Mathematics Multilingual
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Explore 10 trusted mathematics multilingual resources selected for curious kids, with clear ages, access details, and parent context.
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PhET Interactive Simulations
Free research-based simulations for exploring physics, chemistry, biology, Earth science, and mathematics.
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Laby Kids
Laby Kids uses learning mazes to practise maths, coding, and spelling, with one profile per child, parent progress controls, offline play, and six language options.
Tivumo
Tivumo is a visual mathematics app where children move representations to understand fractions, algebra, geometry, data, probability, and calculus.
Oomi
Oomi is a multilingual adaptive learning game with twelve minigames for language, numbers, patterns, and early reasoning, with voice guidance for young players.
Pawnpetal
Pawnpetal is a chess-learning app with 72 free lessons, daily puzzles, offline practice, and multilingual support for children and beginners.
StarKid
A playful early-learning app and website for ages 2-10 with reading, math, everyday skills, feelings, games, and printable worksheets.
Zoolingo
Zoolingo is a multilingual early-learning app with playful activities for colors, letters, numbers, phonics, measurement, and puzzles.
Minidu
Minidu is an offline preschool learning app with narrated activities for letters, numbers, shapes, stories, emotions, routines, language, nature, and space in four interface languages.
PlatkyKutti
PlatkyKutti is a multilingual learning world for children with stories, language and grammar, math, maps, brain games, art, coding, and life-skills activities.
Amigoki
Amigoki is a browser collection of educational games, printable coloring pages, puzzles, drawing, animal piano, and other early-learning activities for children ages 2–8.
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