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Apps Vocabulary
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Screenshot of Boba Chinese
87/100 · ages 4–12

Boba Chinese

Boba Chinese is a story-based Chinese learning app for children ages 4–12 with leveled storybooks, reading levels, games, a snap dictionary, and short daily lessons.

WebsiteGames & interactivesTeacher & classroom resources
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Screenshot of Spellings.App

Spellings.App

Spellings.App gives children short spelling practice with personalized word lists, audio support, parent progress views, and multiple language options.

WebsiteWebsites & online learning
4–10 · Free plan; optional Plus trial87
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ChildSafe

ChildSafe is a small collection of calm, ad-free kids apps, currently featuring CritterWords for vocabulary and spelling with a playable web version and an official iOS listing.

WebsiteiOS appApps & digital toolsGames & interactives
6+ · Free core game; optional app purchases86
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Mighty Little Monkey

Mighty Little Monkey is a bilingual read-along app retelling Journey to the West in fifty picture books with word-by-word narration, quizzes, vocabulary, two reading levels, and twelve language options.

WebsiteiOS appAndroid appApps & digital toolsGames & interactives
3–12 · Book 1 free; one-off paid season passes86
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Potli

Potli combines children’s audio stories, games, and daily vocabulary practice to support early learning across Indian family languages.

WebsiteGames & interactivesWebsites & online learning
3–8 · Free to start with subscription options86
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Sori Quiz

Sori Quiz uses voice guidance and short visual games to build vocabulary, attention, matching, counting, and recognition skills for toddlers and kindergarteners.

Android appApps & digital toolsExperiments & projects
3–6 · Free; no ads82
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FunkoEnglish

FunkoEnglish teaches English through a structured path of words, games, spelling, stories, grammar, listening, and speaking, with explanations available in multiple languages.

WebsiteGames & interactivesWebsites & online learning
6–14 · Free; no ads, account, or subscription87
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EveryLingo

EveryLingo is a multilingual vocabulary app for young children with picture-and-audio cards, matching and repetition games, and support for many language pairs.

WebsiteGames & interactivesWebsites & online learning
0–6; older children can use it · Free starter version; lifetime or one-month paid options85
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Tottle

Tottle is a low-stimulation preschool app with calm offline games for letters, numbers, shapes, vocabulary, memory, and early world knowledge.

iOS appApps & digital toolsGames & interactives
Toddler and preschool · Free with optional one-time content packs; no ads or subscriptions claimed by provider83
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Curionica

Curionica is a calm vocabulary and discovery app for ages 3–7 with narrated everyday objects, daily quests, stickers, and parent-gated access.

iOS appApps & digital tools
3–7 · Free start; subscription after trial; ad-free82
Screenshot of Little Lingo

Little Lingo

Little Lingo is a multilingual flashcard app from MultiLingoKids with printable and digital picture cards, audio pronunciation, and child-friendly topic sets.

WebsiteWebsites & online learning
Young children; family use · Free starter app; no ads or sign-up82
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