Pibbit: Kids Games 3-12

107 games for children aged 3 to 12, with Pibbit, our small and friendly robot, along for the ride. Every game works offline, with no ads, no tracking and no sign-up. No internet? No problem. Every game lives inside the app. On a plane, in the car, in a waiting room, it all still works. Nothing buffers, nothing interrupts, and nothing asks your child to watch an ad first. 10 new games in 1.5 • Pibbit Charge-Up: fill Pibbit's battery on a ten-frame and see how numbers make 10 • Sound Bricks: build words from letter sounds, then hear Pibbit blend them • Pibbit Says: a listening game for pre-readers ("put the duck under the bed") • Feelings Lights: name a feeling, then help Pibbit calm down • Sink or Float Lab: guess, drop it in the tub, and find out • Pibbit's Greenhouse: water, light and time, and a seed that grows • Fair Share Kitchen: cut pizzas and cakes into equal parts, a first taste of fractions • Bundle Bakery: pack cookies into tens and hundreds to see how place value works • Pibbit's Workshop: build machines from wheels, gears and springs, then test them • Who Am I?: a guessing game for 2 to 6 players, with the iPad on your forehead Games that start where your child is Tell the app your child's age and it suggests what suits them: shapes, counting and first letters for the youngest; reading, spelling and early math in the middle years; logic, strategy and proper puzzles for older kids. Learning games begin at a level that fits your child, not always at the very start, and 22 games have level ladders that get harder one step at a time. Puzzles and logic: Color Connect, Water Sort, Nuts and Bolts, Sudoku Words and numbers: Word Wheel, Sight Word Pop, Learn the Clock, Number Connect Classics: Checkers, Reversi, Connect Four, Mancala, Solitaire Arcade: Fruit Merge, Block Smash, Sweet Match Little ones: Alphabet Catch, Beginning Sounds, letter tracing, shape and color games Music and art: piano, Beat Maker, coloring A voice for children who can't read yet One warm, recorded voice reads game names, questions and words aloud, so a four-year-old can play the word and number games without a grown-up reading for them. Stickers, and a brighter look Every game has a sticker to earn for your child's sticker book. Most games now have a bright, daylight look, with Pibbit right there in the game, cheering when a level is done. See what they are learning Each child gets a learning report: letter sounds, counting, telling time and more. It shows what is mastered and what is still tricky, and every skill links to a free printable worksheet, so practice can move off the screen. On gameforkidz.com, each learning game's page lists its Common Core and Ontario curriculum links (NGSS for science). These links are our own mapping, not an official certification. Play together Checkers, Reversi, Leap Home (Halma), Dots and Boxes, Nim and Three Men's Morris have a two-player mode on one device. Pass it across the table and play. Who Am I? gets the whole family in on it. One payment. That's it. At least 33 games are free forever, and they are real games, not demos. One optional payment unlocks everything else. No subscription, nothing else to buy. Purchases sit behind a grown-up check, so little fingers can't spend anything. Built for parents too • A profile for every child, with their own levels, best scores and favorites • A daily screen-time limit with a friendly "all done for today" • Hide any game you'd rather your child didn't play • Add your child's spelling words to the word games • Calm mode: less motion and flashing, in every game • Separate switches for sound, Music and haptics • Turn a family photo into a jigsaw, a coloring page or a memory game. The photo stays on your device. Made for iPhone and iPad, in either orientation. No ads. No tracking. No accounts. No data collected. Just games.