MATHSAges 4–6
Number Garden
Count the flowers and add two small groups together.
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The same gentle activities, with a little extra imagination.
A LITTLE SOMETHING FOR EVERY LEARNER
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Age bands are a guide, not a test. A parent, carer or teacher can help you choose. 11 activities to explore.
ENGLISHAges 4–6
Word Builder
Use a simple clue to find the missing letter.
TIMES TABLESAges 7+
Times Table Trail
Explore tables 1–12, collect stars and see how the numbers fit together.
READINGAges 4–9
Story Spot
Read a little story, then answer a question about it.
PUZZLESAges 4–9
Pattern Path
Spot what repeats and work out what comes next.
MATCHINGAges 4+
Memory Garden
Turn over the cards and find the matching pairs.
CREATIVITYAges 4+
Idea Spark
Let a playful question set your imagination going.
WORD PUZZLESAges 7–9
Word Steps
Join two small word parts to make a new word.
MATHS QUIZAges 7+
Maths Quest
Try questions on numbers, fractions, money and more.
ENGLISH QUIZAges 7+
English Quest
Explore words, grammar, punctuation and meaning.
LOGIC PUZZLESAges 10+
Logic Lab
Follow the clues and give your reasoning a little challenge.
YOUR NEXT LITTLE DISCOVERY
Unicorn Meadow
Take your time. You can pause or stop whenever you like.
A NOTE FOR PARENTS, CARERS & TEACHERS
Thoughtful play.
Honest beginnings.
These games offer short opportunities to practise and explore. They work well as something to enjoy together.
Research from Cambridge explores guided play in early learning. Oxford researchers have studied maths games alongside adult teaching. Our activities use simple representations, short questions and supportive feedback. MIT research cautions that practice on one task does not necessarily carry over to unrelated skills.
Our games have not yet been evaluated with children. Suggested ages are editorial guidance, rather than a validated assessment. These activities do not diagnose or treat dyslexia, ADHD or any other condition, and they do not replace teaching or specialist support.
Reading practice should sit alongside appropriate teaching. A word puzzle is not a complete phonics programme. Responses stay in the current browser session and are not saved or sent to us.
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