Number Quest
Cast spells at friendly creatures by solving sums.
Three islands, five levels and a boss each. Wrong answers bring a picture hint, never a penalty.
28 games · all offline
Each game is a few minutes long, reads itself aloud for early readers, and never punishes a wrong answer. The home screen shows only the games that suit your child's age; parents can turn any of them on. Tap a game to see how it plays.
Math Mountain
Cast spells at friendly creatures by solving sums.
Three islands, five levels and a boss each. Wrong answers bring a picture hint, never a penalty.
Fractions with pieces first, numbers later.
Sixty hand-built puzzles from parts of a whole to adding like denominators.
Write the answer by hand, with a finger or Apple Pencil.
On-device handwriting recognition grades every digit. Race the clock or your own ghost.
Telling time, counting money, measuring things.
Short real-life scenarios: set the clock, make change at a shop.

Build ships from shapes and learn geometry on the way.
Symmetry, angles, area and shape names, one build at a time.
Read graphs, build graphs, run chance experiments.
Solve cases by collecting data and reading what it says.
Plan a community event on a budget.
Compare prices, make a plan, and see whether the money adds up. Four currencies.
Puzzle Peaks
A short daily puzzle workout.
Eight mini-games: memory grid, patterns, odd one out, logic grids and more. A no-timer mode for anxious players.
"Who has what?" logic puzzles with picture clues.
Sixty rooms in five towers, plus picture sudoku. A wrong answer is never revealed, only the clue that disagrees.
Push crates, bounce light, free the red cart.
Three worlds of 30 levels, unlimited Undo, and a level builder that checks your puzzle can be solved.
Learn chess one piece at a time, then play real games.
Piece lessons, mini boards, sixty puzzles and three friendly opponents. No clocks and no ratings.
Robot Cove
Guide a robot through a garden with command blocks.
Fifty puzzles from sequences to loops, conditionals and events, plus a free-play garden.
Make animated stories by snapping blocks together.
Characters, backgrounds and motion blocks. Stories save to My Stuff.

Help characters from world stories with code.
Branching tales where blocks decide what happens next.
Story Harbour
Forty books with read-to-me and word highlighting.
Tap any word for its meaning. Quick comprehension questions as you go.
Short true articles written for kids.
Read, listen, then answer a few questions. Make a "Did you know?" card to keep.
Tell facts from opinions and weigh the evidence.
Media-literacy cases: is this claim supported, and by what?
Word Woods
Play with sounds and write your own poems.
Rhyme hunts, syllable beats, then a poem the child keeps.
Fix the broken words in sentence "cars".
Plurals, tenses, sound-alikes and capitals. Pick the right part from the shelf; no typing.
Build sentences and short stories from picture prompts.
Who, did what, where: phrase tiles become sentences, then three-sentence stories to keep.
Lingo Lagoon
Five-minute lessons in eight languages.
Spanish, French, Hindi, Mandarin, English, Arabic, Japanese and Korean, all spoken aloud.
Learn to write Hindi, Chinese, Arabic, Japanese and Korean.
Watch, trace, then write each letter, stroke by stroke. Cursive and accents too.
Wonder Falls
Short animated explainers with a quiz.
Why is the sky blue? How do plants eat? Watch, then check what stuck.
Build machines that roll a ball to the goal.
Ramps, levers and springs. Free Build saves to My Stuff.
Wire batteries, lamps and switches on a pretend workbench.
Close the circuit, light the lamp, find the broken wire.
Compass Cliffs
Continents, oceans, famous places and animal homes.
Drag, tap and explore maps and timelines.

Look at evidence from the past and decide what it shows.
Real-style sources, careful questions, no single right story.
The whole app, every game and the spoken instructions switch to Español per child. Siblings can each use their own language. Lingo Pals teaches whichever of its eight languages your child picks either way.
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