What 4-year-olds practise
- Number sense: connecting the numeral 4 with four things.
- Patterns: continuing longer repeats.
- Visual matching: outlines, then animals.
- Patience: calm rounds with no timers or pressure.
Age 4
Games for 4-year-olds
Four-year-olds love a challenge they can win. Our games count further, use numbers as well as dots, add AAB and ABB patterns and turn simple shapes into animal outlines, always adjusting to your child.
- Works offline
- No ads
- Kid lock
The games
Learning without the noise
No coins, no loud rewards, no flashing. A star burst and a cheerful sound celebrate a solved round, then the next one begins. Sessions end with a breathing bubble, so putting the tablet away is easier.
Free to try, no sign-up. Works on any phone, tablet or computer.
Try it free ▶Questions from parents
What do 4-year-olds learn from these games?
Counting and recognising numbers, continuing patterns, and matching shapes by outline: foundations of early maths and visual reasoning.
Does it really work with no wifi?
Yes. Open it once on wifi and everything is stored on the device: about 100 KB, smaller than a single photo. After that every game works in airplane mode, in the car or anywhere without a signal. The grown-ups screen shows "Ready for offline ✓" when it is.
Are there ads or in-app purchases?
No ads, ever, and nothing a child can buy. Unlocking is done by a grown-up in the locked grown-ups area, once, with no subscription.
Can my child leave the game by accident?
Leaving a game needs a long press on the home button, and the grown-ups area needs a 2-second hold plus tapping 1, 2, 3. Most phones and tablets can also pin an app to the screen in their settings (often called screen pinning or guided access).