Can a game teach healthy food and recycling?
EduKitchen brings them into play through sorting fruits and vegetables, making food choices and sorting recyclables. Try next: EduTravel to cook dishes from around the world.
What is EduKitchen and what age is it for?
EduKitchen is a preschool learning game for children ages 2–6. It uses kitchen, food and cooking activities to teach early math, sorting, matching, memory, vocabulary, healthy food choices and everyday routines.
What skills does EduKitchen teach children?
Children practice counting, number recognition, sorting, classifying, matching, memory, logic, size order, food vocabulary, recycling and healthy food choices.
How does the EduKitchen game work?
Children sort recyclable items, dishes, fruits and vegetables; count eggs and bread; use a kitchen timer; match fruit pops and juices; pair fruit cards; make food; set a table; and order items from smallest to largest.
How many games and activities are included?
EduKitchen includes more than 18 educational kitchen games, puzzles and quizzes covering sorting, counting, matching, memory, food preparation, recycling and size comparison.
Can children play EduKitchen offline, and does it have ads?
Yes. EduKitchen can be played offline. Cubic Frog® apps have no third-party ads; some may show cross-promotions for other Cubic Frog® games.
Which languages does EduKitchen support?
The app supports English, Arabic, French, German, Japanese, Korean, Persian, Portuguese, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Spanish and Traditional Chinese.
Is EduKitchen free or a one-time purchase?
EduKitchen is free to download. In the United States, a $5.99 one-time purchase unlocks ten additional educational games. It is not a subscription. Prices may vary by country.
Can teachers use EduKitchen in preschool or kindergarten?
Yes. The app is designed for preschool and kindergarten learning and can support classroom topics such as healthy food, recycling, sorting, counting, matching and everyday kitchen routines.