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Screenshot of Earth Rangers Conservation Learning for Kids
88/100 · ages 6–12

Earth Rangers Conservation Learning for Kids

Earth Rangers is a conservation charity for children with free membership, interactive missions, animal-saving actions, a podcast, an app and educator pathways.

WebsitePodcastGames & interactivesPodcasts & audio
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Screenshot of Finger Math

Finger Math

Finger Math is a camera-based math app for ages 4–8 that teaches addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division by recognizing children’s fingers and giving spoken feedback.

WebsiteWebsites & online learning
4–8 · Free; official page states no ads, in-app purchases, or data sharing86
Screenshot of Sweet Phonics

Sweet Phonics

Sweet Phonics is a structured phonics app for children ages 3–8, using short targeted activities for phoneme blending, decoding, sight words, and decodable reading practice.

WebsiteWebsites & online learning
3–8 · $11.99/month or $69.99/year after trial; current terms vary85
Screenshot of CodeMonkey

CodeMonkey

CodeMonkey is a game-based coding platform for children and teens that teaches block coding, CoffeeScript, Python, problem solving, and game creation for home, clubs, and schools.

WebsiteGames & interactivesPrograms & challenges
5–14 · Free trial; home and school plans vary84
Screenshot of iD Tech Online Coding Camp 2027

iD Tech Online Coding Camp 2027

iD Tech’s official online program page presents live coding camps and lessons for children and teens, with options covering programming, game development, robotics and creative technology.

WebsiteGames & interactivesPrograms & challenges
7–19 · Paid program; prices and schedules vary84
Screenshot of Sago Mini School

Sago Mini School

Sago Mini School is a playful early-learning app that combines child-led exploration with reading, maths, science, problem solving, and creative activities designed with child-development experts.

WebsiteGames & interactivesWebsites & online learning
2–5 · Subscription; current trial and store terms vary84
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bmath

bmath is a gamified mathematics app that lets children practise and explore maths concepts through playful challenges designed to build confidence and sustained interest.

WebsiteExperiments & projectsGames & interactives
6–12 · Free trial or subscription; current terms vary82
Screenshot of Crayola Creative Play Apps

Crayola Creative Play Apps

Crayola’s official app collection includes creative drawing, coloring, art-making, and playful learning experiences designed for young children and families.

WebsiteGames & interactivesWebsites & online learning
3–8; app-specific · Free downloads; optional in-app purchases may apply82
Screenshot of Kodlera Creative Coding Platform

Kodlera Creative Coding Platform

Kodlera is an online coding and technology learning platform for children and teens, with age-banded projects in ScratchJr, Scratch, Minecraft Education, Python, web development, and other creative technologies.

WebsiteExperiments & projectsGames & interactives
5–17 · Course and lesson access varies; current terms required82
Screenshot of Art Studio Ultra

Art Studio Ultra

Art Studio Ultra is a LeapFrog drawing and art app that gives children guided creative tools for exploring visual expression, color, line, and digital making.

WebsiteWebsites & online learning
4–9 · Paid app; device compatibility and store terms vary80
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