Parent & educator iOS apps
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Explore 11 trusted parent & educator ios apps selected for curious kids, with clear ages, access details, and parent context.
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PhET Interactive Simulations
Free interactive science and math simulations from the University of Colorado Boulder, with activities for exploring ideas through play.
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OLogy
A science discovery site for kids from the American Museum of Natural History, with stories, games, videos, and hands-on activities.
ScratchJr
A playful first coding app where young children create interactive stories and games with picture-based programming blocks.
GeoGebra
Free interactive math tools, activities, and lessons for exploring geometry, algebra, graphs, statistics, and more.
Phonicademy
A structured phonics learning site with 44 sounds, browser games, decodable printables, parent guides, and companion mobile apps.
Math Learning Center Apps
Free visual math tools for fractions, geometry, number sense, time, money, patterns, and mathematical thinking.
National Park Service Learn and Explore
National Park Service history, nature, Junior Ranger, classroom, and Every Kid Outdoors learning links for children and educators.
NFB Education
Canadian film-based learning resources, playlists, study guides, and digital storytelling activities for classrooms and curious learners.
Epic Kids
A digital library for kids with books, audiobooks, videos, and reading discovery for children through age 12.
Teach Your Monster to Read
A phonics adventure game that takes children from first letter sounds through early sentences and little books.
National Park Service Kids
A gateway to Junior Ranger badges, citizen science, camps, service projects, and outdoor learning across U.S. national parks.
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