Help with long haul flight! iPad games and apps that don't need internet

[Chickatease]

5 year old DD and I have a long haul flight next week. I have downloaded the max allowed on iPlayer of cbeebies shows, we have a hairdressing game and a vets game already. Any good recommendations for apps we'll be able to use on the flight?

Tragic 🤷‍♀️

That's fine, I think if people have nothing helpful to add why bother? Such a simple questions but the majority of answers assume I have never been on a plane or parented before. Bizarre.

@Chickatease it's just that you sound unnecessarily angry and defensive. Nobody is judging your parenting, just trying to make helpful suggestions.

Wow. So rude to people offering excellent suggestions.

A handful have had helpful suggestions. The one who suggested I was jumping to 9 hours of screens before trying books and toys was quite clearly judging my parenting or trying to make herself feel superior.

Please point out the helpful suggestions 😂

Unsurprisingly I have heard of sticker books before. I have pointed out several times I already have a bag of activities. The screen is in addition to the Mumsnet approved books and toys

My 5 year old quite likes one called Drawing For Kids which is just loads of pictures you can decorate with different colours and styles of paint.

How good is your child's reading? My son's favourite game at the moment is to open up Notes and then just hit the predictive word function to make 'silly sentences'. He'll make a really long one and I'll have to read it and vice versa.

Other apps that have been suggested are good too - CBeebies and the Bluey app.

Not many offer free WiFi JetBlue and emirates do I think. Others offer it but you need to pay. There are so many different systems. Free crap speed or pay for good speed.... pay for crap speed..... only 100 connections at a time....its still in its infancy

My dd's like Toca World, you have to pay for the various bits in it but they still play on it aged 9 and 11.
They also like Gacha life which is just designing characters but keeps them occupied.