Definitely a good app in terms of teaching basic manners skills and like stated before, extremely high quality.

My bought this app for my little sister, she loves DuckieDuck and this app is great for small kids and teaches them the purpose of sharing. Buy this app now, it is one of the best educational games on the App Store.

Downloaded it because of my little boy and now we both cant put the phone down lol ...this gets 5 stars from me

Its always great to have another method to teach toddlers sharing. This one will keep their attention for some time and have them experimenting afterward. Thats what we want!

Wonderful way to teach kids about sharing. I let my niece play around with it and she loved it! I actually enjoyed playing the drawing game myself - who knew I could draw so well! PS...thanks for the new update!

I have written very few reviews, but this app deserves it. My 20 month old loves this app. It is so simple that she has mastered the entire app. Thank you for making a quality app for little ones.

My 2 years and 10 months old daughter love this game. She loves to decorate cake and share with others. Only one thing she didnt like was donut icon game. She wanted to decorate donut and share it just like cake one. Even i dont get why that game has donut icon.

I use this with my Pre-K students, who especially love the food sharing game- they love the reactions of the characters and delight in piling up a bunch of pancakes or apples on one characters plate to see what happens. We use this app to build vocabulary and functional language like "One for you" - for example when placing a piece of cake on a plate, or "I want some" when one of the characters has an empty plate. We also like the game where the characters want different toys/items- the kids have to think carefully about which item goes where, as each character has two objects he/she is thinking about, and more than one character wants the same toy.