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MindSnacks’ new iPad games help you learn languages, pass the SAT

MindSnacks’ new iPad games help you learn languages, pass the SAT

December 19, 2012 1:30 PM Christina Farr

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MindSnacks, the startup that makes games to help you learn new languages and brush up on spelling and grammar, is now available on the iPad.

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