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26.43.0
Play ProtectEverything kids love! 4000+ fun kids games, shows & songs.
By Irfan Rosli
News editor
Lingokids is a learning app for young children, with games, songs and shows meant for toddlers, preschoolers and children in elementary school. The developer says it was made with parents and educators, and that its content is ad-free and rated for ages 3 and up.
Everything is aimed at early learning, so a child plays through activities that teach a skill rather than watching or tapping through unrelated content. Parents who want a single kids app for several ages are the people the listing seems to address.
The build we hold is Lingokids: Games & Shows 26.43.0 (APKS split bundle) for Android 7.0 and up.
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The library holds more than 4000 interactive games, songs and shows. Children move through them at their own pace, and the developer describes the learning as built into the content by default.
Songs and shows sit alongside the games, so the same app covers listening, watching and hands-on play. The listing does not split these into separate modes.
A set of activities uses licensed characters: Mickey & Friends, Zootopia, Spider-Man, Cars, Lilo & Stitch, Toy Story, the Avengers, Moana and Frozen. Each one is a learning activity with the character as the setting, not a separate video or movie.
A child who already knows these characters can start from them. The developer presents these as a newer addition to the library.
The activities cover math, literacy and creativity. The listing gives no level-by-level breakdown, so the subjects are the only detail available.
The content is now also offered in Spanish, which lets a Spanish-speaking child or a family learning Spanish use the same activities in that language.