We based choices on parent reviews and expert ratings (all 4+ stars) on Common Sense Media, research and current trends. Some are even 100% free, offering full access for no cost at all.
The costs can add up, though, so we rounded up some of our favorite free educational apps to serve up plenty of “sneaky learning” without breaking the bank. Khan Academy Kids is made possible through generous support from Imaginable Futures and Windsong Trust.Check out our picks for the best free learning apps for kids ages 12 and under!Īfter a year of remote learning and maybe lots of (not-so-great screen time), high-quality, educational apps are a great way to satisfy your kid’s appetite for digital fun while closing learning gaps due to the pandemic. With the support of education leaders like Super Simple Songs®, Bellwether Media, and National Geographic Young Explorer magazine, we’re providing young learners with high-quality educational materials to spark a lifelong love of learning. Download the app today on iOS or Android. The app is 100% free with no ads, in-app purchases, or subscriptions. The new first-grade lessons are available now on the Khan Academy Kids. Khan Academy Kids is aligned with Common Core standards and the Head Start Early Learning Outcomes Framework, and it was developed in collaboration with education experts at Stanford University. Our program engages kids in core subjects like early literacy, reading, writing, language, and math, while encouraging creativity and building social-emotional skills. Like the rest of the app, our new first-grade lessons are designed with a whole-child focus. We’re excited to be able to continue the learning journey with them by providing first-grade lessons. This spring many of the children who are using our app will graduate from kindergarten and move on to first grade. When we launched Khan Academy Kids in 2018, we wanted to help kids from all backgrounds and all walks of life be kindergarten ready. The goal of Khan Academy Kids is to help young learners everywhere learn to read, thrive in a classroom, count, be creative, ask questions, and-above all-build a love of learning. – Books covering social-emotional topics and featuring compelling new characters like Caterpillar, who showcases patience and self-confidence, and Seahorse, who learns to be brave and face his fears to help his friend Jellyfish – Original fiction stories for early readers – Nonfiction science books from National Geographic and Bellwether Media – More than 80 animated instructional videos featuring the animated characters of Khan Academy Kids – More than 5,700 activities aligned with first-grade English Language Arts (ELA) and Math Common Core Standards We’ve added thousands of interactive activities, lessons, and books: Khan Academy Kids, our award-winning educational app for children ages two to seven, now includes new first-grade lessons.
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