Toddler games - EduKitchen

Parents & teachers can help their little learners understand early childhood learning concepts through 18 kitchen mini-games while teaching them the difference between healthier food items. After completing each kitchen game kids will be rewarded with surprise stickers.

EduKitchen free toddler app boosts children’s fine motor skills and gives them a strong foundation for a lifetime of learning.
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EduKitchen Features 18 Educational Food Games & Toddler Puzzles:

Sorting Games - toddler learning games that enhance your kids differentiation skills by teaching them how to sort recyclable items, dirty dishes, fruits and vegetables

Numbers & Counting - free math learning mini-games that teaches children numbers & counting with eggs, breads & the kitchen timer

Matching Games - kindergarten learning games that teaches kids matching with fruit pops and fruit juices.

Memory Game - in this fun kindergarten educational game babies will improve their memory by pairing fruits
Food Games - baby learning games that help children learn different foods and healthy food choices

Puzzles for Toddlers - fun puzzles that teaches toddlers to make their own ice cream, set a table and make faces with fruits

Logic Game - A fun toddler learning game that enhances your kid’s logic skills by teaching them to sort from biggest to smallest and vice versa

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Edu Features:

• Fun baby app for toddlers and kindergarteners
• Instructional voice commands in 12 different languages
• Sorting & classifying
• Kitchen & food learning
• Toddler Puzzle Games
• Free of third party advertisement
• Autism spectrum and special needs children can also take educational benefits
• Prefect app for children with needs of speech therapy
• Preschool teachers can also use this learning app in their classrooms
• Recommended for kids aged 2-6
• Unlimited play and innovative rewards system
• Free without WiFi
• Customizable for parents to adjust settings based on children’s learning level