Play, Laugh, Learn!

We believe that learning should be fun, dynamic, and personalized. For over 20 years, we've helped children develop critical skills through one-on-one tutoring, small group classes, and now—through our very own educational games!

  • Designed by Experts

    Created by experienced educators with 40+ years in literacy and early childhood development.

  • Learning Through Play

    Engaging, fast-paced games that make learning feel like fun, not a chore.

  • Built for Real Life

    Compact, durable, and perfect for use at home, school, or on the go.

Built for Learning, Designed for Fun

Why Choose Little Learners NYC Games?

Designed by experienced educators, our games help kids build literacy, math, and problem-solving skills while encouraging critical thinking, creativity, and independent learning. Perfect for playdates, classrooms, and family fun.

Our Story & What We Believe

About Little Learners NYC


Founded by passionate educators Donna Sheynfeld and Cortney Bowen, Little Learners NYC brings nearly 40 years of combined experience to empower young learners. We celebrate individuality, encourage curiosity, and redefine education through fun.

FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions

What ages are your games best for?

Most of our games are ideal for children ages 3–8, but some work great up to age 10 depending on reading level.

Are your games aligned with school standards?

Yes! Our content is designed to support Common Core literacy and math standards, as well as speech and phonics programs.

Do I need to know how to teach phonics to use the games?

Not at all! Each game is intuitive and includes instructions. Kids can play independently or with minimal adult support.

Are the materials safe and durable?

Yes. All cards are printed on high-quality, child-safe materials built to last through repeated play.

Let the Learning Begin!

Explore a collection that blends education with joy. Created by expert educators, our games are perfect for playdates, classrooms, family time, and anywhere learning happens.