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Kids Learning App is an Android application designed to make early childhood learning engaging and fun. Children explore seven picture-based quiz categories — Animals, Colors & Shapes, Food, Numbers, Emotions, Transport, and Things — then unwind with sliding image puzzles, a personal photo memory gallery, and a curated collection of HTML5 browser games.

Quickstart

Clone, build, and run the app on an Android device or emulator in minutes.

Project Structure

Understand how Activities, packages, and resources are organized.

Learning Mode

Explore all seven quiz categories and the scoring system.

Puzzle & Gallery

Let kids solve sliding puzzles and build a personal photo gallery.

Game Hub

Browse and play curated HTML5 games organized by category.

Configuration

Configure AdMob ads, permissions, and build the release APK.

What’s inside

1

Learning Mode

Seven picture-quiz categories teach children to recognize animals, colors, food, numbers, emotions, transport, and everyday things. Each quiz is a standalone Android Activity that tracks correct and incorrect answers and feeds into the star-based Scoring Page.
2

Sequence Game

The Sequence Game lets parents or teachers chain up to seven quiz categories back-to-back using a simple spinner interface — perfect for custom lesson plans.
3

Puzzle

The Puzzle feature splits any image — either the built-in bird photo or one captured live with the camera — into sliding tiles for a classic jigsaw-style challenge.
4

Memory Gallery

The Gallery stores photos with titles in a local SQLite database. Kids can add images from the camera or device gallery and browse them in a full-screen grid.
5

Game Hub

The Game Hub embeds curated HTML5 games from Famobi and TopGames.com in an Android WebView, organized into Most Played, Popular, Racing, Action, Cards, and Classic categories.
The app targets Android API 19 (KitKat 4.4) and above, so it runs on the vast majority of Android devices in use today.

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