Early Elementary (6-8)
Number sense, world geography, and the memory that makes school work.
The early-elementary stage is when "I learn things on purpose" becomes a habit. The combination of arithmetic, geography, and explicit memorisation matches exactly the curriculum the school is already pushing.
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Math Lab
A lab of timed number drills · arithmetic, trigonometry, prime spotting and fraction sizing, each on its own tab
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Human Timer
A beat-the-clock CAPTCHA speedrun · read distorted codes, pick the right tiles, spot the tilt and tap in order. Race your own personal best
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Geography
Learn world capitals, flags, and geography through interactive map quizzes
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Hangman
Guess the word one letter at a time before the stickman is drawn. Easy 4-letter, medium 5-letter, hard 6+ letter pools
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Connect the Dots
The classic ordered dot-to-dot · tap or drag the numbered dots in order and watch a hidden picture snap into shape, dot by dot
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Is It Reasonable
One short statement about the everyday world · decide if it makes sense, and read why. A common-sense game for children
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Why these games
Math is the arithmetic-fluency drill that homework practice pretends to be. Geography turns "where is that" into a real spatial map of the world. Memory Game makes deliberate memorisation feel like a game it actually is.