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Learning in context
Grandma's Preschool brings 11 games, 13 narrated videos, art, puzzles, and school routines into an interactive classroom. Children can explore, choose activities, make Grandma dance, erase the board, play hide and seek, and send children down the slide.
Spoken prompts and Grandma's encouragement accompany early letters, number words, science, colors, and shapes. Videos show real children at school, connecting the games with classroom life.
Early literacy
- Connect all 26 letter sounds with words.
- Encounter sight words, short words such as cat and sun, and printed color and number words.
Early math and visual reasoning
- Recognize number words from one through ten and familiar shapes.
- Match related items, place puzzle pieces, and plan a route through a maze.
Science and school routines
- Plant seeds and explore the plants they produce.
- Encounter the seasons, snack time, nap time, and real school settings.
Creativity and touch practice
- Mix colors, paint vowels, and draw with virtual crayons.
- Guide guinea pigs and place objects using touch.
Mini-Games
11 educational games, 13 narrated videos, and interactive classroom extras.
First Letter Sounds
Play. Listen to a letter sound and connect it with a word.
Practice. Letter-sound awareness across all 26 letters.
Nap Time
Play. Match toys with the children who need them.
Practice. Visual matching and a familiar classroom routine.
Puzzles
Play. Move pieces into place to complete pictures.
Practice. Spatial reasoning and part-to-whole relationships.
Science: Grow Seeds
Play. Choose and plant seeds, then explore what grows.
Practice. Plant science, observation, and sequence.
Number Words
Play. Recognize written number words from one through ten.
Practice. Connecting number vocabulary with print.
Snack Time
Play. Pass out snacks to children in the classroom.
Practice. Visual attention and controlled placement.
Crazy Vowel Paint
Play. Mix colors to reveal and paint a vowel.
Practice. Vowel recognition and color exploration.
Crayon Coloring
Play. Choose colors and make a picture.
Practice. Creative expression and touch control.
Color Train
Play. Match colored blocks to the correct train cars.
Practice. Color recognition and matching.
Escaped Guinea Pigs
Play. Find the guinea pigs and return them to their cage.
Practice. Visual attention and controlled movement.
Guinea Pig Maze
Play. Guide a guinea pig through a maze to its food.
Practice. Planning and spatial reasoning.
See the game in action
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Learning in context
The explorable classroom gives children a familiar setting for varied activities. Spoken prompts, short tasks, classroom routines, and Grandma's encouragement connect early learning with a school day.
Try it together
After growing seeds in the game, plant a seed together and draw what changes over the next few days.
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.
From the App Store
Customer reviews
Selected five-star customer stories, in their own words. These excerpts reflect the app versions the reviewers used.
There are so many creative centers of play she continues to discover new games and puzzles each time we explore the classroom.
…there is a paint a letter game that is not overly complicated that he can do independently…
…passing out the food for snack and loves getting to give grandma a high five when she finishes an activity.
I have LOVED watching my grandchildren master skills in these apps over the years…
Awards, reviews & App Store history
Recognition for Grandma's Preschool
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
2015
Read the review (PDF)Educational App Store
5-star Certification
2015
Award publisher
Published reviews & coverage
Appysmarts
Review
Children’s Technology Review
Review · 2015
Review in the December 2015 issue (PDF).
Common Sense Media
Review
iGameMom
Review
iPad Kids
Review · 2015
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.
AppyMall
Review · 2015
Best Apps for Kids
Review
Educational App Store
Certification review · 2015
Commissioned certification assessment.
Geeks With Juniors
Review
Smart Apps for Kids
Review
The iMums
Review
The iPhone Mom
Review
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 3–6
- Apple age information
- 4+; Made for Ages 0–5
- Devices
- iPhone and iPad
- Minimum system
- iOS 15.0 or iPadOS 15.0
- App language
- English, as listed by Apple
- Included content
- 11 educational games, 13 narrated videos, and interactive classroom extras.
- U.S. download price
- $3.99 USD
- Public version
- 1.8.0
- Version release date
- 2026-08-10
- 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 Preschool designed for?
Its current game description specifies ages 3–6. Exploring school routines and early words are useful starting points. Individual children vary; explore the activities and screenshots together.
Can children play before they can read?
Many activities use spoken prompts, pictures, matching, colors, and touch exploration. The app also introduces sight words, letter sounds, and printed number words. A younger child may benefit from an adult playing alongside them.
What can we try away from the screen?
After growing seeds in the game, plant a seed together and draw what changes over the next few days.
Which devices can run the app?
The current U.S. listing requires iOS or iPadOS 15.0 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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