Works better on iPad than iPhone, due to size. There is another game where you have to place the states on a map as fast as possible, but with 3 strikes you're out. I wish they would expand quite a bit larger when I tap it. My only quibble is that the state flags are too small to read clearly. I love watching the states' facial expressions - the look in their eyes - as the stack wobbles or falls. Playing the Stacking game is educational because you have to identify the state given 4 choices, but it's also funny. This is not going to teach kids to identify the states if they are clueless to begin with, but it will reinforce what they know, and add to their sense of confidence or self-efficacy. You have to win enough states to advance to a new game, so success relies on some prior knowledge. There are several games in Stack The States, but you cannot play them all immediately.
There are absolutely no advertisements or pop-ups in this app. Does include links to apps by Dan Russell-Pinson in the iTunes App Store (via LinkShare).įor more information on our privacy policy please visit: Does not use 3rd party analytics / data collection tools. Does not contain integration with social networks. Try it now and enjoy five games for the price of one! Stack the States® is an educational app for all ages that's actually FUN to play. PUZZLER: Sit back and relax as you slide the states around and put them together like a jigsaw puzzle.ĬAPITAL DROP: Match states with their capitals in this fast-paced bonus game. PILE UP: The states are piling up! Tap them quickly to get rid of them before they pile too high. MAP IT: Tap the location of the selected state on the map. STACK THE STATES: Build tall piles with states and try to reach the checkered line. ▸ Works on both iPhone and iPad - a universal app ▸ iPhone 4 and new iPad Retina Display support The 50 states come alive in Stack The States through colour, motion, and dynamic activity. ▸ All games are powered by a realistic physics engine ▸ High resolution pictures of famous US landmarks
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▸ Earn FREE bonus games: Map It, Pile Up, Puzzler and Capital Drop ▸ Collect all 50 states and track your progress on a personalized map scenes, which serve as backgrounds, such as the White House and the Golden Gate Bridge. states, and, of course, the signature cartoony characters. ▸ Choose any of the 50 friendly-looking states as your avatar Like the original game, Stack the States 2 features flash cards for each state, six player profiles (plus there’s a guest player option), a map of earned U.S. ▸ Interactive map and 50 state flash cards HAVE FUN LEARNING ALL ABOUT THE 50 STATES: Try to collect all 50! As you earn more states, you begin to unlock the four free bonus games: Map It, Pile Up, Puzzler and Capital Drop.
All of your states appear on your own personalized map of the United States. You earn a random state for every successfully completed level. Carefully build a stack of states that reaches the checkered line to win each level.
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UPDATE July 2013: Stack the States for Android is now available through Amazon.Stack the States® makes learning about the 50 states fun! Watch the states actually come to life in this colorful and dynamic game!Īs you learn state capitals, shapes, geographic locations, flags and more, you can actually touch, move and drop the animated states anywhere on the screen. If you want more of a challenge, check out Stack the Countries too, but I’m warning you: This is a toughie. Get the latest version of Stack the States for iPad or iPhone at iTunes. This is a really neat way for the kids (and me) to learn not only facts about the states, but their shape and size: Finally Alaska gets its due after being shrunk on every U.S. As for me, I do great on the questions it’s the stacking this physics-adverse adult has trouble with because even though I can move the states around to make them more stackable, give me a few ragged-edge states and my pile is likely to topple over the edge. The graphics are really clear on my iPad2, and don’t seem too juvenile for kids old enough to read and play. The goal is to stack your states until your tower crosses the finish line, allowing you to unlock other games. Get a correct answer, and your state drops down. The main premise of the fun educational app Stack the States is pretty basic: answer questions like Which state has the nickname “The Buckeye State”? by choosing among four states. Hey, you’re never too old to learn which states border on Montana, right? What I didn’t expect was to find an app that I’d want to play whenever I have a free minute too. Ever since he was a little guy, my six year old has been obsessed with maps, so it was a no-brainer that I’d look for fun apps that capitalize (ha, get it?) on his obsession.
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