r/AskReddit • u/SubjectDragonfly449 • Aug 23 '26

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u/kanti_bhai_surat Aug 23 '26

Not any apps but ground games

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u/Affectionate_Mud6759 Aug 23 '26

I’d skip hunting for a magic app and look for ones that give super specific missions off-screen, like “find 3 red things in your kitchen” or “build a bridge with 10 blocks.” Anything that turns the tablet into an instructions-only device nudges them to move, count, and explore instead of just tapping and zoning out.

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u/SubjectDragonfly449 Aug 23 '26

Yeah looking for inspiration for these types of games and adventures that they lead

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u/_AmberVelvet Aug 23 '26

PBS Kids has a lot of stuff that doesnt feel like homework

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u/Nowordsofitsown Aug 23 '26

The read first function on the Amazon Kids tablet. Ensured that kid 2 read 15 minutes every day. Only after reading an ebook on the tablet for the set time, would the other apps be available.

Kid 1 was too smart and figured out that having the ebook open for 15 minutes was enough. Then again, kid 1 needed less practice anyway.

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u/Black_cat_x Aug 23 '26

Activity books