Other elements within this format can also be pressed such as butterflies, balloons and stars. These 5 games are very interactive and include other game formats within this section suchĪs matching pairs and choosing shapes as they float up.
This is ideal for motivation, competition and a sense of reward or achievement.
Once the game has been completed the child is presented with a sticker to collect. The games are clear and easy to understand with bright vibrant graphics. A correct answer moves onto the next question. An incorrect answer allows the user to choose again. The narration asks ‘where is the brown octogen?’. For this review, we will focus on 2 interactive educational games within each category.īasics – Shapes and Colours – The user is shown several shapes of different colours. The application supports 24 interactive educational games categorised as Basics, Language and Math. The developers have made this simple to use but may consider the option of loading a photo from the device particularly if used in a classroom situation with multiple users. The ‘Child’ icon displays the child currently using the device in the form of a chosen avatar. ‘Music’ – Enabling the user to turn the music on and off. ‘Set Pin’ – Enabling the user to set a pin to access the activities or lessons. ‘Help Icon’– Provides support from the developers. ‘Switch User’ – The application can switch between users, ideal for those sharing devices. ‘Manage Users’ – The user can add multiple users and manage them accordingly. This is ideal to tailor a lesson to a child’s needs. ‘Lesson Builder’ – This feature enables the user to add activities to a lesson builder from the applications shown. ‘A Progress Report’ – Providing a detailed insight into Maths, Language and the Basics this feature is ideal for both parents and teachers to support and monitor their child’s progress. The ‘Options’ setting in the top right has a parental lock feature and provides access to: The application works in landscape mode and offers several settings. Whether your child is heading into kindergarten soon or you want to review before 1st grade, these games can help foster a love of learning that can stay with your child for a lifetime.Once the user has loaded the application they are greeted with an exciting home dashboard and accompanying music. Your kindergartner will even have the chance to practice their beginning technology skills with games that teach the basics of coding with the help of adorable animated characters that make this valuable skill accessible to young learners. For reading practice, introduce your child to digraphs, blended sounds, and recognizing new sight words, tools that will give them a leg up on later spelling and writing lessons. Next, challenge them to earn game points by counting or solving simple addition or subtraction problems.
Help your little learner sharpen their math skills, first by reviewing number recognition and developing number sense. Kindergarten is an important transition time before taking the leap into 1st grade, so why not take advantage of this year by laying the groundwork for success in each subject? Whether you want to introduce your child to concepts in math, reading, logical reasoning, or computer literacy, our collection of games are perfectly tailored to meet the kindergarten skill level and learning objectives.
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