The whole world, made small enough for little hands.

Yes. EduTravel is suggested for ages 2–6, and its tapping, dragging and matching activities come with spoken guidance. A 3 year old can dress Cubic Frog® for the rain in London or count sheep at the hotel.

EduTravel takes children to London, Paris, Tokyo, Chicago and Sydney, where they meet real landmarks, foods, flags and greetings. Letters and numbers are built into the journey.

Yes. It can be played offline, so download and set it up before you leave. The Airport activities also help children get familiar with what happens before a flight.

Yes. It is free to download and includes a selection of activities. The yearly plan also includes a three-day free trial.

EduTravel is currently available for iPhone and iPad. Many of our other games can be found through Our Games.

EduTravel is an educational game for young children that combines early learning with a world inspired by real cities and travel experiences. Children explore places, landmarks, cultures, and everyday activities through interactive mini-games.

EduTravel is suggested for children ages 2–6. Age ranges are guidance, not limits; children develop differently, and older children, including children with disabilities, may also enjoy the games.

EduTravel includes 300+ educational mini-games across its destinations and travel settings.

Explore London, Paris, Tokyo, Chicago, Sydney, an airport, and a hotel.

Activities cover letters, spelling, counting, colors, shapes, patterns, matching, memory, logic, geography, landmarks, cultural traditions, food, music, and everyday routines.

Instead of presenting learning activities as unrelated exercises, EduTravel organizes them around destinations and experiences. A child might explore art in Paris, robots in Tokyo, or airport check-in procedures while practicing foundational skills.

Children tap, drag, match, sort, count, trace, build, solve puzzles, find hidden objects, play dress-up games, and prepare foods from different places. Visual and spoken guidance helps children understand what to do.

EduTravel is free to download and includes a selection of activities. In the United States, subscriptions are $9.99 monthly, $19.99 for three months, or $59.99 yearly. The yearly plan includes a three-day free trial. Subscriptions renew automatically unless canceled. After cancellation, access continues through the paid period; saved progress is not preserved after the subscription ends. Prices may vary by country.

Yes. All Cubic Frog® apps can be played offline. Downloading, updating, purchases, and restoring access may require an internet connection.

Children collect passport-style stickers as they complete activities and reach milestones. The sticker book celebrates progress and encourages children to explore different destinations.

The airport and hotel activities introduce travel situations such as check-in, luggage, security, finding a seat, hotel rooms, and unpacking. Families can use these activities as conversation starters before a journey.

Cubic Frog® apps have no third-party ads. Some may show cross-promotions for other Cubic Frog® games.

EduTravel is available in English. Activities introducing words or greetings from other places are part of the learning content, rather than a fully translated interface.

Teachers can use its destinations and activities to introduce topics such as geography, cultural traditions, flags, landmarks, counting, vocabulary, and problem-solving.

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