The app is a matching pairs game designed for young children and learners with special educational needs. It features a clear interface for touch selection or switch scanning, with customizable card numbers and six picture sets.
by Inclusive Technology★ 5.01 ratingsEducation$3.99Data updated 2026-10-21
Play a puzzle game by tapping icon tiles to find matching pairs connected by up to three lines. Complete 100 levels with varying gameplay styles. Use time attack mode and hints to progress.
Counting for children features a song that counts down from to zero with animated . Includes two counting activities for numbers zero to . Uses simple, bright visuals suitable for children with special needs.
Basic through a matching game with picture and word pairs. Tap to find matches and reinforce vocabulary. Access additional language learning games on the developer's website.
Rotate the bubble to view objects from all angles. three identical items to remove them. Progress through levels to unlock new challenges. Track achievements and collect rewards. Share scores with friends.
Play interactive games with animated vegetables to teach sorting, matching, and basic logic. Choose difficulty based on child’s age. Includes mini-games like washing and chopping vegetables. Regularly updates with new gameplay.
Play a matching memory game with customizable board sizes up to 6. Choose single player, two-player, or single player vs CPU. Enjoy beautiful graphics, pleasant music, and sound effects. Save progress and resume later. Supports fullscreen mode.
Play a matching puzzle game with 1000+ levels. Match tiles to clear grids and progress through challenging stages. Track achievements and improve logical thinking and memory skills.
Tiles by tapping pairs connected within three straight lines. Clear all tiles to complete levels. Play TIMER or BOMB modes with time limits or bomb defusal challenges. Unlock new themes and image sets.
Teaches choice-making skills through scanning or direct touch. Users select pictures from grids with increasing difficulty. Teachers can assess progress and compare accuracy between scanning and direct touch modes.
Play with numbered tiles in a multiplayer game for 2 or 4 players. Form sequences of three or more consecutive numbers of the same color to score points. Create sets of three or more tiles of the same number regardless of color.
The app offers three mini-games for early math skills. Activities include counting objects, tracing numerals, sorting by attributes, and matching number cards to quantities.