Harry Cards: First Words Kids
Toddler flashcards, ages 2-4
About
This app uses interactive flashcards and mini-games to help toddlers aged 2-4 learn their first words. It covers 12 everyday topics and offers narration in English or Russian, with offline play and a safe environment for young children.
What's New in Harry Cards
2.2
November 3, 2026
3 of 12 topics are free. One purchase unlocks all 144 cards for good, no subscription and no ads. Switch the language right on the map without restarting, plus gentle haptics and stability improvements.
MoreSubscriptions & In-App Purchases
$3.99
Family pack: Full version
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FAQ
What age group is Harry Cards designed for?
Harry Cards is designed for toddlers aged 2-4 years old. The app focuses on teaching first words and basic concepts suitable for this age range.
Does Harry Cards have ads?
No, Harry Cards is ad-free. This ensures a calm and safe play environment for young children without interruptions.
Can I use Harry Cards offline?
Yes, Harry Cards works offline. This makes it ideal for use in situations without internet access, such as during car rides or flights.
What languages does Harry Cards support?
Harry Cards offers narration in both English and Russian. Families can choose their preferred language or use Russian to introduce a second language.
How does Harry Cards track progress?
The app focuses on interactive learning through games rather than explicit progress tracking. Children engage with words and concepts repeatedly in different mini-games to reinforce learning.
What is the cost of Harry Cards?
Harry Cards is free to download and offers 3 topics for trial. A single in-app purchase unlocks all 12 topics.
How often is Harry Cards updated?
The latest version is 2.2, last updated on November 3, 2026. Updates typically include content additions or improvements to the learning experience.
What are the mini-games in Harry Cards?
Each topic includes three mini-games: Memory match (finding pairs), Puzzle match (matching pictures to puzzles), and Associations (finding related items).
