Timmy Learns: Shapes and Colors for Kindergarten Free app for iPhone and iPad

A free preview, try before you buy! The first in the Timmy Learns series, “Shapes and Colors for Kindergarten” is the best play to learn game for your child’s math fundamentals. Inspired by a teacher and aligned to the Common Core curriculum for Kindergarten Math -> Geometry, Shapes and Colors for Kindergarten Free features 5 progressively difficult levels of games to teach colors, two dimensional and three dimensional shapes.

What is the Game Like?
- You start on level one; pop the balloons with the correct primary colors. After completing three rounds of balloon colors you’re given your reward, a star score and coins.
- Unlock new levels for every level you complete, the new level harder than the previous. There’s 5 levels to try covering many skills needed for Kindergarten geometry.
- Earn coins by playing through the levels. You can spend your coins on new clothing for your character, however you like.

Why Kids Love It
- We’ve focused on making the games fun, they’d want to play them even if they weren’t educational.
- Earning coins to purchase new clothing for your character is a great reason to want to play over and over
- The games start easy and get more difficult with each level. There is no intimidation, any child can have fun playing.

Why Parents Love It
- While they’re playing games, kids don’t realize they’re learning. There’s much less resistance because they’re having fun.
- The difficulty increases as your child plays through the levels. You’ll be shocked at how quickly they learn.
- You’ll be able to track your child’s progress to see which areas they need more encouragement
- The subjects taught are aligned to the Common Core curriculum being taught in many schools in the US
- The game has been developed in partnership with a Kindergarten teacher specializing in iPad learning
- Shapes and Colors for Kindergarten is a universal app, works on iPhone and iPad at no additional charge
- There’s no popups bugging you for reviews. We’re parents too, we know how annoying these are.