With our kids now learning remotely amid the pandemic, learning apps have become crucial. Even though internet penetration in Kenya is at 43% in 2020, a vast majority of Kenyans are still not connected to the world wide web through Wifi but rather are purchasing daily data.
If you're looking for fun and educational apps to keep the kids occupied without having to worry about the cost of accessing the internet, here are 5 offline apps that are free to use once downloaded. They are compatible with IOS and Android platforms.
SplashLearn
SplashLearn offers engaging math games, reading activities, and early skills practice like creativity, motor skills, critical thinking and more for kids from PreK to grade 5. Kids can enjoy learning offline with fun, interactive activities.
Tozzle
This a great drag and drop puzzle game for toddlers and little kids. It also comes with a parent lock in case they get carried away. Suitable for kids age 3-6.
Quick Math Jr.
This one is fun for early learners- Age 3-5. Simple math and counting and the kids get to earn pieces to build their own characters. How cool is that?
Motion Math
Great bundle of fun math games. Parents get to see their kids' process and award stars. Suitable for kids aged 6 and above.
Khan Academy Kids
Khan Academy Kids has a wealth of learning activities, songs, and videos for your child to learn about numbers, letters, emotions, the world around them. The downside is it takes up way too much space and can cause your device to underperform. There are options for toodlers- tweens.
Sudoku
Sudoku for kids from age 10. Adults can play too with 3 sizes of puzzles (4×4, 6×6, and 9×9). Start playing from level 1 as "simple", and gradually steps up "easy", "medium", "difficult", and "hardest", until level 18. As well as grasping the technique behind Sudoku, kids collect angel stamps for their skills.
Happy learning!
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