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Funexpected Math

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Price from$29.99/moFree
Free plan—Yes
Free trialYes—
Open source——
WebYesYes
Windows—Yes
iOSYesYes
AndroidYesYes
Plans published11
Spec score · Apps For Kids8.1 (#10)7.9 (#12)
Spec score · Kinder Apps8.0 (#11)7.7 (#17)
Spec score · Preschool Learning Apps8.0 (#15)7.7 (#23)
HeadquartersLondon, United KingdomArlington, Virginia, United States
Learning areasIts curriculum covers numbers and counting, early coding, spatial skills, problem solving, logical thinking, and hands-on math.The app listing describes games for math, reading, science, and art, among other subjects.
SecurityThe company says it uses access restrictions, secure operating environments, and firewall-protected systems, while noting it cannot guarantee absolute security.PBS says usernames are moderated to discourage personal information and passwords are encrypted when users create an account.

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  • 3-month plan$29.99 a month

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PBS KIDS Games

PBS KIDS Games is a free collection of educational games for children ages 2 to 8. Its app listing describes more than 280 curriculum-based games covering subjects such as math, reading, science, and art, with play available in English and Spanish. The web catalog includes titles such as Stu's Delivery Service, City Island Adventure Game, and Carl's Collections. A Building Games topic includes Marble Run, Toy Maker, and Alma Train Game. PBS KIDS also describes its apps as a way to watch and play its content while away from home. The service is listed for web, Android, iOS, and Windows, and the PBS KIDS Games plan costs nothing. An account is not required to use PBS services, though an account can save progress, settings, or created content. PBS says it does not collect information that directly identifies a child on its own, but may collect information about game activity, videos watched, pages viewed, and links clicked. For accounts, usernames are moderated to discourage personal information and passwords are encrypted. PBS identifies itself as a private nonprofit corporation founded in 1969.

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