Language and literacy
Use the Hebrew and English literacy apps for letter, reading, writing, phonics, vocabulary, and spelling activities instead of treating them as general-purpose games.
Task-led Valorem Apps collection
Learning apps for kids, by subject and stage
These apps cover different kinds of child-focused practice: early literacy, English phonics, math, Japanese kanji, and memory games. Their product pages identify the current live edition for each device.
Comparison guidance
Match the app to the skill a child is practising
No one title is presented as a universal best choice. Start with the subject, the learner's stage, and the device that is actually available to them.
Math or Japanese practice
Choose a subject-specific practice game when the focus is arithmetic, times tables, or stroke-by-stroke kanji rather than language vocabulary.
Age and activity fit
Review the product page's stated learner and activity scope before downloading; a short memory game and a structured literacy path serve different needs.
Verified live app selection
Apps in this collection
Open a product page for the full app overview, then choose a live iOS or Android edition where it is available.
education
MilimLi
For preschool and first-grade children starting Hebrew letter recognition, reading, and writing through game-based activities.
education
AnglitLi
For child-focused English practice that progresses through letters, phonics, tracing, vocabulary, and simple sentences.
education
Math Hero
For fast-paced arithmetic and times-table practice with adjustable difficulty for younger learners and adults.
education
Mathketeers
For a children’s math adventure that covers counting through fractions in a level-based campaign for ages 4–12.
education
Kanji4Kids
For children practising Japanese kanji through colorful, stroke-by-stroke puzzles with no prior Japanese required.
games
MemoMinds
For a card-matching memory game with progressive grids and short-term recall practice suitable for all ages.
Decision support
Related guides and practical limits
These guides explain fit, trade-offs, and situations where another kind of tool may be a better choice. Product and provider details remain on the linked app and edition pages.
- Choosing a Hebrew reading and writing app for early learnersHow parents can assess a Hebrew early-literacy app: age fit, learning scope, language, practice style, privacy, and honest expectations.Read the guide
- How to choose English phonics practice for Hebrew-speaking childrenA parent-facing checklist for selecting English phonics and early-reading practice for Hebrew-speaking children, with lesson scope, printable practice, and boundaries.Read the guide