AGGamesApp is a language game for children aged 3 to 6. The content is reviewed and approved by a speech therapist: what questions are asked at each level, which words are used, and in what order.
These aren't "educational games" in general. Each stage focuses on a specific area of language, and the three stages progress sequentially.
How to Play
Your child hears a question, chooses from several large pictures, and hears the name of the corresponding picture spoken aloud. No reading, no writing, and no rush.
Levels unlock one at a time: the next level appears only after the previous one is completed, so no one gets lost or skips anything.
Getting right is celebrated. Making mistakes isn't punished: there's no red light, no error sound, and nothing is lost. You just try again.
What Skills Are Developed
86 levels divided into three stages, progressing from naming what you see to explaining why things happen.
• Stage 1 — Object Identification, 60 levels. Six adventures, one for each question: Who?, Which?, How much?, With what?, For what purpose?, and Why?
• Stage 2 — Sequencing, 20 levels. Putting things in order, from daily routines to school scenes.
• Stage 3 — Comprehension, 6 levels. Looking at a scene and understanding why things happened the way they did.
Designed to be left in the child's hands
• The child is not asked for any personal information. The account is always in an adult's name: the child plays within the account and does not enter any information.
• Multiple children, one account. Each child has their own profile and progress.
• Play is offline. Progress is saved on the phone and uploaded to the server when the internet connection is restored.
• Advertising only appears between levels. Never during an exercise, never at startup, and never while celebrating a success.
To begin, an adult creates the account with their email address and adds the child's profile. That's all.
Who's Behind It?
AGGamesApp was developed in Venezuela by Aaron Ortiz and Daniel González. The content—what questions are asked, what words are used, and in what order—is reviewed and approved by speech therapist Greta Vásquez, who guides the content at each stage and how it's presented to a child of this age.
Write to us at hola@aggames.app
Reviewed by a speech therapist: language game for children aged 3 to 6 years.