Hopscotch - Use an intuitive drag-and-drop interface to build games. The Numberlys - This one has ceased to be educational for my kids, but it’s great for the younger set.Ĭrazy Gears - 99 levels of mechanical puzzles involving gears. Ollie has made it all the way through while Minna is still on level 9. Monument Valley - This is a straight-up game, but it’s so well-made (I love the soundtrack) and the logic puzzles are genuinely challenging that I’m happy to let them work with this one. Ollie takes chess after school once a week, so I downloaded this for when he wants some extra practice during the week. Mate in 1 - A game that challenges you to find the checkmate using just one move. The kids most often work with The Everything Machine and Simple Machines. The Tinybop Collection - Beautiful, fun apps.
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It doesn’t do quite as much as the full versions available on other platforms, but they’re improving and adding stuff all the time and the touchscreen experience is great. I posted a screenshot of that page on Twitter, and I wanted to follow up with some App Store links as well as some links to other apps that people tweeted back at me. On my iPad, I have a screen full of educational apps that the kids can work with pretty much anytime they want without asking. In this post about Minecraft yesterday, I wrote a footnote about educational-ish 1 apps on my iPad:
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