Count a little snack.
Touch, collect, and count together.

Three levels, from 1–5 to 1–20 objects.
Open the counting game →✦ LITTLE GAMES. SHARED DISCOVERIES.
Count a snack. Spot a shape. Build a word. Fourteen small activities give you and your child a place to begin.
Ages 1–2: grown-ups lead real-world play away from the screen.
Touch, collect, and count together.

Three levels, from 1–5 to 1–20 objects.
Open the counting game →DIFFERENT LITTLE DISCOVERIES
Choose the age group, then a comfortable level. Age ranges are starting points, not a test.
Count collections, find colors and shapes, and explore simple patterns together.
Each interactive game has three levels. Each activity for ages 1–2 offers five real-world play ideas.
A SIMPLE FAMILY OFFER
This is our planned launch offer. Sales are not open yet. Try counting for free, or unlock your existing Family Pass.
Keep coming back to our first counting activity.
Counting Level 1 is free to replay.
For one household’s personal use.
One payment. No automatic renewal.
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The planned pass covers the 14 listed activities for 12 months from purchase. Any applicable tax will be shown at checkout when sales open.
GROWN-UP QUESTIONS
Created with care by Monica Kimaro.
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All 14 current activities for one household for 12 months: 11 interactive games with three levels each, three parent-led activities with five play ideas each, journeys, spoken instructions, voice options, and browser-saved practice totals. It will not renew automatically.
The ages 1–2 section is for a grown-up to read and use away from the screen with the child. It focuses on familiar words, movement, and real objects. Interactive games are grouped for ages 3–4 and 5–7.
Read or listen to the prompts together. Spoken voice choices and sound vary by browser and device. You can choose an available voice, adjust the pace, or switch speech off.
Completed activities are recorded in the same browser. Records do not sync between devices; clearing browser data clears the record. The games do not ask for a child’s name, email, photo, date of birth, or microphone recording. The website host may process ordinary connection information.
Counting, colors, shapes, matching, patterns, sorting, number order, listening, initial sounds, familiar word building, addition, and subtraction. These activities offer practice, not an assessment or a promise of learning results.
ONE LITTLE MOMENT TO BEGIN
Start with a friendly counting activity and follow their curiosity.