[iOS] Kindergarten Learning Games+ - Free Lifetime (Was US$99.99) @ Apple App Store

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[iOS] Kindergarten Learning Games+ - Free Lifetime (Was US$99.99) @ Apple App Store
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Scrooge McDeal on 06/07/2025 - 15:26 apps.apple.com (5527 clicks)

Obviously this deal it's not for everyone, but people with kids, this is an awesome app to get for free. Highly rated on the US Apple App Store.

The Lifetime Upgrade it's also available on Android but not completely free. It's $0.10 there.

Looking for engaging kindergarten learning games that spark curiosity and build essential skills? Luvinci transforms screen time into a powerful learning adventure—interactive stories, brain-boosting puzzles, and creative play help children master phonics, strengthen math, and develop critical thinking, all in a safe, ad-free environment.

Luvinci brings kindergarten learning games to life for preschool and early elementary kids (ages 2–7), combining Montessori-inspired exploration with colorful graphics and intuitive interactions. Children progress at their own pace, making choices that build confidence as they practice reading, counting, and problem-solving.

With Luvinci’s kindergarten learning games, your child can learn to read through engaging phonics exercises, dive into interactive stories that boost comprehension, and practice math with playful counting and arithmetic challenges. Our thoughtfully designed activities align with early learning standards—every tap moves them closer to school readiness.

FEATURES

  • Interactive Stories: Kids help friendly characters overcome obstacles and explore new worlds, boosting vocabulary, listening comprehension, and reading readiness.

  • Logic Puzzles & Brain Games: Memory matches, shape-sorting tasks, and pattern challenges sharpen critical thinking, working memory, and spatial awareness.

  • Early Math Skills: Playful counting games, number-line adventures, and simple addition & subtraction quests make abstract concepts concrete and fun.

  • Reading, Phonics & Spelling: Letter-sound matching, voice-guided narration, and spelling mazes reinforce early literacy and build confidence.

  • Creative Activities: Drawing, coloring, and pretend-play crafts develop fine motor skills, unleash imagination, and reinforce lessons from other modules.

  • Montessori-Inspired Learning: Open-ended exploration and choice-driven play encourage independence and a growth mindset.

  • Kid-Safe & Offline: 100% ad-free, fully offline content ensures distraction-free learning at home, in the car, or on vacation.

Download Kindergarten Learning Games+ by Luvinci now and give your child the advantage of fun kindergarten learning games anytime, anywhere!

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Comments

  • Jimothy Wongingtons on 06/07/2025 - 15:31

    Thanks will give it a go for my kids

    • Scrooge McDeal on 06/07/2025 - 15:32
      +2

      Enjoy! I have found some free time from my summer holidays

      • Jimothy Wongingtons on 06/07/2025 - 15:41
        +1

        Found it odd tho it has a window at the start when you open app like

        Click here for free lifetime access
        Or
        $7.99 (or something) per month!

        • Scrooge McDeal on 06/07/2025 - 15:43
          +2

          I think it's a one day promotion only for the lifetime upgrade, maybe that's why.

  • jv on 06/07/2025 - 15:33
    +9

    2yo kids should not be playing games on phones.

    • Scrooge McDeal on 06/07/2025 - 15:34
      +1

      Controlled screen time it's fine. Same goes for TV screen time etc. Balance it's needed.

      • jv on 06/07/2025 - 15:35

        Controlled screen time it's fine

        No it’s not. Most child psychologists disagree with that.

        • Scrooge McDeal on 06/07/2025 - 15:38
          +6

          Most psychologists and major health organizations agree that children under 2 years old should have little to no screen time (except for video chatting), and that children aged 2 to 5 years should be limited to no more than one hour per day of high-quality programming, ideally co-viewed with an adult. This consensus is reflected in guidelines from the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP), the World Health Organization (WHO), and echoed by many child psychologists and developmental experts.

          Key points from the expert consensus:

          Under 2 years old: Screen time should be strictly limited or avoided, except for video calls with family and friends.

          Ages 2–5: Up to one hour per day of high-quality, age-appropriate programming is considered acceptable, especially if an adult is present to interact with the child about the content.

          Concerns and Risks:

          Developmental risks: Excessive screen time in very young children is linked to attention difficulties, delayed language development, poorer cognitive and social outcomes, and behavioral issues such as anxiety and aggression.

          Replacement of essential activities: Screen time can displace important activities like physical play, social interaction, and sleep, all of which are crucial for healthy development.

          Quality matters: The impact of screen time depends not just on duration, but also on content quality and context. Educational and interactive content, especially when co-viewed with an adult, is less problematic than passive or inappropriate programming.

          Areas of Disagreement or Debate:

          Absolute zero vs. minimal exposure: While most guidelines recommend no screen time under age 2, some experts and organizations (notably in the UK and France) call for even stricter limits, with French medical authorities recently advocating for no screens under age 3 and only occasional, supervised use between ages 3 and 6.

          Evidence strength: Some researchers note that while the association between excessive screen time and negative outcomes is strong, the evidence for moderate, high-quality screen use being harmful is less clear, especially if it’s not replacing other critical activities.

          Summary Table: Major Guidelines for Screen Time in Young Children

          Age Group AAP/WHO Recommendation Rationale/Notes
          Under 2 years No screen time (except video chat) Brain development relies on real-world interactions
          2–5 years ≤ 1 hour/day, high-quality content Co-viewing and discussion recommended
          In conclusion: There is broad agreement among psychologists and health organizations that screen time for children as young as 2 should be limited to no more than an hour per day, and that the content should be high quality and ideally shared with an adult. There is little disagreement on this point among mainstream experts, though some advocate for even stricter limits, especially for children under 3

    • Meconium on 06/07/2025 - 16:25
      -5

      You should not exist.

      • Ez on 06/07/2025 - 18:00
        +4

        Clearly too much screen time has turned you into a rude pos.

    • iWan on 07/07/2025 - 11:05

      Yeah righto, superstar.

  • WwDesi on 06/07/2025 - 17:03
    +3

    Will save it for when I have kids

  • JunkCap on 06/07/2025 - 19:36
    +1

    does anyone have issues with the sound not coming through in the app?

    • SlickMick on 07/07/2025 - 08:36

      I def do not have that problem. I just installed it in the office and had everyone looking at me when the stupid thing started playing kiddy songs as soon as the app opened.

      To all app developers: let me get to the settings to turn off sound before any audio please

  • FredAstair on 06/07/2025 - 22:21
    +2

    What’s with the in app purchases on this free app

  • Pmpm1898 on 06/07/2025 - 23:05

    Save it already for my kid. Thanks

  • soulblighter on 06/07/2025 - 23:24
    -1

    Great way and great idea to get kids as young as kinder to get addicted to screens and destroy their eyesight, what a find!

  • yakzilla on 07/07/2025 - 09:27

    Where does it say you get the full app for free? The app store page lists paid upgrades.

  • Mingenibbler on 07/07/2025 - 10:23

    myopia speed run

  • tempco on 07/07/2025 - 11:33

    I'm able to get the full version for free on my iPhone but not on my kids' iPads - says "purchase failed". Eh.

    EDIT: Oops, just had to enable in-app purchases through screentime. Works a treat - thx OP.

  • Mikael on 07/07/2025 - 13:23

    Thanks op. Got it for the little ones. Perfect day for it. Raining and windy outside. School holidays.

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