
Fun English is now on the iPad. Yes, and it is still free.
Go and get it here
Here are some screen grabs. It does look a bit like the iPhone version only bigger.






by Ms Noona - Version 1.01 - 24 April 2011
My 3yr old niece loved it! Amazing how well she's retained colour names. Thanks, much fun.
Love it ... And my toddler son does too! - ★★★★★
by Idiot99887 - Version 1.01 - 20 April 2011
This is a great app. Beautiful graphics, good interface, fun activities and lovely music. My son, who is 2, doesn't understand it all bit loves the balloon tapping and color poster activities. The other ones are still a bit too difficult but I have no doubt that if he keeps at it he'll learn those too. Way to go Pumkin looking forward to whats next!!
More like this please - ★★★★★
by J presto - Version 1.01 - 17 April 2011
I love this app, my students also love it.
I can't wait to get more fun English apps.
great app! - ★★★★★
by lllllooooovvvvveeeee gwg - Version 1.01 - 16 April 2011
really good for english learning and it's soooo cute =] love it!
Fun English - ★★★★★
by Asfarasitgoes - Version 1.01 - 09 April 2011
Great for kids! They practice English, have fun & I can drive car in peace.
I'm looking forward to more lessons from Pumkin for my kids.
Fun and effective - ★★★★★
by Chinese Mom - Version 1.01 - 27 April 2011
Bring a lot of interest into successful learning.
Nice - ★★★★★
by - Version 1.01 - 18 April 2011
簡單好玩:) 適合小學幼稚園英文初學者。
Fun and informative!! - ★★★★★
by Chrishell Blady - Version 1.01 - 27 April 2011
Love it! Love it! Games are super fun and keep you wanting more!!
Learning is easy as ABC!!!
Awesome!! - ★★★★★
by DevonB27 - Version 1.01 - 25 April 2011
Great app! Colors are vivid and bright! Games are fun yet simple!
Excellent! - ★★★★★
by Nicole in 117 - Version 1.01 - 13 April 2011
I love this app ~ smashing !
So Fun! - ★★★★★
by Tiddy155 - Version 1.01 - 11 April 2011
I love it! It's a great way to learn English!










Q1 – Why potatoes?
Everybody likes potatoes. They’re versatile and very intelligent. Actually, they’re as versatile and intelligent as pumkins. Pumkins are bigger and stronger but one advantage potatoes have is that they can easily fit in ones pocket. They’re more potable.
Q2 – Do you think vegetables are good for teaching English?
I think vegetables are the best way to learn a language. It’s surprising that more people don’t know this. Without vegetables it is impossible to live a healthy life so there would be no point in learning any language.
Q3 – Halloween is a dangerous time for us Pumkins, is there a time when the potatoes might get mashed?
Actually, Halloween was originally a Celtic festival. Way before people carved out pumpkins they were carving Spud-O-Lanterns out of potatoes and turnip.
Q4 – Do you know of any other vegetables that teach English?
I have heard of some teachers using a carrot and stick approach but I’m sure it doesn’t work. Oh, and some of my younger students would occasionally leek. Apart from that? There’s a series from Oxford called Lettuce Go.

Q5 – With which Potato Pal do you most relate?
I relate to Dean because he is the most handsome and popular. He reads a lot too and I want to be like that. He’s also very helpful at home.
Q6 – Can you tell us one highlight and one lowlight of the potato world?
The highlight of the Potato world is when Buddy goes to have a haircut and the barber discovers he only has one hair. The lowlight has to be when Dean’s sister drops a tomato on his head at the store.
Q7 – How do you feel about French fries or hash browns?
Although there is a Potato Pals named Chip, I find this question to be most inappropriate and rather hurtful. It shall remain unanswered. Pumpkin head.
Q8 – Who would win a battle between fruits and vegetables?
There is no doubt in my mind that fruit would run a mile in any confrontation of this sort. Fortunately, though, things have been very peasful.
Q9 – Any advice for our pumkin family?
Lose weight. Apart from that, keep up the good work. We love your channel and hope to appear alongside our friends one day. In actual fact we’re coming to Taiwan in March so there may be a chance for us to meet in real life. That would be really great, especially if the radishes turn up.
Thanks so much to the Potato Pals for answering our questions. You can find them also here...
Potato Pals on Oxford University Press
I also found this great recipe. Yummm
Marked Thanks lots from me in London..I appreciate your work and how it helps us in our educating our kids..
God bless, Shine x