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Monki Shake It Kids' Language Learning App Wins Prestigious NAPPA Award - Published on 04/10/15
Monkimun today announced that Monki Shake It, its unique language learning app, has won a prestigious National Parenting Publications Awards silver award for product innovation, attention to quality, and educational value. Monkimun's technology uniquely targets children ages two-to-six, during the time when their brains are at their most flexible and cognitively suited to learning a second language. The award recognizes Monki Shake It as a standout among other available software for children.
San Francisco, California - Monkimun, an award-winning educational technology company that makes language learning for toddlers and kids fun, today announced that Monki Shake It, its unique language learning app for children 2-6, has won a prestigious National Parenting Publications Awards silver award for product innovation, attention to quality, and educational value. This award recognizes Monki Shake It as a standout among other available software for children.
"NAPPA's recognition for Monki Shake It is more than just a seal of approval. Monki Shake It was carefully judged and identified as 'best in its class' by NAPPA's expert judges, independent industry experts who have extensive professional experience working with children and parents, as well as parents and children themselves," said Marieta Viedma, co-founder and chief product officer at Monkimun.
Monkimun's technology uniquely targets children ages two-to-six, during the time when their brains are at their most flexible and cognitively suited to learning a second language. Ample proof shows that becoming multilingual at an early age can feed into lifelong success. Multilinguals tend to score better on standardized tests, especially in math, reading, and vocabulary, are more perceptive to their surroundings, and therefore better at focusing in on important information while weeding out misleading information. In addition, multilinguals tend to have enhanced memory, planning, and multi-tasking skills, use more of their brains than monolinguals, and even outperform monolinguals on creativity tests.
"Parents are under pressure to give their children growth opportunities that feed their kids' lifelong success. So, introducing fun, mobile age-appropriate language learning games that help their children become fluent in a second language early on not only helps feed this success, but is really fun for and well accepted by the kids," said Viedma. "All content developed by Monkimun's educational experts is specifically designed to reinforce a young child's mother tongue or introduce sounds and structure of a second language, a very important step in being able to speak it fluently.
Monki Shake It has four lessons disguised as mini-games and one to evaluate acquired skills. Children are exposed to different grammatical structures, questions, commands and new vocabulary according to the topic of each one of the lessons, including numbers, musical instruments, animals, toys, means of transport and weather. Each lesson can be played in two different modes, tapping or shaking the device, making learning possible for even the youngest players. Monki Shake It is available in three languages: English, Spanish and Mandarin Chinese and can be downloaded from the Apple Store, Amazon, and Google play.
About NAPPA:
For more than 20 years, the National Parenting Publications Awards (NAPPA) has been the go-to resource for the best products for families. NAPPA's team of independent, expert judges, along with family and child testers, select the most innovative and enduring products to be NAPPA Gold, Silver and Honors winners in two annual competitions - Children's Products and Parenting Resources.
About Epstein Custom Media:
Epstein Custom Media is a leading publisher of print and electronic resources for families, and the hosting company of the National Parenting Publications Awards. Headquartered in Los Angeles, Epstein Custom Media is committed to producing compelling content and comprehensive resources on topics that are most important to families, including health, education, music, arts and community involvement. The independently owned company recently launched a publication exclusively devoted to children with special needs.
Monkimun: http://www.monkimun.com
Monki Shake It on the App Store: https://itunes.apple.com/app/monki-shake-it/id946979216
Monki Shake It on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=es.monkimun.shakeit
Monki Shake It on Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/Monki-Shake-Language-Learning-Toddlers/dp/B00UVJG392/
Screenshot: https://imageshack.com/i/eykZpj65j
App Icon: https://imageshack.com/i/p8hAcFlMp
Monkimun, a San Francisco based startup founded in 2014. Monkimun technology makes language learning for toddlers and kids fun. It enables parents to raise multilingual children and give them a greater chance for success the rest of their lives. Monkimun currently offers five award winning children's language learning apps in English, Spanish and Chinese, including Monki Hide and Seek, Monki Animal Builder, Monki Birthday Party and the Google's 2014 best app award winning Monki Chinese Class. All of them can be downloaded from the Apple Store, Amazon, and Google play. The company will soon release a subscription platform that integrates all lessons and content to offer a one stop shop for parents looking to raise multilingual kids. All Material and Software (C) Copyright 2015 Monkimun. All Rights Reserved. Apple, the Apple logo, iPhone, iPod and iPad are registered trademarks of Apple Inc. in the U.S. and/or other countries. Other trademarks and registered trademarks may be the
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