Best Apps for Kids on the Nexus 7

o2bnclemson

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I've noticed that a lot of people, like me, have gotten their Nexus 7 in part for their children. With the option for multiple user profiles, it works great for that. I was curious what apps you guys found that your kids liked best. Please note the age of your kid(s). Mine are 8 (boy) & 10 (girl) and their favorites are:

Air Penguin - by FAR their favorite!
Temple Run
Fish Live
Pet Shop
Tap Zoo

My son, in particular, likes
Hangman Free (they both play this together)
and he loves the Ironman Mk VII interactive graphic novel. Very cool.

And Angry Birds Star Wars is always a favorite

I'd love to find them some others that are fun and, preferably free. Also looking for those that aren't too heavy on ads and push notifications. Hopefully this thread will help some others with the same, too!
 
pocket minecraft
where's my perry
my guitar
my piano
my drums
math practice flash cards
chess free
overdrive media console (for books from public library)
relax and sleep
Google skymap
Google earth
tangram time
picasso draw paint doodle
memory block (Simon for android)

These are the ones my 8-year-old uses. I use kids place to lock the n7 up for our 3-year-old. there are several other apps I have just for her if anyone wants to see a list of those.
 
I got both of my daughters a Nexus 7 for Christmas. They don't share well so they both got one.

The 9 yo has these
Angry Birds
Words with Friends
Song Pop (I kick her butt at this one)
Hangman
Flow Free

The 16yo has
Flow Free
Draw (Handwriting app for class, I'm so proud she's using it in school lol)
Netflix
Fruit Ninja
 
Got 2 nexus 7 for my 5 and 9 yr old.

They like all the ones previously listed. One I didn't see that they love is "kids mode"

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If they like Temple Run they'll also like Agent Dash. And Ski Safari is excellent, though not free.
 
Ski Safari, Angry Birds, Flow Free, Cut the Rope, Pudding Monsters, Hill Climb racing, rope escape, temple run, the where's my water / perry, fruit ninja. Now I do not have any kids, but my friend's daughter likes to play these games on my N7 and she is 8.
 
5 yr old son:
Where's my water
Where's my Perry
Cogs
Glow Tic Tac Toe
Glow Hockey
And his latest obsession: Cordy

3 yr old daughter:
Superwhy
All the Dr. Panda games
Cut the Rope

They both like the Dr Seuss, and other animated kid's books.

-Suntan
 
Much the same of what everyone else saying.

3 and 6 yr old girls. They also have a Nabi2 and most of these are compatible. Where only 1 likes or uses the game I've indicated it by their age, otherwise they both play the same thing.

Where's My Water/Perry (and all the in app purchases).
Angry Birds (their favorite and the only one I see them play anymore is Star Wars)
Super Why
Zookeeper DX
Abduction/Doodle Jump (3)
Cookies & Milk
Kids Connect the Dots
Cut the Rope
Fruit Ninja
Granny Smith
Grabatron (3)
Geico BroStache
Jetpack Joyride (3)
Kid Mode
Math Training for Kids
NBA Jam
Pitfall (the new one, not the old Atari version)
PoolBar (6)
My First Puzzles
Super Monkey Ball 2 (3)
Sprinkle
Word Search for Kids (6)
 
Hi,

I just published a children's book/app on Google Play that is beautifully illustrated. It's a self-reading book; that is, a child can tap a button, and it reads the text to them. The book is a collection of short stories about a little blind dachshund that will give children valuable information (in an entertaining way) about living with the challenges of life.

It's called "Rufus, The Blind Dachshund".

Here's a link to my website: Rufus, The Blind Dachshund

The page has a link to the book/app on the Google Play Store, or you can search for it under "Apps" (at Google Play).

Please check it out! Thanks, Mark
 
My friend told me about this great app which helps children to learn simple multiplication sums. The child can take a quest, which is made up of twelve parts and usually lasts around twenty minutes. The child will get a score and a grade for each part and then an overall grade and score and then a final certificate which my child loved.

Here is the link to the app here: https://forums.androidcentral.com/e...imestables.testquest.nickbroom&token=WmQ6BdqL