Introducing an innovative app designed to engage toddlers and young children in fun, educational games that foster learning and development. Developed under the guidance of Roni Arbiv, a clinical psychologist at Shoham, these games are specifically crafted to boost children's self-confidence through tailored feedback and adjustable difficulty levels, ensuring a challenging yet encouraging experience.

The app features a diverse range of 40 thinking games in Hebrew, tailored for various age groups and skill levels. Here's a glimpse into the enriching world of games available:

• Identifying Shapes for Toddlers: A foundational game that helps young children recognize and differentiate between various shapes.
• Learning Colors with Puzzles for Children: Engaging puzzles that teach children about colors in an interactive and fun way.
• Knowing Numbers: As children progress in learning numbers, they build a puzzle, making the learning process both educational and entertaining.
• Children's Account: A game that introduces basic accounting concepts to young minds.
• Learn Letters: An exciting way to learn the Hebrew alphabet, designed to make learning Hebrew letters fun and original.
• Writing Words - Learning Hebrew: A game focused on helping children learn to write words in Hebrew.
• English for Children: A vibrant game that teaches English letters and builds vocabulary in a fun and original manner.
• Social Understanding: Games that enhance children's social skills and understanding.
• Attention to Details: Activities designed to improve children's attention to detail.
• Imagination and Creativity: Games that encourage imaginative play and creative thinking.
• Connect the Dots: A classic game that helps with number recognition and fine motor skills.
• Find Me!: A fun game that challenges children to find hidden objects.
• Invoice Series: A game that introduces children to the concept of sequences.
• Logical Series: Activities that develop logical thinking and pattern recognition.
• Sliding Puzzle: A challenging puzzle game that enhances problem-solving skills.
• Expired Solitaire: A twist on the classic card game, designed to be educational.
• 2048: A popular number puzzle game that promotes strategic thinking.
• Landscaping Towers: A game that combines fun with learning about structures and balance.
• Morning Organization: A game that helps children learn to organize their morning routine.
• Painting and Drawing for Children: Creative activities that encourage artistic expression.
• Memory Games: Classic games that boost memory and cognitive skills.
• Where Am I?: A game that helps children understand spatial awareness and geography.
• Auditory Memory and Classical Memory: Games that enhance auditory and classical memory skills.
• Scales and Snakes: A double-play game for parents and children, fostering family bonding and learning.
• Tic Tac Toe: A competitive game for parents and children, promoting strategic thinking.
• Playing Feelings: A game for parents and children to identify emotions, enhancing emotional intelligence.
• Attention and Concentration Game: A game designed to develop attention and concentration skills for both parents and children.

These games are not only educational but also designed to be enjoyed by both children and parents, fostering a collaborative learning environment. For more information about the psychological approach behind these games, visit Roni Arbiv's website.