
Geni Kids: Math & Reading
Learn to read & count, 4–10
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Math for ages 4–10. Reading from age 6.
Short daily missions with pictures, games and rewards.
Free, with no ads or in-app purchases.
Geni Kids gives your child practice matched to their age. The daily mission combines math and, from age 6, reading – and children choose which to do first.
Math that grows with your child
• Ages 4–5: Count pictures, find who’s first and last, more or fewer, finger numbers and shapes. Questions are read aloud and chapters are short (10 exercises).
• Age 6: Addition and subtraction, number bonds to 10, doubles, days of the week and seasons, and telling time on the hour and half hour.
• Ages 7+: Number line, tens and ones, mental math, money, mirror symmetry, coding with a robot, bar charts, and a topic path through crossing ten, time, measurement and logic.
• Up to age 10: Times tables as groups, fair sharing, story problems, fractions, division, area and perimeter, units and 3D shapes.
Money in your own currency
The shop game uses the coins and bills where you live – dollars, euros, pounds and more.
Three ways to practice reading
Children can listen to a text, read independently, or read aloud with speech recognition. Reading is optional at age 6 and part of the daily mission from age 7.
Rewards for showing up
Coins, XP, levels, badges, streaks and challenges give children goals to work toward. Playful haptics make every right answer feel great.
Made for families
• Multiple child profiles, each with their own progress.
• A weekly summary for parents: days, exercises, accuracy, strongest and hardest.
• “School is working on”: pick the topics your child should practice more.
• A PIN-protected parent area.
• Works offline, with iCloud progress sync.
• No ads, no in-app purchases, no tracking.
Available in English, Norwegian, Spanish and Portuguese.
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What's New in Geni Kids
1.4.0
October 30, 2026
• Meet Geni! Our new friend waves hello, cheers when you finish and celebrates every badge. • Reading stories in episodes: follow Mia, Grandpa, Rex and Pancake, one new episode at a time. • Stories and questions for ages 4–5 are read aloud with natural recorded voices. • Clearer games: the line-up, doubles and weekday games are easier to understand. • Better on iPad: charts, badges and profiles fit the screen.
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