For little ones
Kids’ Play Zone
Simple, colourful games your child can play on a phone, tablet or computer — with big buttons, calm colours and no “wrong” answers. Sit with your child, choose a game and enjoy it together.
- Start on Easy and switch to Medium when your child is ready.
- Kid mode fills the screen and hides everything else.
- Keep it short — a few minutes at a time is plenty.
- Play together. Cheer every try, not just the right answers.
Choose a game
Eye–hand coordination and visual tracking
Tracking moving objects and reaching accurately
Visual attention and scanning
Spotting and reaching for targets on a dark background
Dragging with control, and sorting into groups
Finger control and tracing a path (a pre-writing skill)
Visual matching and attention to detail
Number order, planning and finger control
Counting objects (1–5, or 1–10 on Medium)
Linking a number to an amount
Size concepts — big, small (and middle-sized on Medium)
Categories and noticing what is different
Picture matching
Spotting and continuing patterns
Recognising objects by their outline
General knowledge and making connections
Listening to instructions and colour recognition
Listening and linking sounds to animals
Recognising feelings in faces
Recognising letters (capital and small letters on Medium)
Early phonics — hearing the first sound of a word
Visual memory and taking turns with attention
Imitation, attention and sequence memory
Free creative play and finger control — calming
Cause and effect — learning that “my touch makes something happen”
First words — linking a picture to its name
Calming sensory play and following movement with the eyes
Early addition with pictures (up to 5, or 10 on Medium)
Early subtraction — how many are left?
Adding and taking away to 20 (Easy) or times tables (Medium)
Number order and counting in steps (2s, 5s, 10s on Medium)
Sequencing — first, next, last (a building block for telling stories)
Careful looking, attention and visual scanning
Planning ahead, problem-solving and direction words
Understanding opposite words — big/small, hot/cold, fast/slow
Early spelling — sounding out short words
Hearing rhymes — an important early-reading skill
Recognising common words used in early reading
Reading, spelling and visual searching
Daily-living steps — washing hands, dressing, morning and bedtime
Social understanding, kindness and staying safe
Understanding how situations make people feel
Reading a clock — o’clock (Easy), half past and quarter past/to (Medium)
Money skills — counting coins to pay the right amount (₹)