Nancy Drew Codes and Clues modernizes super detective Nancy Drew as a computer-coding middle-school student with a cute robot puppy. Nancy receives an invitation to a science fair, but when […]

Parents and teachers of children with ADHD consistently observe that these kids have a particular fondness for technology, and especially love video games. Evidence (anecdotal and research-based) suggests that kids […]

Magic Duels is the electronic version of Wizards of the Coast’s card dueling game Magic: The Gathering. It has a story mode, with still frame “cut scenes.” There is also […]

App developer NimbleBit developed Pocket Frogs as a tap-based, collection-style, “pet farming” game. Players are tasked with taming, feeding, breeding, and collecting brightly patterned frogs. The frogs pounce on each other to […]

Framed is a story-building game in the style of both a graphic novel and 40s-era crime novels, with no dialogue and no text. Each page (or screen) of the story […]

Onirim is an abstract puzzle game based on the board game of the same name. In it, players must escape their nightmares in order to have a peaceful sleep. This […]

Now up on the LearningWorks For Kids Let’s Play channel on YouTube: We take it to the road, air and sea in SEGA’s Sonic & All-Stars Racing Transformed! Racing Transformed […]

If your child or student has been identified with slow processing speed you’re probably trying to become an expert on the subject as quickly as you can. Developing strategies to […]

Angry Birds Blast takes the familiar birds, pigs, and crates of TNT into a match-three method of gameplay similar to Bejeweled. Players must capture groups of three or more balloons […]

Team Umizoomi Math: Zoom into Numbers lets the player help their favorite Team Umizoomi characters while learning math. Team Umizoomi is an educational, math-based children’s show on Nick Jr, featuring […]