Reading and writing games
Letters first, then the sounds they make, then the words they build. These games follow the order early-years teachers actually use, so nothing arrives before a child is ready for it.
11 games
Trace the alphabet
Learn to write every capital letter with guided, stroke-by-stroke tracing.
Trace it · ages 3–6
NewMy first letters
A gentle start for little hands — just the first six letters, big and slow.
Trace it · ages 2–4
Hungry frogs
The frog is hungry for one letter only — can you spot it before the others?
Catch it · ages 3–6
Fruit finder
Learn fruit names by ear, then find the right one on the tree.
Catch it · ages 2–5
Animal words
Meet an animal, hear its name, say it back. First words made simple.
Learn the words · ages 2–5
NewFood names
Everyday food words, learned at snack speed.
Learn the words · ages 2–5
Spell it out
See the picture, hear the word, then tap the letters in the right order.
Spell it · ages 4–7
Word and picture
Read the word, then find the picture it belongs to. First real reading.
Find the match · ages 4–8
First sounds
Every letter makes a sound. Find the thing that starts with it.
Find the match · ages 3–6
Rhyme time
Two words that end the same way. Hearing rhyme is the first step into reading.
Find the match · ages 4–7
Opposites
Big and small, hot and cold, day and night — the pairs language is built on.
Find the match · ages 3–6
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