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About Kindergarten Adventure

Kindergarten Learning Adventure turns kindergarten practice into an adventure: 23 games across Math, Letters & Reading, Our World, built on real learning science — worked explanations, second chances, spaced review and adaptive difficulty that keeps kids challenged but never overwhelmed. MATH • Count the Critters — Count pictures up to 20 • Number Writer — Hear, see & type numbers to 20 • Number Line-Up — Number order & what comes next • More or Fewer? — Compare groups & numbers • Make Ten — Ten frames & number partners • Teen Numbers — Ten and some more ones • Adding Fun — Put together within 10 • Take Away — Take apart within 10 • Shape Hunt — Flat & solid shapes all around • Where Is It? — On, under, next to, behind… • Pattern Party — Patterns & sorting • Size Parade — Order & compare sizes LETTERS & READING • Letter Match — Uppercase & lowercase letters • Sound Safari — Beginning sounds & letter sounds • Word Builder — Blend, middle & ending sounds • Rhyme & Clap — Rhyming words & syllables • Sight Words — First words to know by sight • Story Steps — What happens first, next & last? • Opposites Match — Big & small, hot & cold, up & down OUR WORLD • Weather Watch — Weather, seasons & staying safe • Living Things — Alive or not? What living things need • Push & Pull — Forces that make things move • Five Senses — See, hear, smell, taste & touch THREE WAYS TO ANSWER • Tap the right answer • Type it on the number pad (no guessing!) • Put cards in the right order KIDS LOVE IT • Earn coins, XP, levels and 28 achievements • Unlock 18 buddies, 8 color themes and power-ups • Daily gifts, streaks, and a free Game of the Day • Every question is read aloud — choose the voice and speed PARENTS LOVE IT • Free to start: 6 games are always free • One-time Full Unlock — no subscriptions, ever • 100% offline. No ads. No accounts. No data collected. • Grown-Ups dashboard shows progress and focus areas by skill • All purchases are behind a parental gate Designed for kindergartners (ages 5–6). Perfect for 10 minutes of daily practice.

What’s new

Version 2.1 · Updated October 24, 2026

New in this update: • Opposites Match: big and small, hot and cold, up and down, with pictures and every word read aloud. That makes 23 games. • Calm sounds: a grown-ups setting for softer sounds with no confetti or shaking, for quiet rooms and sound-sensitive kids. • Seasonal games: fall, winter and spring activities that change with the time of year. • iPad: a roomier layout when the iPad is turned sideways. • Now in Spanish: the app follows the device language. • If the app ever goes blank after a long time in the background, it now reloads by itself with progress kept. • Fixes to some questions and answers, so every question has one clear right answer.

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App privacy

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The developer does not collect any data from this app.

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