In Words That Go, Richard Scarry’s delightfully wacky cars come to life in an interactive educational game for kids ages 2-6. When a car arrives at a Busytown stoplight, kids spell out the word to help it zoom through the intersection. With five playing modes, including letter matching, early phonics and spelling, this app grows with your child.

Classic favorites like the Banana Mobile, Pickle Car and of course Lowly Worm’s Apple Car are among the fifty unique vehicles children can help zoom through the Busytown intersection. Brave Officer Flossy is hot on the trail of that bad driver Dingo. And look out for Goldbug along for the ride.

As children seek new challenges, parents can adjust the difficulty level.

At Level 1, children learn to recognize and match letters, and experience putting letters together to make words.

Level 2 maintains the skills from level 1 and adds left to right ordering to encourage children to match letters from left to right.

Level 3 provides exposure to early phonics. Gameplay is similar to Level 2, but now children can hear letter sounds come together to make words.

Level 4 challenges kids to figure out the order of the letters based on their sounds, without visual hints.

Level 5 brings in big words and sight words to help early readers practice spelling.

Be sure to check out our other popular educational play apps including First Letters and Phonics, First Words Animals, and First Words Deluxe.

DOWNLOAD THE APP TODAY!

Thanks gang,

This past weekend, we made our very first convention appearance at ConnectiCon 2012. Those who made it to the convention not only got to see some brand new footage from The Waterman Movie, but they also walked away with some killer swag. One of the most popular items at the booth (aside from the never-ending free candy) was the Super Limited Edition Mini Pin-Back Waterman Movie Buttons! Now, you’re probably saying to yourself, “Super Limited Edition? Boy, that sounds like quantities are limited!” and you’d be right, because that’s exactly what that means…obviously. However, as luck would have it, there are still a few sets left. So, if you’ve been wanting to donate to The Waterman Movie but were waiting for us to sell buttons, NOW’S THE TIME!

Each set is $6.00 and there are two different sets to choose from.

• The Team Waterman 4pc Set includes Waterman & Professor Hootington, Ice Cream Girl, Pal, and RoyBot.
• The Team Ready 4pc Set includes Ready Espanosa, Raccoon X. Espanosa, Mr. Dillo, and Devin Farmer.

All proceeds will go directly to the production of The Waterman Movie, and your name will appear in the “Special Thanks” section of the end credits.

Button Packs

Team Waterman 4pc Set$6.00 USD Team Ready 4pc Set$6.00 USD Joined Forces 8pc Set$10.00 USD

If you’re in the New England area July 14 & 15, come on down to ConnectiCon 2012 for our very first convention appearance! ConnectiCon is New England’s ONLY massively, multi-genre pop culture convention, the convention’s focus is on all things pop culture and does every genre of pop culture in as big a way as possible.

For our first convention, we’re pulling out all the stops. Not only will we be showing off some new footage from The Waterman Movie, but you’ll also be able to stop by the Waterman Studios booth where you’ll find all kinds of cool shiiiiiiiiiiiii-stuff. Up for listening to Bryan talk about randomalities? We’ve got that too! Bryan will be joining the comedic minds behind College Humor, Bahman Piderman, and many others in a panel discussion about God only knows.

Hope to see you there!

For more information please visit ConnectiCon.org

Thank you so much to the talented individuals at Learning Touch for allowing me to be a part of this amazing project.

For the full collection of First Words apps, please visit www.LearningTouch.com!

I’m very happy to announce that with the help of the design wizards behind IntrActv, the all new Waterman Studios website is now live! Like most of you (all of you,) I too feel that an update is long overdue. However, I can assure you that with the amount of content that we have painstakingly crammed onto this new it’s going to be difficult to leave without feeling thoroughly updated.

We’d love to hear what you think of the new site, so please feel free to either comment below or email us using our Contact page. What do you like? What don’t you like? What would you like to see more of? All constructive feedback is welcome.

Enjoy your visit!

Bryan Waterman