Clever Cove: Kids Brain Games

Clever Cove has 14 brain games for kids aged 3 to 11, with Pip the sea otter: picture sudoku, math, letters, telling time, coins, fractions, first coding, tracing, mazes, memory and more. These learning games grow with your child, every instruction is spoken aloud, and there are no ads. Nothing your child does leaves the device. THE 14 GAMES - Sudoku Garden: 4x4 and 6x6 sudoku with fruit pictures for little ones, 9x9 with numbers for big brains. Every puzzle has exactly one solution. - Bubble Math: pop the bubble with the right answer, from counting to adding, taking away, times tables and dividing. - Memory Shells: turn over the shells and find the matching sea friends. - Puzzle Pals: big, soft jigsaw pieces of bright scenes, 4 to 42 pieces. - Pattern Parade: what comes next in the little train? Colors, shapes, then number patterns. - Maze Run: drag Pip through a new maze to the treasure chest. - Fish Count: count the fish, then count in tens. - Shadow Shapes: drag each shape onto its shadow. - Letter Lagoon: which picture starts with this letter, which letter starts this word, then spell the word with letter tiles. - Clock Cove: read a friendly clock, from o'clock to quarter past and every five minutes, then pick the clock that shows a time. - Coin Shop: pay exactly the price with number coins, from ones up to 99. - Pizza Parts: halves, thirds and quarters, then which fraction is bigger and which ones are the same. - Code Crab: plan the crab's way to the shell with arrow cards, press Go and fix the step that bumped a rock. - Trace Trail: trace lines, shapes, numbers and capital letters with a finger, starting at the red dot. TODAY WITH PIP - Every day Pip picks three games for each child: one skill to practice, something new and a favorite to end on a win. - Levels move up after a great round and gently back after a hard one, by themselves. GROWS WITH YOUR CHILD - 8 to 12 levels in every game, starting at the right level for ages 3-5, 6-8 or 9-11. - Every instruction is spoken aloud, so even children who can't read yet can play. - Gentle feedback, no timers that rush, and stars for every round. - A sticker book of sea friends to fill: a new sticker every 6 stars. MADE FOR FAMILIES - No ads. No accounts. No tracking. Nothing your child does leaves the device. - Purchases and settings are behind a parent check. - Up to 4 child profiles with a nickname and a sea-friend avatar. - Progress for each child in every game, and an optional daily play-time limit. - Weekly skills report for grown-ups: minutes played each day, the skill your child is strongest in and the one to practice next, worked out only from the rounds played on this device. - Print at home: a certificate with your child's stars and levels, and new practice sheets for numbers, time, letters and fractions at your child's level, with the answers on the last page. PLANS Your child's first game is free to play. After it, a grown-up can start the Family Pass behind the parent check: all 14 games and every level, the weekly skills report, the certificate and practice sheets, up to 4 children, the full sticker book and every new game we add. Both plans, monthly and yearly, start with a 7-day free trial; cancel before it ends and nothing is charged. Subscription: The Family Pass renews automatically every month or every year, depending on the plan you choose, at the price shown in the app, until you cancel. With the free trial, the first payment is charged when the trial ends unless you cancel at least 24 hours before. Payment is charged to your Google Play account. You can cancel anytime in Google Play, at least 24 hours before the renewal date. Privacy policy and terms: https://npcodingrepos.github.io/star-apps-legal/cove/

New in Clever Cove: a treasure trail. Each day Pip draws a little map with three games picked for your child's age. Finish them all and the chest opens with a new sticker. Every finished game now ends with a burst of stars and a happy sound. Grown-ups get a "This week" summary with minutes played, games finished and the most practised skills, and a Sunday evening reminder when it is ready.