Learning and logic games for kids
All games run in the browser and inside Telegram. Each one has 10 stages that open in order, and the difficulty adapts to your child’s age.
Find the pair
- Skill
- Memory
- Age
- ages 2–6
- Stages
- 10 stages
The cards lie face down. Your child turns over two at a time to find matching pictures. Trains visual memory and focus.
From stage to stage
From 2 to 8 pairs; at most 3 pairs for ages 2–3.
Stages 1–2 free
Continue the pattern
- Skill
- Logic
- Age
- ages 4–6
- Stages
- 10 stages
Work out what comes next in a row of shapes and colours. Teaches spotting rules and logical thinking.
From stage to stage
AB, ABB, ABC, AABB, then colour and shape together.
Stages 1–2 free
Colour it in
- Skill
- Creativity
- Age
- ages 2–6
- Stages
- 10 stages
Pick a colour and fill in parts of a picture: an apple, a fish, a house, a car and more. For creativity, learning colours and precise finger movements.
From stage to stage
10 pictures, from 4 to 12 parts.
Stages 1–2 free
Who’s missing?
- Skill
- Focus
- Age
- ages 4–6
- Stages
- 10 stages
Your child remembers a few objects, then one hides — which one is missing? Builds attention and short-term memory.
From stage to stage
From 3 to 6 objects; time to remember goes from 6 to 3 seconds.
Stages 1–2 free
Guess the mood
- Skill
- Feelings
- Age
- ages 2–6
- Stages
- 10 stages
Look at a situation and choose how the character feels. Teaches recognising and naming feelings.
From stage to stage
From happy and sad to angry, surprised, scared and shy.
Stages 1–2 free
Shape houses
- Skill
- Logic
- Age
- ages 2–6
- Stages
- 10 stages
Pick a shape and put it in the matching house. Practises telling shapes apart, sorting and logic.
From stage to stage
From 3 to 6 shapes, then sorting by colour and shape.
Stages 1–2 free
Language courses
Besides the games there are courses in four languages. Words come with pictures, and the Latin-letter reading is always shown (Korean too).
- English10 lessons
- Russian10 lessons
- Korean10 lessons
- German10 lessons
- Ages 2–3: picture cards with the word and how to read it
- Ages 4–5: match a word to one of four pictures
- Age 6: see a letter and find the word that starts with it