Think!Think! Games for Kids for Pc

1. Think!Think! is an educational app that uses puzzles, mazes, and mini games to foster children's thinking skills in a fun and entertaining way! All of its educational contents are developed by a professional team of teaching experts who also design problems for the International Mathematical Olympiad and the Global Math Challenge.

2. WonderLab is an award winning Japanese EdTech company that develops educational content and teaching materials in order to serve its mission which is to bring out "a sense of wonder" in children around the world.

3. Premium Course (Monthly fee): 1~6 users are each able to play up to 3 games per day.

4. Standard Course (Monthly fee): 1~3 users are each able to play up to 3 games per day.

5. You can choose up to three of them to play, allowing you to tackle various genres of problems that will help to develop your thinking skills.

6. 1) Learn critical thinking in a fun and effective way: Over 120 mini-games and 20,000 puzzles have been created by our education and gamification experts to cultivate critical thinking skills effectively.

7. You can also choose from a selection of three plays per day or 21 plays per week depending on the play style that best suits the needs of the user.

8. However, you must subscribe to a Standard course or Premium course (see below) if you would like to increase your usage of the app and take full advantage of everything that Think!Think! has to offer.

9. Findings from a joint research study confirmed that the use of the app increases math scores and IQ scores of its users (please visit our website for further details).

10. Free Course (Free): Only one user can play one game per day.

11. 3) Self-directed learning: Think!Think! personalizes the difficulty level of questions based on the kids’ performance which allows children to learn at their own pace.

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