Free kids software for mac

Kids Icons is a just incredible icon set! First off there are count em 245 icons and secondly, they are so cool!

Amazingly drawn, these illustrations make great single icons as well as working brilliantly as a set!

Completly freeware for non-commercial use.

Every day is halloween with the Halloween Kids set! You will get a kick out of all of the cuties! This one is all TREAT!

The icons are best viewed in 128x128 at 32bit mode.

Dathorc's Kids 2.0 is created as a simple yet useful color scheme for Kaleidoscope, the control panel that lets you alter the appearance of your Mac's desktop. Dathorc's Kids features a brightly colored design and makes only a few basic changes to the appearance of your windows. Simply drop Dathorc's Kids into your Kaleidoscope Color Schemes folder, and you'll be able to use it right away.

Kids Art Centre 1.0. offers you an ideal bundle of computer stuff every young budding artist should have. Firstly, there's KiDoodle, a super easy-to-use program for painting and drawing. Secondly, there's 35 pieces of clipart to jazz up letters, cards or spreadsheets. Next, there's 10 different printable templates for all kinds of craft things, like aeroplanes, greeting cards, even web-pages! Finally there is a game, PaintWars, to keep young imaginations going. It's very similar to the classic Space Invaders. And last, but not least there's loads of ideas to get you started. - and the best bit of all: this is freeware.

"MiniKidsGames" is a collection of small games for kids, intended to amuse my son, Ryosei (pronounce like Leo-say). All games in the application are easy to play.

I hope your kids also enjoy these games. It also supports full-screen mode so you dont have to be worried about having unknown new items or missing items on your Macs while your kids are playing.

All Games come with sounds and/or music for your kids to get amused!

There are no shortage of programs that allow kids of all ages to bang on the keyboard and display images and shapes and make noise. So why make another?
Because the opportunity exists here to teach kids something instead of just stimulating them. Most of these programs randomly show an image or a shape and play a sound whenever you child hits a key. Thats a fine start, but its not nearly enough.

When your child presses a letter key in KidSafe Keys, KidSafe Keys shows a picture of something that starts with that letter. Simultaneously, a voice reads the letter, and tells your child the name of the picture, the word is also shown. Your child learns the letter, your child learns that letters make up words, your child learns that words can represent things in the world.

KidSafe Keys uses both upper case and lower case letters. When your child presses a number, the number is shown and a voice speaks the number. When your child presses another key (non-number or letter) a shape is displayed and a voice says the name of the shape.

Requirements:
System 7.0 or later.