🧸 Learning games, ages 3–8

Kids Corner

Counting, colours, shapes and patterns. Instructions are read aloud, so children who can't read yet can play on their own.

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About Kids Corner

Eight short games for children aged 3 to 8: counting, shapes and colours, patterns, letters, a piano and a drawing board. Every instruction is read aloud, so a child who can’t read yet can play on their own, and the buttons are big enough for small fingers.

There are no ads and no tracking on these pages, nothing to download and no sign-up. Stars and progress stay on your own phone or tablet.

A good way in: Golu’s path at the top of this page picks a few games for today. Ten or fifteen minutes is plenty at this age.

Questions parents ask

Are these games free?

Yes, every one of them. There is no sign-up, nothing to buy and nothing to download: they play in the browser.

Which game suits which age?

At 3 to 5, start with Count and Tap, Find the Shape, Memory Match, Which Has More? and What Comes Next?. Akshar, for ages 3 to 6, teaches letters by tracing them. Golu’s Piano and Rang Birangi suit the whole range, 3 to 8.

Are there ads on the children’s games?

No. Pages made for children carry no ads and no analytics, and no one can chat or message on them.

Where is my child’s progress saved?

On the phone or tablet they play on, in the browser. We don’t ask for a name or an email. The page for parents explains how to clear it.

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