Embark on magical adventures to learn numbers, counting, and writing. This app offers engaging games with amusing characters and surprises to help young children master early math skills. It features a comfortable interface and parental control, with no outside advertisements.
Summarized from real user reviews of Kids Toddlers 4 Learning Games. Based on 3.5K reviews and a 4.3/5 average, it highlights the 3 positives and 3 negatives reviewers mention most about this Education app.
1.3.1
August 1, 2020
We've fixed some small bugs.
$5.99
Buy all levels
Buy all levels
3 issues
Levels not unlocking after purchase
Sound not working on some devices
3 requests
More levels and content
Better sound and audio quality
This app teaches young children foundational math skills. It helps them get acquainted with numbers, learn how to write them, and master counting from 1 to 10. It also focuses on understanding the correlation between numbers and quantities through engaging games.
The app offers a merry and entertaining educational experience with amusing characters and animation. It includes 20 challenging levels across dynamic and diverse games, featuring merry music and sound effects. A comfortable interface and parental control are also included, ensuring a safe and enjoyable learning environment.
A part of the content is available in the free version of the application. To gain access to the full version, which includes all games and levels, you will need to make a built-in purchase. There are no outside advertisements within the app.
This app is specifically designed for toddlers and young children, with a subtitle indicating it's for kindergarteners and 2-year-olds. It focuses on early learning concepts suitable for this age range.
The app features several themed games such as 'Castle of Ghosts!' for getting acquainted with numbers, 'Hide and seek with the merry trolls!' for learning to count, and 'Mysterious Laboratory of Numbers!' for learning to write numbers. Other games include 'Feed the little dragon!' for counting objects and 'Singing Mountains!' for understanding the correlation between numbers and quantities.
