Play and Learn Together
At Kinder we believe in the joyful growth of your child and that PLAY is vital in children’s development. That is why we created the Magic Kinder app, a fun and child-friendly space that brings families together. The app contains games, activities, videos and stories in a safe environment and always designed with learning in mind. The content is suitable for children aged 3-12.
Play and create
Parents and children will find fun games and activities, interactive drawings and coloring tools and games that aim to improve individual skills.
Discover the planet
Children can imagine themselves inside an interactive planet that lets them explore curiosities and learn about topics such as animals and their habitats, nature and geography.
High quality videos
Crafting and cooking tutorials for the whole family, fun documentaries, cartoons and physical activity ideas for indoor and outdoor.
Why choose Magic Kinder?
Learning in mind
The activities and experiences inside the app are inspired by six areas of learning and development, which together make up the skills, knowledge and experiences appropriate for children as they grow, learn and develop. These skills are connected to one another and are equally important.
التواصل
الرياضيات
فهم العالم
الأنشطة البدنية
الأنشطة الإبداعية
الأنشطة الاجتماعية
Stay together
Whether it is interactive stories, video tutorials, or fun games, Magic Kinder provides a rich variety of activities to make more joy-filled moments to share as a family.
Peace of mind
✔ kidSAFE+ COPPA-CERTIFIED
✔ Parental controls
NO Adverts
NO In app purchases
NO Kinder food product
OUR PARTNERS
We want to provide high quality experiences for the whole family and this is why we have approached educational bodies to further enhance the content inside the application. We have funded the University of Oxford for a 3-year project to examine the educational potential of the app and to carry out research on children’s learning through digital technology. The research programme will explore vocabulary development, numeracy, and parental engagement that will help us to think about the best ways to support family interaction and collaborative learning on children’s, educational, digital technology. A final report will be ready by December 2020. Other partners include the University of Auckland, The Fab Lab and Interactive Kidz.
