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A school for every stage of life.

Select a Square below to explore our interactive games, structured lessons, and mindfulness tools. Every game adapts to the learner and ships with a built-in EQ safety net.

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120 things you can open today · not one countdown clock

The games you can play today

Open one Square at a time — each says what it learns and what you can play today. The picture on a card is the actual room you are about to walk into, not an icon, and every game has a breath waiting in it for when you miss too many times in a row.

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The Play Square

Ages 3–5

Early math, vocabulary, and emotional identification. Highly visual and voice-guided by the Kidsquare Bear.

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Number Sense

Hungry Bear's Picnic

Give the bear exactly the right number of snacks.

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Make Your Own Scene

Pick a painted place, then fill it with trees, animals and anything else you like. Nothing here can be wrong.

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Put the Rooms In

Read what happens in each empty space, then move the right room into it — and mind which floor it belongs on.

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The Nail Salon

Pick a polish, paint the nails, add a sticker — then take orders from customers who name the finger they mean.

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Popcorn

Pick every kernel off the cob, tip them in the pan, then tap each one and watch it pop. The count never changes.

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What Happens First

Three painted moments, shuffled. Put them in the order they happen — then find out why that order is the only one.

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The Washing Line

The socks are pegged out in the wrong order. Tap two to swap them, until every pair stands side by side.

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The Frog and the Flies

Tap an insect and the frog's tongue takes it. Each round says which ones to catch — and which to leave alone.

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Number Sense

Bubble Pop: 1-2-3!

Pop the number the Kidsquare Bear calls out.

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Analysis

The Toy Box Tidy-Up!

Sort each item into the matching colour bin.

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Emotion Recognition

The Emotion Detective

Match the face to the feeling.

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Working Memory

Follow Me!

Watch the order Miro shows you, then tap it back.

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Vocabulary Development

Where Is It?

The cat is ON the box — or IN it? Drag the right position word into the sentence and learn where everything is, in Thai and English.

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Observation

Whose Shadow?

A duck, a giraffe and a key have all left their shadows on the grass. Drag each picture back onto the shadow with the same shape — or tap the picture, then tap the shadow.

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Observation

Summer I-Spy

Find every crab, every ice cream, every shell — and count as you go.

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Imagination

The Design Studio

Invent a cookie, a cupcake, a sundae — or your own future. Then tell us about it.

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Creative Expression

Sea Glass Studio

Set frosted sea glass into a frame and hang it where the light comes through — then say who it's for.

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Observation

Dress-Up Match

Find the three wearing the same outfit — or the three who don't. Sharp eyes for colour, pattern and style.

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Number Sense

Count & Match

Count the little things, then tap the number that matches how many you see.

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Geometry & Spatial Reasoning

Butterfly Symmetry

One wing is decorated — colour the other to match, exactly mirrored down the middle.

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Following Instructions

Colour Climb

Poppy calls a glowing hold — the big purple one! — and you tap it to climb the wall.

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Number Sense

Order Climb

Numbers and letters on the holds — tap them in order (1→6, A→F, then by twos) to climb.

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Phonological & Phonics Skills

First Sound Safari

Poppy says a sound — tap the animal whose name starts with it. The first step of learning to read, by ear.

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Attention Control

Key Code

The key says what each picture is worth — then every question is asked in pictures. Look it up, then add. Or follow a colour sequence round the ring.

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Listening for Understanding

Can You?

A floor game round a screen: roll, walk your token, and actually do what the square says. Land on an I-can't square — flying to the moon, drinking the sea — and you walk back to Start, laughing.

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Observation

What's Missing?

Two shelves, and one thing has gone from the second — find it. Or find the one thing on the line with no pair.

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Writing Foundations

Letter Roads

Every number and letter is a road. Drive the car from the green light to the STOP sign — one stroke at a time, in the order a hand really writes.

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Reading Fluency

Super Cart

Push the cart down the aisle and grab the groceries on your list — by picture, by letter, or by word.

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Collaboration in Creativity

Doodle Party

Everyone gets the same prompt and draws it on their own little canvas — watch each other's pictures appear live, then hand out hearts.

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Geometry & Spatial Reasoning

Build It

Look at the plan, then drag each piece into its place. The shape AND the colour have to match — and some pieces belong to nothing.

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Geometry & Spatial Reasoning

From Above

A stack of rings from the side — now imagine floating up and looking straight down. Which picture is the same thing?

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Vocabulary Development

Opposites Lab

Don't memorise opposites — make them happen. Pour it full, scrub it clean, pump it big, switch it on, and watch the word change with it.

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Home Living Skills

Clean-Up Time

Three jobs you can actually see finish: wipe the fog off a window until the view comes back, tap the last stain off a dish, and put every piece of rubbish in the bin it belongs in — and find out why it goes there.

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Analysis

Sort It

Two baskets and one rule. Drag each painted thing to the side it belongs on — land or water, eat it or use it, inside or outside — and find the one or two that make you stop and think.

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Coming next

Logic

The Magic Shape Sorter!

2D shape identification & spatial awareness.

Math

The Great Bird Seesaw!

Quantity comparison — more vs. less on a balancing seesaw.

Creativity

Musical Math

Counting through beats — compose songs by snapping musical blocks.

And the half of it that isn't a game

The single-player games are the front door. These four are the reason a family is still here in month three.

The weekly plan

Three activities a week, no subject split — with a note under every one saying what it actually builds.

4 squares · maths and English never dropped

Vocabulary

6 games on one word list — a word only counts as learned once you've beaten it in three different ones.

53 sets · 1070 words · nothing locked

Play as a household

One device passed round the room, or one each — and the score belongs to the house. Nobody beats anybody.

4 games · 2–8 players

Off the screen

Scavenger hunts and bingo — Kidsquare hands you a card and then gets out of the way. The rest of it is a real seashell.

12 hunts · close the tab, the ticks survive

Every game we are building

199 brain games — 49.75 for each Square. Every one happens in the same valley, is hosted by someone from the family, and trains one clear skill.

110 playable today · 89 still to build — and we are listing all of them before they exist.

Play Square · 3–5

The Warm Sunny Field & Miro's playroom

Big targets, one instruction at a time, voice-led — no game here needs a child to read.

Junior Square · 6–11

White Wood & the valley at work

Now the rules can change mid-game — which is where executive function actually lives.

Teen Square · 12–17

The Observatory

Dark by default, never patronising. The EQ here is pressure, comparison and focus.

Silver Square · 65+

Silver Lake

≥18px, high contrast, large targets — and not one timer anywhere.

Plus 26 household games over on the activities page — 4 of them playable.

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Adaptive difficulty

Answer three in a row correctly and the challenge rises. Struggle, and it gently steps back — never bored, never overwhelmed.

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The 'Take a Breath' intervention

Three tough misses in a row pauses the module. The Kidsquare Bear invites a 10-second breath before trying again.

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Kind failure states

We never flash a cold 'Incorrect.' Instead: 'Not quite yet — let's look at the steps together.' Positivity is coded in.

The Kidsquare Rule in action

Notice what happens when you miss a few in a row: the game never says a cold “Incorrect.” It offers a gentle retry, and if frustration keeps building it pauses everything for a calming breath — then quietly steps the difficulty down so you can rebuild confidence. Every Kidsquare game ships with this EQ safety net.

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