Kindergarten is a big step for young kids. But before they reach the point where they’re learning to read and write, your child will first need to develop the skills that help them prepare for more advanced learning.
That’s where pre-kindergarten comes in. Pre-kindergarten is also known as preschool, which is a program for young children that helps them develop the skills they’ll need when they start kindergarten.
The good news is that you can use apps to help your child develop those skills, even if you don’t think your kid needs pre-kindergarten classes. You can use apps to build up their social skills, teach them how to share and take turns, and learn how to move their body properly (which helps with reading and writing later on).
If you want to make sure your child is ready for kindergarten, these are some of the best apps for pre-kindergarten out there right now.
Best Apps For Pre Kindergarten
One of the greatest struggles we’ve experienced as parents has been how to foster digital savvy-ness in our children – while we don’t want to shield them from today’s latest technology (hello, iPad!), we want to make sure that what they’re experiencing is still helping their little brains grow.
Yep, we’re talking about Screen Time, and specifically, how to make the best of it for younger children.
Well Mamas, we at What Moms Love are here to help with this conundrum, and banish that mom guilt that often comes with Screen Time once and for all.
We’ve searched high and low, tested with countless subjects, and objectively experienced all of the best digital apps on the market and have pulled together our recommendations for the Top 10 Best Educational Apps for Toddlers and Preschoolers.
These are apps that you do not have to feel any guilt about handing your child when the going gets tough, because each of them truly fosters educational (and sometimes even emotional) growth…not to mention they are all extremely fun and super engaging!
We’ve not only included our written recommendation, but also included a trailer video for each app so you can easily get an idea of the general concept – making it easy peasy for you to choose you favorites to download before that upcoming 6-hour road trip.
Editor’s Note: We want to stress that we are not advocating the use of tablets and apps as a substitute for real life situations and socializing with your child. As we all know, one-on-one time and imaginative play is of monumental importance at this age. Their little brains are like sponges, after all! In fact, the AAP does not recommend the use of any screen media (other than video chatting) before 18 months of age, and for children 2-5 years old, they recommend limiting screen use to 1 hour per day of high quality programming. They also recommended that parents co-view the media with children to help them understand what they are seeing and apply it to the world around them.
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The Best Educational Apps for toddlers and preschoolers
THE TOP 10
And now, we would like to present our tried and true list of the best educational apps for toddlers and preschoolers, presented in no particular order:
READING EGGS
Reading Eggs app
Reading Eggs is an award-winning reading app for kids 2-13 that makes learning to read engaging and exciting.
This fun app will take your child from being a non-reader, all the way through to reading chapter books. It helps build real, long term reading skills by focusing on a core curriculum of phonics and phonemic awareness, sight words, vocabulary, comprehension, and reading for meaning.
From the very first lesson, children are motivated and excited to learn. And the journey continues over hundreds of online reading lessons and thousands of wonderful e-books, guiding and motivating your child at every step of the way.
We were blown away by the progress of our 4-5 year old testers. Many of them went from just being able to identify a few letters, to knowing them all + their sounds + actually READING!
The app is extremely interactive and uses fun characters, songs and rewards to keep kids motivated – they earn golden eggs which they can use to buy items for their avatar or house. All our testers loved the reward eggs, and happily completed their “lessons” to advance.
You can also get detailed progress reports and also have access to Reading Eggs’ downloadable activity sheets that correspond with the lessons in the app.
We recommended Reading Eggs as one of our “Favorite Finds” in our email newsletter and got the most amazing responses from our subscribers telling us about their positive experiences with the app:
“…both of my kids are doing better with reading and comprehension…I’ve tried a lot of other educational apps and this is the only one they actually want to play!”
“I honestly was very skeptical, but we’ve been using it for almost a month now and my daughter who only knew about 5 letters and no letter sounds, now knows ALL her letters and sounds and is starting to read. I’m amazed!”
“So glad to see you recommending Reading Eggs, it is one of the apps I tell people about all the time. My older son learned to read using the program and now my 4-year-old son is doing it and is well on his way to reading.”
“…I’m an elementary teacher and am very picky about the apps I recommend to people/parents…Reading Eggs is one of the only ones I recommend because kids truly love it and really learn…their Math Seeds program is also really good.”
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WML Recommended Age: 2-10
Price: Free 30-day trial; $9.95/month thereafter
Available on: iPad, Android
WiFi Needed? Yes
AVOKIDDO ABC RIDE
Avokiddo ABC Ride takes your child on an exciting adventure through the alphabet – with tons of interactive fun that will keep them thoroughly engaged. After choosing who you want to take on your adventure (Beck or Bo), you can begin your hunt for letters through different challenges like catching the apricots that fall from the tree (A) or popping balloons to reveal the missing letter (B). After completing the game, ABC Ride puts the alphabet into action and your child can fill in the letters for the words like “APRICOT” or “BALLOON” while listening to the letter names or phonetic sounds.
We love that you can adjust the degree of difficulty by choosing from lowercase or uppercase letters and selecting if the letters are shuffled or in order. Super fun and a great introduction to the ABCs and basic phonics where your child will be excited to see what letter adventure comes next.
WML Recommended Age: 2-5
Price: $2.99 (no in-app purchases)
Available on: iPhone, iPod Touch, iPad, Android
WiFi Needed? No
BUGS AND BUTTONS
Between the gorgeous animation and the accompanying music, this game was an absolute blast for our test subjects (and their parents too!). Each “level” requires your little to perform a different task with bugs that teaches concepts like numbers, colors, shapes and puzzles – like finding all the matching colored fireflies to collect in a jar, or manipulating a bumblebee through a maze. Our 3-year old test subjects were challenged, but always encouraged, since each level of the game was completely different than the last, so they were excited to see what was next.
WML Recommended Age: Because of some more difficult tactile manipulation (like using two fingers on the screen instead of one), we recommend this for slightly older toddlers 3-5
Price: $2.99 (no in-app purchases)
Available on: iPhone, iPod Touch, iPad, Android, Kindle Fire
WiFi Needed? No
MOOSE MATH
This is an amazing app to introduce the concepts of numbers and math to your child in a fun city-setting. Stop in to the Moose Juice Store and practice counting, addition and subtraction by making a smoothie, or swing by the Lost and Found to group similar objects together. By solving these problems, kids earn rewards (which they looove!) to help them build their own city and decorate the buildings – a great form of motivation to keep them learning.
We particularly loved the parent “report card” which shows you the thought and learning process behind each game and what your little is mastering or needs more work on according to the app. Plus… you can’t beat the price!
WML Recommended Age: 3-5+
Price: FREE (no in-app purchases)
Available on: iPhone, iPod Touch, iPad, Android
WiFi needed? No
ALPHATOTS AND TALLYTOTS
While these apps are a little flashcard-y (that can be a word, right?!), they are also extremely entertaining and a hit with our toddler test subjects. Both apps help tots associate the letter or number with their sounds and they also do a great job of illustrating where the letter is in the sequence of the alphabet or how that number looks written down.
Some parental assistance will likely be required for understanding the concepts of these apps, so they are both great options for when you want to sit down and work with your toddler on the essentials of numbers and letters.
WML Recommended Age: 2.5-4
Price: $2.99 each (no in-app purchases)
Available on iPhone, iPod Touch, iPad, Android, Kindle Fire, Nook the HD
WiFi Needed? No
ALIEN BUDDIES
This app was a surprising finalist for us, but our younger test tots couldn’t stop playing! It’s a great way to start teaching colors, letters and shapes – whether it be choosing the correct shaped alien that matches the shapes on flying saucers, or putting together simple interactive puzzles.
We recommend Mama’s helping hand in the beginning to help them understand the games, but after being shown once, our kiddos were able to independently work through the matching and puzzles, even giving themselves a round of applause between each correct and complete game. This one will keep your kiddos’ brains working!
WML Recommended Age: 2-3.5
Price: $1.99 (no in-app purchases)
Available on iPhone, iPod Touch, iPad
WiFi needed? No
DRIVE ABOUT: NUMBER NEIGHBORHOOD
Super entertaining and educational, this app can keep a preschooler engaged for a good amount of time… and bonus, they’re learning too! Drive About has a sort of Candy Land vibe where you move your mode of transportation (from cars to submarines to rockets and hot air balloons) to different challenges and games related to numbers and sequencing.
The educational aspect is “hidden” via fun actions like sling-shotting food into a whale’s mouth, catching numbers on sea pickles using whack-a-mole tactics, or slaloming past the correctly numbered flags with a moose.
We loved that the app uses a child’s voice and fun sounds to narrate throughout which our testers found incredibly engaging. This one is pure fun!
WML Recommended Age: 3-4
Price: $2.99 (no in-app purchases)
Available on iPad
WiFi needed? No
SAGO MINI PUPPY PRESCHOOL
This entertaining app comes from a line of brilliantly fun apps from Sago Mini. They have so many, it was hard to choose just one, but we found Puppy Preschool to be the most educational. It provides kids with exciting ways to learn about colors, spatial recognition, music (thanks to a colorful doggie xylophone!) and an introduction to numbers.
We loved the way this app encouraged kids to free play and explore as well – teaching them how to appropriately manipulate objects with the tablet screen.
WML Recommended Age: 2-3
Price: $2.99 (no in-app purchases)
Available on iPhone, iPod Touch, iPad, Android, Kindle Fire
WiFi needed? No
METAMORPHABET
There are few apps where we’d venture to say we wouldn’t mind it as our adult screensaver due to the visual appeal, but Metamorphabet is beautifully done and mesmerizing to watch. It allows a child to focus on one letter at a time and see a few examples of how that letter connects to common words (which they can discover by touching the letter and moving things around). This app would be a great option for early introduction to the Alphabet and especially engaging for our younger tots.
WML Recommended Age: 2-3
Price: $3.99 (no in-app purchases)
Available on iPhone, iPod Touch, iPad
WiFi Needed? No
ENDLESS APPS (INCLUDING ENDLESS NUMBERS, ENDLESS ALPHABET, ENDLESS WORDPLAY, ENDLESS READER & ENDLESS SPANISH)
OK, before you get scared off by some of the prices for these full apps, let us say that we were pretty skeptical going into our testing that they would ever warrant such an investment. We didn’t think that these little creatures could possibly engage our toddler testers to make it worth the price, but we have to say, we were pleasantly surprised. It’s clear that Endless knows what they’re doing!
We most highly recommend Endless Numbers for its incredible learning power and imagination-evoking characters. How the game works is that your child fills in the outlines of empty numbers, and then is able to watch a short skit introducing that number in a “real life” scenario. It provides a great introduction to numbers and even basic addition in a succinct and fun way that does not overwhelm.
We must note that it did take a little longer for our test subjects to love this game as much as we did. But by the second or third trial, our toddlers were literally giggling and clapping to themselves as they completed each challenge. Try the free version and stick with it!
In addition to Numbers, we have nothing but love for Alphabet, Wordplay, Reader and Spanish – all also made by Endless.
WML Recommended Age: 2-5; Wordplay 3-5
Price: Sold in a pack or separately:
Endless Numbers – Price: Free trial with numbers 1-5. In-app purchase of $6.99 needed for #6-25 and $14.99 for all #1-100
Available on iPhone, iPod Touch, iPad.
Endless Alphabet – Price: $8.99
Available on iPhone, iPod Touch, iPad, Android, Kindle Fire, Apps for Windows and Windows Phone
Endless Spanish – Price: Free to Try; 4 packs available, each $5.99 or buy all 4 for $11.99
Available on iPhone, iPod Touch, iPad
Endless Reader – Price: Free to Try; Reader packs $5.99 each or 4-pack bundles for $11.99; all bundles $29.99
Available on iPhone, iPod Touch, iPad
Endless Wordplay – Price: Starter pack (90 words) is $6.99; full version (270 words) is $14.99
Available on iPhone, iPod Touch, iPad,
Wifi Needed? Wifi is not needed once app has downloaded new material, but if you want to pull in more numbers, letters or words, be sure to log on to WiFi and download them before you go anywhere!
HONORABLE MENTIONS
These apps were thisclose to making the Top 10 and we just couldn’t part ways without sharing them as well.
FISH SCHOOL
This app is a wonderful option for younger toddlers who are just being introduced to the concepts of counting and the alphabet. The simplicity of this game allows the child to truly hone in on the subject, and our test toddlers loved watching the silly looking fish swim around to form letters and numbers. This app also has several fun activities where your tot can find the odd-fish-out, play a memory-type matching game or learn shapes and colors.
At this price (free!), what do you have to lose?!
WML Recommended Age: 2-3
Price: FREE
Available on iPhone, iPod Touch, iPad
WiFi Needed? No
TONGO MUSIC
We toiled with whether this app should be in the top ten list. It is truly an extraordinary open-ended app that introduces toddlers to the fundamentals of classical music.
They see that when they press a piano key, a flower grows and a note shows up on the musical staff for the corresponding note, and they can connect the dots to make a treble or bass clef. In addition, Tongo brings your child on a musical journey by playing classical music as a character plays “The Swan” on his animated cello, or “The Nutcracker” on his flute.
We love that Tongo introduces these fundamentals through play and exploration instead of rigid levels as the open-ended nature piques curiosity and encourages further experimentation.
If you’re a music buff and want to pass that love along to your child, this app is for you!
WML Recommended Age: 2-4
Price: $2.99 (no in-app purchases)
Available on iPhone, iPod Touch, iPad, Android
WiFi Needed? No
MY VERY HUNGRY CATERPILLAR
We loved this app, although it didn’t make the final cut because it is not educational in the traditional sense. However, we felt it was so unique that we just had to mention it as an option for imaginative toddler play. The app is basically an extension of Eric Carle’s classic book mixed with a sort of “Giga Pet” idea (do you remember the Tamagotchi and Giga Pet craze?!) where you have to feed and play with your caterpillar each day before you put it to bed.
Each “morning”, you wake your caterpillar up and there are new challenges and things to play with including painting, making music, and watering your garden. After around 6 days, your caterpillar is quite large and makes a cocoon, emerging the next day as a beautiful butterfly. A great lesson on the life cycle!
WML Recommended Age: 2-4
Price: $3.99 (no in-app purchases)
Available on iPhone, iPod Touch, iPad, Android, Windows Phone
WiFi Needed? No
So there you have it. Your very own toddler emergency app list that will not only entertain your little, but teach them something too. Win-Win!
best free apps for 6 year olds
Looking for a way to make screen time more productive without breaking the bank? We’ve compiled a list of the best learning apps for kids.
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Best Free Kids’ Apps
Educational apps are a great and fun way to keep your kids learning outside of the classroom, but the cost of all those apps can add up fast. Luckily, there are plenty of free apps for kids that are both educational and fun but won’t break the bank.
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The learning apps for kids on our list are engaging with options for kids of all ages. Kids can learn at their own pace, and better yet, they do so efficiently in ways that prevent the need for too much screen time. The best learning apps inspire curiosity, educate, and bring the fun with many of them being used in the classroom by elementary school educators.
Check out our choices for the best educational apps for kids below!
- Thinkrolls Play & Code
kid playing the educational app Thinkrolls Play & Code
In today’s digital world, teaching your kids pre-coding and problem-solving skills will set them up for success early! Created by the educational app experts at Avokiddo, Thinkrolls Play & Code is an award-winning educational entertainment app for kids ages 3-8.
Thinkrolls Play & Code allows young kids to solve puzzles, work through complex challenges, and create their own adventures with a wealth of pre-coding concepts baked into every move! Young ones will build their critical thinking and creative problem-solving skills by playing their way through over 1000 Arcade Logic Puzzles and maze courses. Kids will work out solutions to math and physics challenges as they roll and bounce their way through different mazes.
The app also offers a collection of Brain Games that will entertain your child while building their reasoning skills, memory, and fine motor skills. Brain Games include options like “Find the Odd One Out,” “Sort A Lot,” and many more games designed to help kids recognize patterns and shapes.
Thinkrolls Play & Code encourages kids to never give up and think a few steps ahead as they guide different creatures through obstacles and challenges. If at first, your kiddo doesn’t succeed at a puzzle, Thinkrolls lets them experiment with multiple opportunities to try out different solutions until one fits!
Beyond the countless games and logic puzzles to experiment with, Thinkrolls Play & Code also lets kids bring their own puzzle ideas to life. Players can build their own Thinkrolls with an easy-to-use drag and drop interface, and customize their creations with accessories they earn during gameplay.
Kids will learn spatial awareness, discover the importance of planning multiple steps ahead, and be well on their way to becoming coders all while immersed in a bright, captivating cartoon world. Unlike other basic educational apps, Thinkrolls Play & Code includes collaborative play options that let them safely share the puzzles they make with others in the community. Your child will gain confidence and feel like a real-life inventor by challenging others to try out their puzzle!
Unleash your child’s coding and creative potential today with Thinkrolls Play & Code!
- Fact Monster
Fact Monster App
Fact Monster is an excellent option for educational games. Learning games and videos range in topics, from science to language arts to math and so much more! Fact Monster also combines essential reference materials, flashcards, fun facts, and homework help for kids. Kids 5 years old and up will love how Fact Monster makes learning fun. Check out Fact Monster to learn more.
- Poptropica
Poptropica App
This free story-based game allows kids to customize their own characters, complete quests and play with friends in a safe environment. Kids love creating their avatars and finishing quests for prizes. This app is best for ages 6 to 12, and it is for Android and iOS.
- Coolmath Games
Coolmath Games
Coolmath Games features math activities and games for anyone ages 13 to 100. Coolmath Games is a brain-training app, where logic & thinking meet fun and games. These games have no violence, no empty action, just a lot of challenges that will make you forget you’re getting a mental workout! Escaping pigs, flying zombies, a bear who loves riding scooters, and much more! This app is for iOS and Android.
- Khan Academy Kids
Khan Academy Kids
Khan Academy Kids is one of the most popular math apps providing a free, fun educational program for children ages two to eight. It was developed in collaboration with learning experts at Stanford and aligned with the Head Start Early Learning Outcomes Framework and Common Core Standards. It also focuses on the whole child and incorporates social emotional learning skills. Learn more about Khan Academy Kids here. You can find it in the Apple App Store, on Google Play, and in the Amazon Appstore.
- Fish School
Fish School App
Fish School exposes your preschooler to important concepts like letters, numbers, shapes, colors, matching, and more. Brightly colored schools of fish form letters, shapes, and the numbers 1–20, and your child can make the fish swim and do funny things with a simple touch and drag. Fish School is the winner of a Parents’ Choice Gold Award and a Children’s Technology Review Editor’s Choice Award. This app is best for ages 2 and up, and it is for Android and iOS.
- PBS Kids Games
PBS Kids Game App
PBS has created hundreds of games based on their popular children’s shows. The games for each show fit in with their learning theme. Learn math with Peg + Cat. Explore creature powers with the Kratt Brothers. Or go on a space adventure with the kids from Ready, Jet Go! If your child loves PBS shows, they’re going to love learning with their favorite characters. This app is best for ages 2 and up, and it is for Android and iOS.
- Pizza Fractions 1
Pizza Fractions
Does your elementary-aged kid need some extra help with fractions? What more delicious way to illustrate the concept than with pizza? Pizza Fractions 1 gives your child a visual approach to fractions with denominators 1–12 (excluding sevenths and elevenths), and adjustable difficulty levels let beginners start with the basics and progress as they learn. Math has never been so tasty! This app is best for ages 6 and up, and it is for iOS.
- Science360
Science360
The National Science Foundation’s Science360 app (for tablets only) brings cutting-edge science and engineering news, images, and video right to your child’s fingertips. All content is either produced by the NSF or gathered from scientists and universities around the world, so you can be assured that your child is receiving the best quality information out there, and new content is added every week. Your kid will love the cool 360-degree view that lets him explore images from every angle. This app is best for ages 12 and up, and it is for Android and iOS.
- NASA Visualization Explorer
NASA Viz
NASA Visualization Explorer, or NASA Viz, is the coolest way to explore the latest news and stories about the Earth, the sun, and the universe. The app features stunning images and video from space and animations that can make challenging concepts easier to understand. Older kids will love diving into everything this app has to offer on their own, and your younger ones can begin learning about the planets and stars with your help. This app is best for ages 7 and up, and it is for iOS.
- Toca Kitchen Monsters
Toca Kitchen Monsters
Toca Kitchen Monsters is the free version of the popular Toca Kitchen app. Cook up food for two hungry monsters using eight different ingredients combined in various ways. But be careful not to season the food too much, or the monsters just might spit it back at you! Like other Toca Boca games, the emphasis is on free, open play, where your child’s imagination can run wild. Note that while Toca Kitchen Monsters is available on iOS only. Toca Kitchen 1 and 2 are available for free on Android devices. This app is best for ages 3 and up.
- Vocabulary Spelling City
Vocabulary Spelling City
Spelling tests can be stressful at any grade level, but Vocabulary Spelling City makes learning vocabulary and spelling fun with games like Word Unscramble and HangMouse. Students of all ages can use the free app to play nine games with 10 of the app’s most popular word lists. You can even upload a customized word list to Vocabulary Spelling City’s website for your child to use in the app. For families who want a more expansive experience, a premium version of the app with five student accounts is available for a yearly subscription. This app is best for ages 6 and up, and it is for Android and iOS.
- Todo Math
Todo Math
Designed for kids in pre-K through second grade, Todo Math takes your child on a daily math adventure. There is a 10–15 minute practice drill available each day, a Mission Mode for tackling early word problems, and a Free Play mode. The app has won multiple awards, including a Parents’ Choice Gold Award and a five-star rating on Common Sense Media. The free app contains a basic version of every game, and the full version is available on a subscription basis. This app is best for ages 5 and up, and it is for Android and iOS.
- Scratch Jr.
Scratch Jr.
Scratch Jr. teaches children as young as five the basics of coding. Designed by researchers at Tufts University and MIT, the app was inspired by the Scratch programming language, redesigned for a younger audience. Your child can make the app’s adorable characters move, jump, and even dance and sing by snapping together different programming blocks. In addition to learning how to code, he’ll also be learning problem solving, design, and how to create his own story. This app is best for ages 5 and up, and it is for Android and iOS.
- Endless Numbers
Endless Numbers
A follow-up to the popular Endless Alphabet, Endless Numbers helps preschoolers learn number recognition, patterns, sequences, and more with the help of adorable monsters. Five numbers are included in the free app, and you can purchase additional number packs for numbers up to 100 ($6.99 for numbers 1–25 and $11.99 for 26–100, or $14.99 for all numbers 1–100). This app is best for ages 3 and up, and it is for Android and iOS.
- Pet Bingo by Duck Duck Moose
Pet Bingo
Pet Bingo is a fun and cute way for your kids to develop math skills through play. The problems slant toward an older audience, with bingo games designed to test math skills through primary school (e.g. 4-digit addition and subtraction). There is a free and premium version for this app. This app is best for ages 4 and up, and it is for Android and iOS.
- Endless Reader
Endless Reader
Endless Reader, by the makers of Endless Numbers, uses nifty graphics and fun word puzzles to bring sight words and short sentences to life for early readers. The app offers a pack of six words for kids to learn, with additional “Reader Packs” available to buy within the app ($4.99 per pack; $11.99 for a bundle of packs). This app is best for ages 4 and up, and it is for iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch.
- Duolingo
Duolingo
Your youngster will be speaking Spanish (or French, German, Portuguese, Italian, and much more) in no time! PC Magazine awarded this app the Editors’ Choice for Language Learning. It’s full of bite-sized lessons geared toward visual learners. Kids (and adults) win badges for words learned and other achievements. Some languages even include conversation exercises with Duolingo’s bots to help learn speaking skills. This app is best for ages 6 and up, and it is available as a website and for Android and iOS.
- SAT Word Slam Free
SAT Word Slam
Gearing up for the SATs can be tricky! Help build her SAT vocabulary with this interactive app based on the popular book The SAT Word Slam. It provides helpful mnemonic hints in the form of rhymes, audio, and signature “Remember This” clues that help users recall word meanings for years to come. This app is recommended for ages 14 & up, and it is for iOS.
- Epic
Epic App
Epic does have a cost, but many families can access it for free through their school systems. Educators can also access the app for free. Epic helps to personalize daily reading with age and level appropriate recommendations fueled by kids’ interests. There are endless books, videos, and more to fuel their curiosity and love of reading. This app is for kids 12 and under. You can use it as a website or you can download it on the Apple App Store or on Google Play.
- The Very Hungry Caterpillar & Friends – Play and Explore
The Very Hungry Caterpillar App
The beloved characters of Eric Carle are now available in The Very Hungry Caterpillar & Friends – Play & Explore, a stunning 3D pop-up app featuring games and activities for tablet and mobile phone. Younger kids will love seeing all of their favorite characters from the Eric Carle books, and they will also learn counting, sorting, and memory skills. This app is for little ones, and is available on iOS.
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