Age of Learning has announced a collaboration with Netflix to release their popular education app, ABCmouse, on the popular streaming service. The ABCmouse app on Netflix includes a “curated collection of ABCmouse’s award-winning learning activities, animated lessons, and books.”
The app is available through the iOS and Android app stores, and included in all Netflix memberships with no extra cost, ads, or in-app purchases. Once downloaded, all of the content is fully playable offline.
ABCmouse is a highly-regarded education app designed for children ages 2 to 8 (with a focus on Pre-K to 1st grade education, ages 4-6). The Netflix version features over 300 interactive games, books, and lessons supporting writing, math, science, art, music, and social-emotional learning.
Educational examples include tracing letters and numbers, building early reading skills through phonics, paint-by-numbers coloring, and learning about different cultures from around the world.
“At ABCmouse, we build an experience that children love with a focus on building strong academic foundations. We start with what children need to learn and build an experience they’ll love around it,” said Alex Galvagni, CEO of Age of Learning. “For more than 15 years, that commitment to both educational rigor and genuine engagement has set ABCmouse apart. Bringing that approach to Netflix is a natural extension of our mission, meeting families on a platform they already trust and giving millions more children a way in.”
“This collaboration is a powerful example of how the right distribution relationship can expand access to high-quality learning,” said Ariella Morik, Vice President of Business Development at Age of Learning. “By bringing proven ABCmouse activities to Netflix members, we’re meeting families in an experience they already know and making it easier for children around the world to engage with meaningful, ad-free learning—wherever they are, even offline.”
While the Netflix version provides hundreds of activities, the full separate ABCmouse membership includes over 13,000 learning activities. Parents can try the app for free for 30 days, and subscribe for $14.99. A single subscription supports up to three child profiles. The full ABCmouse app is also available on the Amazon App and Samsung Galaxy stores.
