Itsy Bitsy Spider
Poke, tap, and slide the colorful illustrations and the world of the Itsy Bitsy Spider comes alive. This skillfully-crafted application is made by Duck Duck Moose, the award-winning production company who brought us two other preschool songs-apps, “The Wheels on the Bus,” and “Old MacDonald.” This particular rendition seems to top the others with its endless critters and even more interaction to rouse a toddler’s curiosity. It promotes exploration and can facilitate as a learning tool when caregivers and children experience and talk about it together. My favorite feature is the chatty fly Chloe who buzzes around the periphery of each scene offering helpful tidbits of information about nature and the environment. I also like that my son and I can record ourselves singing. What a find! The Itsy Bitsy Spider is epic entertainment!
Application Detail
Itsy Bitsy Spider – by Duck Duck Moose
Developer: Duck Duck MooseReleased: 2009-09-24
Price: $0.99
Description from the Developer
2010 Parents Choice Gold Award winner - Parents Choice FoundationLike our other award-winning childrens apps, Itsy Bitsy Spider is based on a popular song, but this new app is even more interactive and has more educational activities to engage children. A friendly tutor (a fly!) teaches your child about nature and the environment.
NOTE TO PARENTS: Poke the spider to navigate from screen to screen. Touch everything else too! Everything in the illustrations is interactive.
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Brought to you by the creators of Wheels on the Bus, the award-winning, educational iPhone app -- featured in The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, USA Today, Discovery Channel, Gizmodo.
Editors Choice Award for Excellence in Design - Childrens Technology Review
This award is given to only the highest quality childrens products in the interactive media category. These are no fail products, worthy of their cost, and able to keep children engaged for days at a time.
I cannot say enough good things about the apps that Duck Duck Moose puts out.
-- The iPhone Mom
Duck Duck Moose makes spectacularly helpful apps for keeping children entertained, turning your iPhone into something between a spinning mobile, a picture book and a toy.
-- Gizmodo
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Please take a look at our educational childrens apps!
- Wheels on the Bus*
- Old MacDonald by Duck Duck Moose
- Itsy Bitsy Spider by Duck Duck Moose*
- Fish School** by Duck Duck Moose*
- Baa Baa Black Sheep by Duck Duck Moose
*also available in HD for iPad
**NEW educational app with the ABC Song, letters, numbers, shapes, colors, matching, and more!
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Created by parents, Itsy Bitsy Spider by Duck Duck Moose is a musical book based on the popular song, with fully interactive, original illustrations. Follow the spider through the captivating, inter-connected scenes as he goes up the water spout, comes down with the rain, and watches the sun dry up all the rain.
Delight your children and encourage them to touch and explore everything in the 100% interactive illustrations.
- Poke the spider to go to the next screen
- Make rain come down from the clouds
- Splash in puddles with a little girl in rain boots
- Help a caterpillar become a beautiful butterfly
- Play peek-a-boo with a frog
- And, much more!
Teach your children about the environment, nature and animals. Poke the friendly Fly in every scene, and she will answer 15 fascinating questions like:
- Where does rain come from?
- What makes a rainbow?
- How many legs does a spider have?
- What makes a plant grow?
Engage your children in a variety of learning activities.
- Count from 1 to 10 as a squirrel builds his house
- Find hidden eggs on a scavenger hunt
- Make music with musical eggs that play 12 notes
- Stack hats on the spiders head
- Listen to classical music with violin and cello
- Record your own singing!
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CONTACT US: For any technical issues, please email us at support@duckduckmoosedesign.com or drop us a note anytime! You can also find out more about us on our website. Thank you!
Poke the Spider to go to the next screen!


January 29th, 2010 by Kristen Young