The KinderTown review team of early childhood education experts, parents, and kids spent the last month reviewing their favorite educational apps for 5 year olds. They’ve narrowed it down to their favorite four apps in various educational categories including math and language. The full list is below.
For more best educational apps for kids lists, check out KinderTown’s Best Apps for Kids: Annual Parent Guide.
Best Apps for K (Ages 5-6)
Discovery: Faces iMake
Still one of the best creative play apps on the market. Faces iMake gives kids all kinds of everyday items to integrate into artful masterpieces.
Still one of the best creative play apps on the market. Faces iMake gives kids all kinds of everyday items to integrate into artful masterpieces.
Language: Reading Raven
Reading Raven is the complete “get ready to read” app for kids. Game play is motivating, and the literacy practice meaningful. A must have app for kids on the road to reading.
Reading Raven is the complete “get ready to read” app for kids. Game play is motivating, and the literacy practice meaningful. A must have app for kids on the road to reading.
Math: Montessori Geometry
What makes Montessori Geometry magical is a seemingly endless amount of shape play for kids. Includes simple 1 and 2 player games, real life application of shapes and 3D models that let kids play with a digital shape.
Download on iTunes | Full KinderTown Review (Web)
What makes Montessori Geometry magical is a seemingly endless amount of shape play for kids. Includes simple 1 and 2 player games, real life application of shapes and 3D models that let kids play with a digital shape.
Download on iTunes | Full KinderTown Review (Web)
World: Alien Assignment
From the Fred Roger’s Center, Alien Assignment is one of a kind. Kids use the device’s camera to capture pictures that fit in given categories to help a family of aliens fix their ship. Parents join in the fun too! The app sends the child to find a “grown up” to make sure the pictures they took belong in each category.
Download on iTunes | Full KinderTown Review (Web)
"Here's How You Can Easily Create Mobile Apps Without Knowing Anything About Programming!" (affiliate link)
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From the Fred Roger’s Center, Alien Assignment is one of a kind. Kids use the device’s camera to capture pictures that fit in given categories to help a family of aliens fix their ship. Parents join in the fun too! The app sends the child to find a “grown up” to make sure the pictures they took belong in each category.
Download on iTunes | Full KinderTown Review (Web)
"Here's How You Can Easily Create Mobile Apps Without Knowing Anything About Programming!" (affiliate link)
Data source: kinderTown (by Carolina)
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