Fun puzzles for little fingers.
Difficulty Getting bigger!
Style
Story (optional)
Start with Easy (tiny maze). Let them try before showing hints.
Talk about the path: “Which way should the frog go?”
Drag backward to undo: let them discover this on their own.
If mazes feel easy, try Style → Confusing paths (loops + tricky starts) before just making the grid bigger.
Daily Maze is a nice shared ritual; print worksheets for trips.
Tap the glowing dot to start
Category
Difficulty
Easy mode has bigger dots for little fingers.
Use Numbers for counting practice, Letters for ABC practice, Skip Counting for math.
Auto-hint gently pulses the next dot if they get stuck: leave it on for younger kids.
The picture stays hidden until the last connection. That’s the big reveal!
Daily glyph
Pick a letter to trace
Stroke ideas follow common manuscript teaching (pull down, slide right, circle) used in programs like Zaner-Bloser, written here in plain language for little kids.
Type
Case
Guides
Tap a green card to flip it!
Nice!
Theme
Difficulty
Start with Easy (2×2, just 4 cards). Perfect for ages 2–3.
Animals and Colors themes work best for little ones who can’t read yet.
Let them take their time: memory improves with repetition, not speed.
The star rating is always encouraging: everyone gets at least one star.
Daily Match is a nice 2-minute morning routine.
Find the hidden words
Category
Difficulty
Easy mode uses short 3–4 letter words in a small grid — great for early readers.
Picture clues next to each word help kids connect letters to meaning.
Drag across letters to select — show them once, they’ll get it.
Print worksheets for quiet time, road trips, or waiting rooms.
Skip Counting on Connect the Dots pairs well with Word Search for a short learning session.
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