Even though we have (again) further easing and some of the youngest schoolchildren can now go to their classes (albeit only alternately), most are still at home and dependent on distance learning. But with the right app, a boring lesson can become great fun and a complex topic will be much more understandable. Whether you have a preschooler or a high school senior at home, here you will find educational apps for school teaching for children of all ages.
Preschoolers
A child who is just waiting for their first day of school can get a head start by learning the basics with these 'school play' style apps. Sago Mini World offers a magical world of 35 games. They are also divided into many genres, so that not only little adventurers, but also explorers and creatives will find something here. Reading, language, writing, mathematics, social, emotional and motor development and problem solving skills will then help them discover the degree Khan Academy Kids.
Gallery
Schoolchildren aged 6–8 years
With cute characters, fun stories and hands-on games, kids can start reading and writing, math and other basic education subjects without even realizing they're learning. MathTango is a groundbreaking app that makes addition, subtraction, multiplication and division really fun for kids. This is not only thanks to the number of "monsters", but also by building your own world. WITH Subject Learning then they will follow the journey of two siblings who travel through time and forstorem, and with a complete curriculum aligned with the school system.
Gallery
Schoolchildren aged 9–11 years
These apps are perfect for older children who need to practice their knowledge of the world or want to learn how to program. The title Hopscotch is more than ideal for this . Using child-friendly programming, they can code whatever they want and then publish their creations in the fully moderated Hopscotch community . The Barefoot World Atlas will reveal everything about the world that surrounds children. They will be able to explore it on an interactive 3D globe of planet Earth.
Gallery
High school students
When your high school student is getting into differential equations and biology, you'll be grateful for these digital tutors who teach them step-by-step problem solving and make studying science concepts a fun experience with AR. Photomath uses your phone's camera to solve all sorts of math problems, Froggipedia reveals the secrets of frog evolution, and Hologo reveals more than just the human body.
Gallery
