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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The games you can play today
The picture on the 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.
Play Square · 3–5
11 gamesJunior Square · 6–11
10 gamesAnd 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.
52 sets · 1040 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
So what does each Square actually learn?
Open one at a time — every activity says which skill it trains.
The Play Square
Ages 3–5
Early math, vocabulary, and emotional identification. Highly visual and voice-guided by the Kidsquare Bear.
Bubble Pop: 1-2-3!
Number recognition & sequence — pop floating numbers.
▶ PlayHungry Bear's Picnic!
1-to-1 correspondence — drag exact amounts of food to a plate.
▶ PlayThe Magic Shape Sorter!
2D shape identification & spatial awareness.
The Toy Box Tidy-Up!
Logic & sorting by color and size.
▶ PlayThe Great Bird Seesaw!
Quantity comparison — more vs. less on a balancing seesaw.
The Emotion Detective
Naming feelings from character expressions.
▶ PlayBreathe with Beary
Slow, deep breathing to calm down — Beary is asleep, and his tummy rises and sinks with the breath.
▶ PlayMusical Math
Counting through beats — compose songs by snapping musical blocks.
Every game we are building
96 brain games — 24 for each Square. Every one happens in the same valley, is hosted by someone from the family, and trains one clear skill.
12 playable today · 84 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.
- Hungry BearCounting to 5 · The bear's cave
- Bubble PopNumber recognition · The bubble garden
- Toy Tidy-UpSorting & set-shifting · The playroom
- The Emotion DetectiveNaming feelings · The feelings tree
- Follow MeSequencing & span · The toy shelf
- Which Colour Vanished?Visual working memory · The playroom
- Big, Middle, SmallSeriation · The sunny field
- Whose Shadow?Shape matching · The feelings tree
- Counting StarsOne-to-one correspondence · The night nursery
- What's That Sound?Auditory discrimination · The sunny field
- Line Them UpPatterns (AB, AAB) · The playroom floor
- Wash-Up StepsProcedural sequencing · The kitchen sink
- Sock PairsMatching · The laundry basket
- Slow & FastInhibition (go / no-go) · The sunny field
- Falling FruitTracking & timing · The orchard
- Plant the SeedShape into slot · Kham's garden
- What Comes Next?Temporal order · The playroom
- Follow the DrumRhythm imitation · The sunny field
- Hide & SeekObject permanence · The bubble garden
- Mother & BabyCategorisation · The sunny field
- Heavy or LightPhysical intuition · Pang's kitchen
- Colour MixingCause & effect · Sin's studio
- Which Path Home?Simple maze · The sunny field
- Breathe with BearySelf-regulation · The moonlit nursery
Junior Square · 6–11
White Wood & the valley at work
Now the rules can change mid-game — which is where executive function actually lives.
- Astro-MathArithmetic fluency · The night sky
- Number WhackSelective attention · Kham's garden
- Pizza FractionsFractions · Pang's kitchen
- Pattern PathWorking memory · White Wood
- Whose Tool Is This?Semantic association · The village square
- The Rule ChangedSet-shifting · The workshop
- Tell It BackVerbal working memory · The owl library
- Word WindSpelling · White Wood
- Balance the ScalesAlgebraic thinking · The workshop
- Number ShadowsMental rotation · The night sky
- Spot the ChangeVisual attention · Pang's kitchen
- Recipe OrderPlanning · Pang's kitchen
- Lantern LogicDeductive reasoning · White Wood
- Don't Press RedInhibition · The night sky
- Memory MapSpatial memory · White Wood
- Garden OrdersMulti-step instructions · Kham's garden
- Faster Than FearProcessing speed · The night sky
- Odd One OutCategorisation · The owl library
- Build the BridgePlanning & physics · White Wood
- Fraction ScalesEquivalence · Pang's kitchen
- The Owl's CipherSymbol substitution · The owl library
- When Anger ComesEmotional regulation · The feelings tree
- Turn It In Your HeadMental rotation · The workshop
- Light Every LanternRoute planning · White Wood
Teen Square · 12–17
The Observatory
Dark by default, never patronising. The EQ here is pressure, comparison and focus.
- Constellation SortCategorisation under load · The dome
- Star n-BackWorking memory (n-back) · The dome
- Task SwitchSet-shifting · The dome
- The Colour TrapInhibition (Stroop) · The study loft
- Plot the RoutePlanning (Tower of London) · The cliff path
- Digit SpanVerbal span · The study loft
- Matrix LogicFluid reasoning · The dome
- Reaction WindowProcessing speed · The cliff path
- Faces & NamesAssociative memory · The village festival
- 3D RotationMental rotation · The dome
- Under PressureDecision under time · The cliff path
- Read BetweenInference · The study loft
- The Balance BoardPrioritisation · The study loft
- Before the ExamAnxiety regulation · The quiet pool
- The Voice InsideCognitive reframing · The quiet pool
- Mental Maths SprintNumeracy under load · The dome
- Order of EventsLong sequencing · The study loft
- Spot the Bad StatCritical thinking · The study loft
- Focus in NoiseSelective attention · The festival
- Dual N-BackWorking memory (hard) · The dome
- Plan the BudgetExecutive planning · The market
- The Comparison TrapEQ: social comparison · The study loft
- One Wave at a TimeFocus (single-tasking) · The quiet pool
- Asking for HelpEQ: help-seeking · The study loft
Silver Square · 65+
Silver Lake
≥18px, high contrast, large targets — and not one timer anywhere.
- Memory MatchVisual recall · The lake
- Breathe with BearyCalm · The moonlit nursery
- Name the FaceAssociative memory · The tea house
- What's Missing?Visual working memory · The tea house
- Days in OrderTemporal orientation · The tea house
- Count the ChangeEveryday numeracy · The market
- The Recipe I KnowProcedural recall · The tea house
- Name the AnimalsVerbal fluency · The jetty
- Find the DifferenceVisual attention · The lake
- Match the BirdsongAuditory memory · The jetty
- The Old SongsLong-term recall & mood · The tea house
- Cast, Wait, ReelSequencing · The jetty
- What to Plant WhenSemantic memory · Kham's garden
- The Lakeside WalkSpatial memory · The lake
- Rhyme TimeLanguage · The tea house
- Counting BackwardsAttention · The jetty
- Tell Your StoryNarrative & dignity · The tea house
- The Stone BoardStrategy · The tea house
- Set the TableEveryday planning · The tea house
- The Same LeafDiscrimination · The lake
- Know My MedicineDaily-living memory · The tea house
- The GrandchildrenFamily recall · The tea house
- The Slow WalkMindful movement · The jetty
- Small GratitudesMood · The lake
Plus 26 household games over on the activities page — 4 of them playable.
Adaptive difficulty
Answer three in a row correctly and the challenge rises. Struggle, and it gently steps back — never bored, never overwhelmed.
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.
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.





















