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Words – play alone or against family members, matching what you see on screen and trying to spell it.

This kit has three boxes of hands-on game pieces, letters (upper and lower case), numbers and a set of multicoloured shapes. Give them roller skates, and they skate on screen!

Stories – using the outfit pieces to create characters in an interactive story.

Costume Party – using the outfit pieces to make costumes and then change the colours on screen.

Lucas is so impressed when his own creations get pulled up from his mat on the table into his iPad!

Squiggle Magic – using the shapes to create and watch them move right on the screen.

ABC’s – use silicone shapes to form letters, including 300 words.

This kit is aimed at children aged 3-5 and has two boxes of game pieces and a silicone play mat, this will allow you to play four different games: The instructions are all clear and concise, often given by a cute fluffy monster Mo verbally, so that it doesn’t matter if your child cannot yet read.

Once you’ve downloaded the apps to match the game pieces you’ve got, it’s just a case of deciding which one to do first. You also get the opportunity to scan a QR code from the parent app once you’ve downloaded that to your phone. It’s user friendly with on-screen prompts. Search for the Osmo Games app, download it and follow the on-screen instructions. If you download the Osmo Games app from your app store you can not only link it to the parent app on your phone, so you can keep an eye on what your child has been doing, you can then see all the different games available, as well as which (if any) game pieces are needed. To get started all you need is a base and a red Osmo reflector that is positioned over your tablet’s camera, reflecting the space in front of it. Osmo is an innovative device that turns your tablet (iPad or Amazon Fire tablet) into a hands-on, interactive experience. This has been a godsend as we try and continue Lucas’ education through home schooling. Osmo is not only fun but also educational enough to count as learning. Just when you thought you knew all about the ways to use tech to keep your children entertained, you find something that blows everything else out of the water. One evening after looking on Facebook D came running upstairs to tell me about a learning app a friend was using for his children.