Now 100 games! 34 new games - Ages 2-3 (12): Shape drop, Peekaboo, Busy vehicles, Animal snacks, Animal sounds, Find the pair, Music play and more - Ages 4-5 (11): Riddles, Seesaw, Ball toss, Share the snacks, Seasons, Greetings, ABC cards, Sort the trash, Beetle sumo and more - Grade 1 (11): Sums past 10, Make a sentence, Town map, Balance scale, Count the blocks, Road signs, Picture graph, Math runner, Letter catch, Jump rope and more Home sorted by type Games are now grouped into rows: Letters & words, Colors, numbers & shapes, Puzzles & thinking, Quick moves and Everyday life. Also new - Closing a game now stops the voice right away - "For grown-ups": a short note on how your child is doing, shown at milestones - Bug fixes

All-new pictures! Brand-new illustrations Every game has been redrawn in a gentle picture-book style: animals, dinosaurs, vehicles, food and all the household chores. Cuter stickers All 552 stickers are now illustrations, picked to be fun to collect. Stickers your child already has switch to the new pictures automatically. New coloring pages 15 new line drawings. Tap inside a line to fill it. Also new - The how-to demo now shows each time a game is opened (not when playing again) - Cooking now makes dishes from a pot, with a new corn soup - A bigger celebration for right answers in Rock paper scissors - Hand washing and Baby animals are taking a break - Smaller images, so the app takes up less space - Bug fixes

Now 69 games! 19 new games - Ages 2-3: Hand washing, Baby animals, Dino bop, Red light green light, Hungry hippo, Jigsaw - Ages 4-5: Body parts, Left and right, Dino battle, Simon says, Light memory, I spy, Bingo - Grade 1: Calendar, Count the shapes, Math battle, Tic-tac-toe, Picture sudoku, Rock paper scissors Beat the dinosaurs! Tap, answer sums or press the button you hear to attack. A beaten dino gets dizzy and runs off, or flies away as a star. Also new - Heart your favorite games and find them under "Favorites" - Each game now starts with a short demo of how to play - Laundry: drag the clothes to the line - Bug fixes

Now 49 games, plus a garden to grow! - New Garden: spend the stars you earn to raise rhino beetles, stag beetles and flowers. Feed them, clean up, water the flowers, and place slides, balls and other decorations anywhere. Butterflies and birds come to visit - Road safety: Traffic lights, Railway crossing and Crossing the road - Coloring: your pictures are saved - Xylophone: play along with 5 songs - Coding robot: program a robot with arrow cards - Fishing - Tap the star on the home screen to see how stars work - For parents: how to use Guided Access so your child can't leave the app - Uses less battery

Big update - now 42 games, and now in English! - English version (switch the language in Parent Mode), plus a Japanese tab for hiragana, katakana and kanji - New arcade games: Ghost pop, Whack-a-mole, Fruit catch, Space patrol, Block breaker and Jump dash - New Grade 1 games: clock, money, numbers to 120, dice race, lengths, ABC words, big & small letters - Stroke-order tracing for ABC, abc and 123, checked stroke by stroke - Brushing teeth, Shopping, Dot to dot and Shape puzzle (24 pictures) - Up to 4 children, each with their own progress - Music and sound-effect volumes in 10 steps - A new "Ideas & feedback" form for parents

- New name: Osoroi Sagashi is now Pochitto Pocket ("ぽちぽけ" on the Home Screen) - A big, bouncy "buzz!" for wrong answers, as lively as the "ding-dong" for right ones - Mazes get much harder at higher levels, with round mazes, and show "start" and "goal" - "Addition" is now "Sums": take-aways (subtraction) join in - Sizes: new "the same size" and "the second biggest" questions - What Comes Next: the gap can be in the middle or at the start - Cooking: 13 dishes to make - Tidy Up: a cheer for every thing put away - Shiritori no longer shows words ending in "n" - Drag stickers onto the scene and pinch to resize them - Play time: 90 and 120 minutes, plus any limit in 5-minute steps - Clearer settings in Parent Mode

Please note: this is a Japanese-language app. All on-screen text and the voice are in Japanese, which makes it a good fit for children learning Japanese and for Japanese families living abroad. Osoroi Sagashi is a learning game for children aged 2-5. Pick the "2・3さい" (ages 2-3) or "4・5さい" (ages 4-5) tab to see games that fit your child. Every question is read aloud, so no reading is required. Ages 2-3 (10 games): Colors, Shapes, Numbers, Shadows, Groups and Sizes - find the matching card with a single tap - plus four "helping at home" games: hang the laundry, scrub things clean, cook in a pot and tidy up the room. Ages 4-5 (10 games): - Odd One Out: which one doesn't belong? - What Comes Next: spot the rule in a repeating pattern - First Letter: pick the hiragana a word starts with - Addition: how many altogether? - Shiritori: link words by their sounds - Memory: flip cards to find pairs - Spot the Difference: compare two pictures - Put in Order: smallest to biggest, 1 to 5 - Mazes: trace a path to the goal - Tracing: write hiragana, katakana and numbers with a finger Mix mode serves up 6 different games from the tab's 10, one after another ("Next up: Cleaning!"). - Just-right difficulty: 6 levels per game; the number of cards, maze size and more adjust automatically, with a big "Level up!" celebration - Sticker book: 176 stickers to collect and place on four scenes, plus a sticker collection page - No punishment for mistakes: a friendly "ding-dong" for correct answers, a playful buzzer for misses, and a full-screen celebration when your child succeeds - For parents: Parent Mode (behind a two-digit addition gate) summarizes the week in plain language with ideas to try at home, a calendar of play days and records per game. You can set a daily play-time limit (15-60 minutes) with a gentle "time's up" screen, adjust voice and difficulty, and delete the play records or all data at any time - Safe by design: no ads, no data collection (records stay on the device), fully offline (the voice uses the speech built into iOS); sound respects the mute switch

- New "2・3さい" (ages 2-3) and "4・5さい" (ages 4-5) tabs on the home screen - Nine new games for ages 4-5: Odd One Out, What Comes Next, First Letter, Addition, Shiritori, Memory, Spot the Difference, Put in Order and Mazes - 136 stickers to collect - The sticker collection can now be opened from the home screen

- Questions are now read aloud (tap the question to hear it again) - New sound effects: a "ding-dong" for correct answers and a playful buzzer for misses - Two new games: Groups and Sizes - Difficulty now adapts to your child: 2 to 6 cards, adjusted per game - The sticker book now has four scenes to stick stickers on - 56 stickers to collect, with a new sticker collection page - Redesigned Parent Mode report with plain-language insights and ideas to try at home