Genius STEM Tablet Activities

I was pretty skeptical at first but after a few days with one for my 4 YO, I ended up buying another kit for my 8YO as well. The programming of the apps that go with the games is incredible!!! We loved the starter kit so much that we ended up buying a few other games as well. Given distance learning coming up in a few weeks when schools start- I predict, these games will be a daily occurrence in our household. Even the adults like to try their hand at the tangram, numbers and coding games. Well done!! You have a fan here. You made my life easier. You have my respect for that!

This set is actually upgraded quite a bit from their original set. It includes these great plastic containers perfect for storage.

My daughter really likes the tangrams - they have levels that get more difficult as it goes along.

The number game is pretty fun too but perhaps a little too easy for my 9 year old. But when we had the original set at age 5, I had her play with it for 10min everyday and I found she gained more confidence with addition and substraxtion. Plus she never complained playing with it (compared to practicing math in a traditional workbook)

I’d high recommend getting this kit starting age 4 or 5. But probably becomes too easy after age 8. If your child is younger, I’d recommend the junior kit!!

We bought Genius kit after hearing about it since long from kid's school and our friends who has the product. After playing with the product along with my daughter, I would highly recommend it and think it is every penny worth at the price. Though there are a lot of learning games in the market which allows kids to learn basic mathematics and practice it; I think this one is unique because it never makes them glued to the screen. As far a kid is concerned, it's like they are playing with chips of a board game or using a pen to draw and competing to finish the challenges thrown by the screen. That is so cool!
Of all the games, I loved the Numbers game. I can't think about a better way to teach kids addition and subtraction and that too at a mental math level. The team has figured out a way to make the kids relate addition to "bring units together" and subtraction to "separate out units". That's precisely what it is and since the idea is hit at such a basic level, kids are easily able to grasp the concepts. I would highly recommend all parents to play these games along with the kids and gently let them understand that the things they are doing in Numbers game is nothing but the "boring" addition and subtraction they learn at their school. I have seen this really motivating my daughter who has now started using the mental calculation idea back at school while doing the same. In my opinion, this the best way to derive unbelievable value out of this product.