A growing collection of educational games for early learning environments.
ToyaTap offers educational iPad games for preschools, kindergarten, schools and early-learning programs. The collection gives young children touch-friendly practice with early math, numbers and counting, shapes, matching, sorting, logic, creativity and problem solving, for independent learning or educator-supported activities.
Apple School Manager
Every ToyaTap game has a paid-download version, enabling educational institutions to purchase it through Apple’s Volume Purchase Program (VPP). VPP, now available through Apps and Books in Apple School Manager, lets institutions purchase app licenses in volume and distribute them to managed iPads and other Apple devices.
Learn about Apps and Books in Apple School Manager →Explore our games by learning objective. The collection includes paid-download editions for institutions as well as selected free educational titles.
Games that build number sense and early mathematical understanding through counting, quantities, patterns and hands-on problem solving.
A comprehensive early-math environment with more than 170 activity boards and progressive levels.
Number sense; numeral, name and quantity matching; counting; tracing; shapes, size, angles and patterns; quantity evaluation; addition, subtraction, categorization and sequencing.
A preschool math game focused on building number sense and the relationship between numerals and quantities.
Forward and backward counting; quantity estimation; numeral recognition; number values; numeral-to-quantity matching; visual perception and hand-eye coordination.
Outdoor-themed math activities that turn counting and quantity work into short, concrete challenges.
Number sense; counting aloud and backwards; numeral recognition; quantity completion; numeral-to-quantity matching; visual attention and hand-eye coordination.
A progressive math-practice game with hundreds of colorful questions that children can work through independently.
Addition, subtraction, multiplication and division, with increasing difficulty and repeated practice of fundamental arithmetic skills.
Activities that strengthen visual discrimination, classification, spatial concepts, memory, sequencing and logical reasoning.
Pair-matching challenges set in familiar environments, designed to strengthen perception and early reasoning.
Matching by color, shape, resemblance, silhouette, details and logic; visual perception; categorical thinking; attention and task persistence.
Twelve matching and classification environments using objects selected from a young child’s world.
Classification; sorting; matching; memory; logic; visual perception; visual attention; categorical thinking and task persistence.
A hands-on introduction to geometric forms through simple activities designed for independent touch play.
Shape recognition; color, size and orientation; sorting and comparison; visual perception; spatial concepts and fine-motor practice.
Early-learning activities organized around winter, spring, summer and fall and the changes children observe around them.
Size, color, orientation and shape; counting and sequencing; classification; visual memory; odd-one-out reasoning; weather and seasonal concepts.
Open-ended experiences that encourage visual expression, experimentation, imagination, color exploration and fine-motor practice.
An open-ended art studio where everyday objects become creative tools for making original pictures.
Creative exploration; experimentation; visual expression; choice and evaluation; imagination; fine-motor control and cause and effect.
A complete coloring experience with illustrated pages, drawing tools and animated elements for young children.
Visual perception; color exploration; creativity; motor control; hand-eye coordination; attention and expressive art.
A fairy-themed coloring experience that lets children bring enchanted environments and characters to life with color.
Creative expression, color exploration, visual attention, imagination and fine-motor practice through open-ended coloring.
Playful environments that invite children to observe, explore cause and effect, use tools and solve practical challenges.
An interactive animal theatre introducing children to animals and the environments in which they live.
Animal recognition; sounds and vocabulary; habitats and animal characteristics; auditory and visual discrimination; fine-motor skills and curiosity about living things.
Children operate tools and solve practical problems while helping animals in a series of rescue situations.
Problem solving; tool use; hand-eye coordination; motor control; cause and effect; color, size and shape concepts.
Ten playful boards built around toys, animals and familiar objects from everyday childhood environments.
Visual perception; color, size and shape matching; visual attention; basic categorization; hand-eye coordination and task persistence.
Activities are designed to be easy to understand, engaging to repeat and useful across different early-learning goals.
Practice counting, numbers, shapes, colors, matching, sorting, patterns, logic, comparison, creativity and problem solving.
Large interactive elements and direct manipulation are designed around the way young children naturally use tablets.
Visual communication helps children understand activities without relying heavily on written instructions.
Our games are designed both for independent learning and for enrichment with an educator, giving children the freedom to explore on their own or deepen the experience through guided activities and discussion.
Different themes, characters and interactions let children revisit early-learning concepts through fresh experiences.
Age-appropriate challenges, forgiving interactions and playful feedback help children build confidence as they explore.
ToyaTap is designed to make digital activities approachable for young children and practical to use as part of an early-learning environment.
Educators can choose from games covering a broad mix of early math, thinking, visual and creative skills.
The collection combines child-friendly interaction with clear learning themes that educators can quickly understand.
Activities focus on recognizable early-learning areas, making it easier to select games that fit a learning goal.
Visual instructions, large touch targets and simple interactions reduce the amount of explanation children need before they begin.
Playful themes and varied activities encourage children to return to concepts and practice them through repeated interaction.
Quick answers about using ToyaTap in preschool, kindergarten and other early-learning settings.
The collection is primarily designed for toddlers, preschoolers and young children, with individual games covering different age ranges and learning levels.
Across the collection, children can practice early math, numbers and counting, shapes and colors, matching, sorting, patterns, logic, visual attention, creativity, fine-motor skills and problem solving.
Yes. Many activities use visual cues, simple touch interactions and minimal reading so children can explore independently. Educators can also use the games as enrichment activities supported by discussion and guidance.
ToyaTap games have paid-download editions for educational institutions. App licenses can be purchased and distributed through Apps and Books in Apple School Manager, subject to Apple’s availability and purchasing options.
No. ToyaTap is designed as a digital learning resource that can complement classroom activities, educator-guided learning and real-world play.
ToyaTap games are designed to provide a safe, child-friendly experience. They contain no advertising and no open links that take children out to the web.
Our early math games were developed in consultation with education experts familiar with Common Core learning standards. This expertise helped shape age-appropriate activities that support early mathematical understanding.
Independent research and resources related to early learning, guided play, educational apps and early mathematics:
These independent sources provide background on early learning and play. They did not evaluate ToyaTap apps or their effectiveness.
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