FOR KIDS
5 Kids’ Apps for Offline Fun
Heading on a trip with a little one? The apps below entertain and educate—without requiring access to Wi-Fi or a cell signal.
Epic
This massive digital library gives you access to over 40,000 ebooks and audiobooks. Find classics like Clifford the Big Red Dog, Where the Wild Things Are, and Goosebumps alongside newer favorites like Scaredy Squirrel. Hundreds of titles are added each week, with content available in English, Spanish, Chinese, and French.
How to download: To save an ebook for an upcoming journey, just open it and tap the download icon at the top of the screen.
Sago Mini World
Sago Mini World brings together more than 40 beloved learn-through-play games. Kids ages 2 to 5 can build robots, fly in a banana-shaped plane, explore space, find magic portals in a big-city high-rise, and much more.
How to download: Tap the download icon next to each world on the app’s main menu.
Disney Coloring World
Disney Coloring World lets kids decorate their favorite characters using more supplies than you can reasonably pack: chalk, crayons, pencils, and more! Slide the Mickey icon to help little ones color inside the lines (with the exact same hues used in the movies).
How to download: No need to preselect pages before you go; coloring pages in the app are automatically available offline.
Khan Academy Kids
Khan Academy Kids is designed to inspire kids ages 2 to 7 to learn—all for free. No internet access is required for sections in the Library with ready-to-read ebooks and stories, spelling and number games, and tracing exercises.
How to download: Everything in the Offline section of the app’s Library is ready to go!
Papumba
Geared for children ages 2 to 7, Papumba has over 500 jigsaw puzzles, memory games, robot factories, mazes, and interactive games that reinforce everything from building confidence to establishing healthy bedtime routines.
How to download: Each interactive game automatically downloads before you open it.