Meet the Little Genius Starter Kit for Fire tablets
Finally, screen time you feel good about.
Real pieces on the table, their Fire tablet sees what they build: letters, numbers and shapes
- Real pieces they touch, build, and create with — not just tapping glass
- The Fire tablet actually sees what they make and brings it to life
- Passive watching becomes active building. Turning playtime into preschool.
| 4 games | 6 games | |
|---|---|---|
| Letters, phonics, vocabulary, creativity & thinking skills | ✓ | ✓ |
| Counting, numbers, colors & shapes | — | ✓ |
- Real pieces they touch, build, and create with — not just tapping glass
- The Fire tablet actually sees what they make and brings it to life
- Passive watching becomes active building. Turning playtime into preschool.
Real families, real play
Little geniuses in real homes — tag #playosmo #osmosocial to be featured.
@rosiefanuzzi“…easy to set up… magnetic and sticking together so they don't get lost! Super worth the cost with the amount of games you get to play.”
marisa · Verified review
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@sandra__kathya
“…a very rambunctious 4-year-old boy who was struggling with knowing his letters… From the get-go he loved it!”
Katherine Allred · Verified review
@winging_mamahood“For her 4th birthday, we gave her this Little Genius kit, and it was perfect for her age!”
Eric Migicovsky · Verified review
“He's 3 and he will play for hours at a time. Well worth the money to me for him to be learning rather than watching youtube.”
Ashey · Verified reviewHow Osmo works
A skill behind every game
First letters, first numbers, first stories — every game builds a real preschool skill, disguised as play.
Packed with preschool fun
Everything you need to play is in the box.
- ✓ Kid-proof pieces — BPA-free silicone, dishwasher-safe
- ✓ Just add your Fire tablet — no WiFi needed
Why not just an app — or YouTube?
| Little Genius | Learning apps | YouTube & shows | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Interactive letters & numbers practice | ✓ | ✓ | — |
| Real pieces in their hands | ✓ | — | — |
| Talking & taking turns, not zoning out | ✓ | — | — |
| What it costs over time | One-time purchase | Usually a subscription | “Free” — with ads |
Loved by grown-ups, too
Hands-on play is magic — it pulls everyone in. Kids talk, take turns, and laugh with the people around them, instead of tapping and zoning out alone.
Trusted by teachers in 40,000+ classrooms
Osmo’s Little Genius Starter Kit Gives Young Learners Interactive, Hands-On Educational Experience | Tech Review
Read article →It didn’t even cross my oldest son’s mind that this was an educational tool — he thought he was just playing a new fun game.
Read article →To say I am impressed with the Osmo Little Genius Starter Kit* is an understatement and not just because it helps with my mummy guilt. I have not seen Kipper so engaged with an educational toy before.
Read article →Will it work with my Fire tablet?
Search your model and we'll tell you.
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Not sure which one you have? It's in Settings → Device Options. The minimum Fire OS version needed is 7.
Will it work with my Fire tablet?
Search your model and we'll tell you.
Trouble with the picker? See every kit and tablet ›
Not sure which one you have? It's in Settings → Device Options. The minimum Fire OS version needed is 7.
Love it, or send it back
Try it risk-free. If the little one isn't hooked, free returns and your money back — no fuss.
Still made & supported today — updated to work with recent Fire tablets.
What families are saying
Little has loved it!
Pretty straight forward and easy to set up with the cool little feature of them being magnetic and sticking together so they don't get lost! Super worth the cost with the amount of games you get to play.
Fantastic learning game that truly engages a 3-year-old
The hands-on pieces combined with the iPad make learning feel like play, and it keeps my child engaged far longer than typical screen time. … my child is touching shapes, forming letters, and thinking through solutions rather than just tapping.
This is AMAZING!
I have a very rambunctious 4-year-old boy who was struggling with knowing his letters. … I had bought the alphabet flash cards and he had zero interest in them. … From the get-go he loved it! The bear gives encouraging feedback and asks the child if they want to try again if it doesn't match.
This game is great!
We also have the older-kid version (Genius Kit) … when my niece (3 years old) tried to play the older one, she was too young. For her 4th birthday, we gave her this Little Genius kit, and it was perfect for her age!