PBS KIDS Games is a free Android app that brings a variety of short, educational games to tablets and smartphones. The games are designed for children ages 2‑8 and are built around characters from PBS KIDS television shows. Each game focuses on a specific learning goal, such as counting, letter recognition, basic science concepts, or creative expression.
When the app launches, users see a grid of game icons grouped by theme (e.g., math, reading, science, art). Tapping a game starts it instantly; no additional downloads are required. Each game provides simple, visual instructions and uses touch controls that are appropriate for young hands. Progress is tracked locally, allowing children to return to a game where they left off.
The app can be downloaded from the Google Play Store. Installation follows the standard Android process: tap “Install,” wait for the download, and then open the app from the home screen. No additional setup steps are required.
Parents of toddlers and early elementary students, preschool teachers, and caregivers looking for a safe, educational digital activity will benefit from PBS KIDS Games. The familiar characters help engage children who are already fans of PBS programming.
Most games run offline after the initial download. An internet connection is only needed to download updates or new games.
Yes. Several games are designed for the 2‑3 age range, focusing on basic concepts like colors, shapes and simple counting.
The app itself does not include a built‑in timer, but Android’s digital wellbeing tools can be used to set usage limits.
A selection of games offers Spanish language support, providing a bilingual learning option.









