Collection

First apps for little ones

Open-ended play and early number and letter games for ages 2–5.

Numberblocks World: Counting games, number quizzes, songs and episodes featuring the Numberblocks characters.
Khan Academy Kids: An early-learning app of books, reading and math activities, videos and creative play.
ScratchJr: Picture-based programming blocks for making characters move and telling interactive stories.
Pok Pok: Open-ended digital toys for drawing, building, making music and pretend play.
PBS KIDS Games: Games and videos from PBS KIDS programs, gathered in one browser destination.
Sago Mini School: Preschool counting, tracing, drawing and puzzle activities set around everyday topics.
Montessori Preschool: A Montessori-inspired app covering early reading, numbers, art and practical-life activities.
Outschool: Teacher-led online classes in subjects such as art, coding, science and schoolwork.
SplashLearn: A browser catalog of math games sorted by concept and grade, from early counting and shapes to later elementary topics.
Moose Math: Counting smoothie ingredients, matching pets by dots and solving number problems in bingo.
Vooks Creator: Storybook Maker: Children make their own digital book from drawings, text, stickers and a recorded voice on each page.
Kids Drawing Games & Coloring – Drawing Academy: Tracing templates, animal and vehicle drawings, and finished pictures that come to life as animations.
Kids Coloring & Drawing Games – Draw & Dance: Voice hints and dotted outlines guide children through drawing characters that then dance.
Draw and Tell HD: Draw a scene, add stickers, then record the story aloud while moving the stickers around.
Sago Mini World: Character creation, baby care, bakery treats and pretend towns in one play world.
Crayola Create and Play: Digital crayons, paint, stamps, glow art and pixel art for making pictures.
LEGO DUPLO World: Digital DUPLO bricks and themed scenes with animals, vehicles and familiar places, for building and wandering around.
Toca Boca Hair Salon 4: Kids cut, curl, color and regrow a character’s hair, pick outfits and photograph the finished style.
Bimi Boo: Build & Create: Children put up houses, towers and bridges stage by stage, starting from the foundations and using construction tools and vehicles.
Toca Boca Jr: A collection of play activities spanning pretend cooking, block building, nature shaping and dance-making.
Crayon Club: A coloring app with character pages, a blank canvas, and tools that run from crayons and paint to stamps, glitter and patterned tape.
ABC Kids – Tracing & Phonics: Children trace capital and lowercase letters, hear the sounds they make and match letter shapes.
Kiddopia: Number and language games share the app with pretend jobs such as chef, doctor, farmer and musician.
HOMER: Fun Learning For Kids: Letter activities, stories, number games and creative tasks are arranged into a single learning path.
Lingokids: Games, stories, songs and movement activities touch on number sense, literacy, science and everyday social skills.
Bimi Boo Toddler Learning Games: Toddlers sort by color, size and quantity, fit shapes to outlines, feed animals and rebuild pictures from memory.
ABCmouse: Kids Learning Games: A step-by-step learning path combines early reading, numbers, science, songs, puzzles and art.
Reading.com: A parent and child go through scripted phonics lessons together, followed by decodable stories and practice games.
Chrome Music Lab: A collection of browser experiments for playing with sound, pattern and rhythm.
Cosmic Kids: Story-led yoga and movement videos in which kids follow a presenter through an adventure.
Tux Paint: A children’s drawing program with a penguin mascot, sound effects and an open canvas.
ABCya: A large catalog of short browser games covering math, reading, art, typing and other elementary subjects.
Sesame Street: Sesame Street’s website mixes character games, videos and printable coloring pages for preschoolers.
TRT Çocuk: A Turkish-language children’s site with games, program episodes, short videos and a live TV section.
ictgames: Browser games and teaching tools tied to the UK primary curriculum.
Education.com: A searchable library of games, worksheets, lesson plans and hands-on projects.
Sheppard Software: A broad collection of short learning games across early concepts, math, geography, animals, science and language arts.
IXL: Practice organized into detailed skill lists for math, language arts, science and more.
Teach Your Monster Number Skills: A character-led game in which young children explore early number ideas.
DREME Family Math: Adult-led activities that bring numbers, shapes, patterns and measurement into everyday family life.
Blob Opera: Kids appear to conduct a quartet of singing blobs, dragging each one to shift its pitch and vowel.
Studycat: Young kids tap, match and sing their way through first words in Spanish, French, German, Chinese or English.
Little Pim: Little ones watch five-minute episodes in which a cartoon panda and native speakers introduce words in a new language.
Tate Kids: Kids paint, draw and spray digital street art, play art games and quizzes, and find projects to make at home.
Aqua – Adobe for Kids: Kids draw, color, design outfits, make comics and turn drawings into 3D objects on a map of creative islands.
CBeebies Get Creative: Little ones paint, doodle, build with blocks, invent toys and make music alongside CBeebies characters.
Prodigies Music: Kids sing, use hand signs and ring colorful bells along with short video lessons.
Danny Go!: Kids jump, dance and freeze along with Danny’s high-energy songs, games and make-believe adventures.
Canticos Bilingual Preschool: Preschoolers sing nursery rhymes, watch videos, read books and play games in English and Spanish.
Endless Spanish: Kids drag wiggly letters back into Spanish words and watch the Endless monsters act out what they mean.
LEGO Builder: Kids follow LEGO building steps as 3D models they can spin and zoom, sometimes sharing one set with family.
Bee-Bot: Young children tap forward, back and turn arrows to steer a cheerful bee across a grid toward a flower.
Rodocodo: Code Hour: Kids lay out arrow and action commands to steer Rodocodo the cat through five worlds of grid puzzles.
Bluey: Let’s Play!: Kids wander the Heeler family house, finding surprises and replaying Bluey games room by room.
Hey Duggee: The Big Badge App: Kids pick a Squirrel and play six quick games with Duggee, earning a badge for each one they finish.
Breathe, Think, Do with Sesame: Kids help a Sesame Street monster breathe slowly, pick an idea to try and work through a frustrating moment.
Endless Alphabet: Kids drag wiggly, talking letters back into place to rebuild a word, then watch monsters act out its meaning.
Busy Shapes & Colors: Kids drag, match and sort their way through puzzles that name 11 shapes and 11 colors.
Mathseeds: Kids move along a map of short animated math lessons and games, from first counting to early problem solving.
Daniel Tiger’s Play at Home: Kids help Daniel Tiger through bedtime, bath time and a visit to the doctor across six short games.
Moshi Kids: Sleep, Relax, Play: Kids wind down with bedtime stories, sleep sounds, music and breathing exercises featuring the Moshling characters.
NumBots: Kids help a rusty robot rebuild itself by solving addition and subtraction challenges.
LogicLike: Kids Learning Games: Kids solve picture logic puzzles, pattern challenges and math riddles in short sets.
Dr. Panda – Learn & Play: Little ones appear to count, match letters, sort shapes and puzzle through small logic games alongside Dr. Panda and his friends.
Pepi House: Happy Family: Kids seem to play house across four floors, cooking, running the laundry and tinkering with the family car.
My Town World: Kids roam a sprawling doll-house city of homes, shops and an airport, steering a crowd of characters into stories of their own.
Fiete World: Kids sail, fly and drive with Fiete the sailor through places drawn from five countries, making up adventures as they go.
Endless Numbers: The Endless monsters seem to bring each number to life through little puzzles, animations and first sums.
Avokiddo Emotions: Kids dress up, feed and hand toys to four funny animals, then watch how each one reacts.
Pango Kids: Kids tap through soft interactive stories with Pango and friends and play small puzzles, sorting and dot-to-dot games.
Hungry Caterpillar Play School: Kids trace letters, count, paint, make music and listen to stories in a preschool built around Eric Carle’s caterpillar.
LEGO DUPLO Peppa Pig: Kids snap together 3D DUPLO bricks and act out everyday adventures with Peppa, George and their friends.
Sesame Street Games Club: Preschoolers appear to bake with Cookie Monster, climb a beanstalk with Elmo and tinker with the Mecha Builders.
Miffy’s World: Toddlers guide Miffy through her day, from bath and breakfast to gardening, painting and bedtime.
LEGO Bluey: Kids build with LEGO bricks and play out Bluey moments, from a garden tea party to floor-is-lava indoors.
My Very Hungry Caterpillar: Toddlers hatch, feed and look after Eric Carle’s caterpillar until he turns into a butterfly.
Thomas & Friends: Let’s Roll: Kids drive Thomas and friends across the Island of Sodor and lay out their own train tracks.
LEGO DUPLO Marvel: Preschoolers build with DUPLO bricks and go on kind, helpful adventures with Spidey and the Avengers.
LEGO DUPLO Disney: Kids snap together DUPLO bricks and play with Mickey, Belle, Woody and other Disney characters.
Alphablocks World: Kids watch Alphablocks clips, sing phonics songs and read interactive books that use the sounds they just heard.
Alphablocks: How to Write: Kids trace pre-writing lines, letters and numbers with the Alphablocks, each letter paired with a short rhyme.
CBeebies Playtime Island: Kids join Andy on a dinosaur adventure and pick from dozens of games starring CBeebies characters.
PAW Patrol Academy: Preschoolers work on letters, numbers, shapes and feelings during missions with the PAW Patrol pups.
Budge World: Kids hop between more than 100 games, from ABCs and early math to coloring, cooking and dress-up with familiar characters.
Circle Round: Kids appear to settle in for folktales from many cultures, performed as radio plays with a cast and music.
Story Pirates Podcast: Kids hear stories dreamed up by other kids performed as sketch comedy and songs, and some go on to write their own.
Noodle Loaf: Kids sing, clap rhythms and dance along with short, playful music episodes led by educator Dan Saks.
Stories Podcast: Kids wind down with a weekly story, from retold fairy tales to serialized classics and original tales.
Novel Effect: Kids hear music and sound effects chime in as a picture book is read out loud.
Ello: Kids read aloud to Ello, a friendly elephant tutor who listens, helps with slips and adjusts the next session.
Yoto: Kids slot a card into a screenless speaker to play audiobooks, music, podcasts and stories themselves.
Phonics Hero: Kids help superhero Zak rescue his friends by playing phonics games that build from letter sounds to sentences.
Storyberries: Kids read and listen to bedtime stories, fairy tales, poems and chapter books sorted by age and reading time.
Peep and the Big Wide World: Preschoolers watch Peep the chick and friends poke at how the world works, then play simple games about sound, light and motion.