Showing 21–40 of 1,000 ranked alternatives.
Do Yeong Tak
Trace and write characters
By writing Hangul characters with guided stroke order practice. Listen to and speak phrases to improve pronunciation. Build reading, writing, and speaking skills through interactive exercises.
Iaroslav Mironov
Learn words and phrases by tapping tiles
Learn by memorizing 3000 words and 1500 phrases through a game. Tap tiles in the correct order to form words or phrases. The game keeps users engaged with simple, unpredictable tasks to improve retention and focus.
Tellmewow Studios Sociedad Limitada
Play with a stickman
Play by guessing letters to reveal a hidden word. Choose vowels or consonants. Track remaining attempts. Customize difficulty levels. Share scores with friends. Sync progress across devices.
ARAMAIS AYRAPETYAN
Learn letters through playful
Teaches letters and basic words through interactive . Features animated illustrations, letter recognition exercises, and simple word matching. Includes a guided reading book with audio support.
Pablo Perez
Play, , and repeat and
, , and vowels through interactive games and exercises. Practice writing and pronunciation with multilingual text and voices in English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, and Portuguese.
ILUGON EDUCATIONAL GAMES S.L.
Play, learn, and grow with fruits
Teaches children aged 2 to 5 about fruits and vegetables through 12 activities and 40 mini-. Features include vocabulary building, logic exercises, and language skill development. Includes interactive , no ads, and a child-friendly interface.
Liutauras Stravinskas
Find and cross out numbers.
The app is a puzzle game where users find and cross out numbers in a digit matrix. It offers two modes, three difficulty levels, and customizable game scenes with randomly generated puzzles for infinite variety.
Iaroslav Mironov
With picture matching game
Basic vocabulary through a matching game that pairs pictures with . Tap on matching pairs to progress. Access additional language learning games on the developer's website.
Apps are ranked by functional similarity, category fit, rating confidence, and popularity.