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Learning in context
Bake compound words, spot dessert differences, count cookies by tens, and find the clock that shows when the cake will be ready. Eight mini-games put early literacy, math, and observation into Grandma's kitchen.
Children can also wash dishes, make and decorate a cake, lick the spatula, and watch seven videos of real kitchens. Adults can select which mini-games are active.
Words and reading
- Combine words to form compound words such as oatmeal.
- Recognize consonant blends and kitchen vocabulary.
Math and time
- Count, add, and count by tens.
- Read analog clocks to the hour and identify equal parts.
Patterns and observation
- Continue patterns made from utensils.
- Spot differences between desserts and identify foods.
Mini-Games
Eight mini-games, seven kitchen videos, 20 food and cooking facts, and cake-making extras.
Spot the Difference
Play. Choose the dessert with a different detail.
Practice. Visual comparison and attention.
Word Bake
Play. Combine dough words into a compound word.
Practice. Recognizing how words join to make new words.
Utensil Patterns
Play. Choose the utensil that comes next.
Practice. Recognizing and extending patterns.
Food Math
Play. Count foods, including groups counted by tens.
Practice. Counting and number relationships.
Pick the Clock
Play. Choose the clock showing the requested hour.
Practice. Reading an analog clock to the hour.
First Letters
Play. Find the opening letters of a kitchen word.
Practice. Consonant blends and initial letters.
Fridge Fun
Play. Catch vegetables moving around the fridge.
Practice. Food identification and touch timing.
Equal Parts
Play. Choose the pie cut into equal parts.
Practice. Recognizing equal shares of a whole.
See the game in action
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Learning in context
A clock matters because the cake will be ready at a particular time; groups of food give children something to count. These kitchen situations make the language and math tasks concrete, with creative cake-making between them.
Try it together
Set out spoons in a repeating pattern and invite your child to add the next one. Talk about equal parts when sharing a snack.
Fairlady Media is the family studio founded by James and Connie Bossert. Connie holds a doctorate in educational psychology and works on instructional design and illustration. Meet the people behind the games.
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Customer reviews
Selected five-star customer stories, in their own words. These excerpts reflect the app versions the reviewers used.
After playing on the school iPad my son convinced me to buy this game, and he loves it!
She helps me in the kitchen often, and insists that this app will help me with cooking as well. Super cute!
They also balance the educational work with rewards such as baking a cake, decorating the cake and washing the dishes.
Each task is accomplished quickly, errors gently corrected and success congratulated.
Awards, reviews & App Store history
Recognition for Grandma's Kitchen
Explore the awards and published reviews this game has received. These records describe the versions available at the time.
Awards & editorial selections
Children’s Technology Review
Editor’s Choice Award
2013
Smart Apps for Kids
Top Pick
Best Apps for Kids
Editor’s Choice Award
Published reviews & coverage
AppAdvice
Launch coverage · 2013
Common Sense Media
Review
From the review archive
These reviews are documented in our records, but we could not verify a working original page. We’ve kept the publications listed here.
Best Apps for Kids
Review
Children’s Technology Review
Review · 2013
Kids App Reviews
Review · 2013
Original review and holiday coverage.
MainStreet & Apple
Review · 2013
Smart Apps for Kids
Review
The iMums
Review · 2013
Privacy and grown-up controls
Our privacy policy describes how Fairlady Media apps handle local settings, child-created content, external actions, and support requests.
- Apple's privacy label
- Data Not Collected. Read this game's App Privacy details.
- Child accounts
- Our policy says children do not need to create an account or provide personal information.
- On-device content
- Apps may save settings, progress, rewards, or creations on the device. Our policy explains when an adult can choose to share content.
- Links out of the app
- Our policy places external support, privacy, sharing, and App Store actions behind a parent gate.
- Contacting support
- An adult can email us. We receive the email address and any details they choose to send so we can respond.
Policy and U.S. App Store label checked September 13, 2026. The Apple label and the website policy are separate sources.
Before you download
- Designed for
- Ages 4–7
- Apple age information
- 4+; Made for Ages 6–8
- Devices
- iPhone and iPad
- Minimum system
- iOS 12.0 or iPadOS 12.0
- App language
- English, as listed by Apple
- Included content
- Eight mini-games, seven kitchen videos, 20 food and cooking facts, and cake-making extras.
- U.S. download price
- $3.99 USD
- Public version
- 2.6.1
- Version release date
- 2026-08-05
- Family Sharing
- Up to six family members, with Family Sharing enabled
U.S. App Store facts checked September 13, 2026. Price, availability, and compatibility can change. Check the current listing before buying.
For device help, visit game support. For a question about this game, an adult can email support@fairladymedia.com.
Questions parents ask
Who is Grandma's Kitchen designed for?
Its current game description specifies ages 4–7. Early words, number patterns, and clock reading are useful starting points. Individual children vary; explore the activities and screenshots together.
Can we focus on a smaller set of activities?
Yes. The current description says adults can select which mini-games are active. This can help you choose between word work, counting, clocks, and visual activities.
What can we try away from the screen?
Set out spoons in a repeating pattern and invite your child to add the next one. Talk about equal parts when sharing a snack.
Which devices can run the app?
The current U.S. listing requires iOS or iPadOS 12.0 or later. Check Apple's compatibility details for your device before purchasing.
Where can I find privacy and purchase information?
Read the privacy summary above, our privacy policy, and the current App Store listing for this game.
What if I need help?
Visit our support page for troubleshooting and a way to contact us.
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