What is Osmo? Osmo makes hands-on learning games in which players use objects in the real world to interact with the digital world shown on their iPad or Fire tablets. Children playing Osmo have so much fun they don't realize they are learning.

Osmo fosters learning in key areas such as fine motor skills, creative problem solving, and STEAM (science, technology, engineering, art, and mathematics). We believe in healthy tablet play for kids with a good balance of fun and learning with plenty of physical play away from a screen.

Osmo is a unique gaming system with an artificial intelligence bridging the real and digital world, bringing lesson plans to life by creating an interactive learning experience for all students, using an iPad, concrete manipulatives, and educational strategies to foster engaging and positive learning experience through ...

Osmo Education is designed to provide learning tools that have school-friendly, washable and durable PLASTIC pieces as well as support lesson plans in all core subject areas for teachers and administrators to keep their students connected.

The suite of Osmo games include apps that feature drawing, literacy, physics puzzles, spatial reasoning, coding, and more. Each one offers an "augmented reality" experience where mobile apps bring real-world accessories to life.

The suite of Osmo games include apps that feature drawing, literacy, physics puzzles, spatial reasoning, coding, and more. Each one offers an "augmented reality" experience where mobile apps bring real-world accessories to life.

It should actually provide a good amount of educational value. To be sure, Osmo is not a complete curriculum or replacement for learning. Though it's interactive apps Osmo does, however, offer a powerful focused skill-based learning in a variety of core areas for kids in its target age range (3-12).

Kids can build literacy skills (reading, spelling, writing, and handwriting) with these Osmo games: 1) Words, Words Education, Words Explorers and Words Chomp (played with Words letter tiles); 2) ABCs and Lettertopia (played with Sticks and Rings). Handwriting skills can be improved with Osmo Masterpiece.