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Fun Zone
Practice that feels like play.
Fifteen games built from the topics students are learning, plus an avatar, a pet and a daily streak. Children come back because they want to — and every game is real practice.
- Same topics as class work
- No grades, no rankings
- Nothing to buy
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Games
Fifteen ways to practise.
Each game suits a different skill — recall, vocabulary, sequencing, reasoning or explaining.
- Flashcards
- Memory Match
- Crossword
- Word Search
- Anagrams
- Bingo
- Escape Room
- Quiz Show
- Timeline
- Word Relay
- Pictionary
- Debate Arena
- Tower Defense
- Number Tower
- Concept Map
A place of their own
Something to look forward to every day.
Their own avatar
Designed by them on their first visit, and dressed up with items they earn.
A pet that grows
It grows when they practise regularly — not when they rush.
A daily streak
Counted only on days they really learn. Earned streak shields cover a missed day.
Sparks and badges
Earned by effort and progress. Nothing can be bought with real money.
Growing, not graded
Celebrating how they learn.
Children see their achievements and how they are growing as learners — staying with a hard problem, spotting patterns, explaining their thinking — always in positive words, never as a score.
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Together
Play with the class.
Class challenges
Teachers run a live game with the whole class, with points for effort as well as speed.
Weekly class quest
The class works together against a weekly challenge. Everyone contributes; nobody is ranked.
Small-group play
A few classmates play the same game together with shared progress.
FAQ
Common questions
Is the Fun Zone just games?
The games use the same topics and questions as class work, so a round of Memory Match on fractions is real fractions practice.
Do Fun Zone results go in the gradebook?
No. The Fun Zone earns rewards, not grades. A child can enjoy a streak even while a topic is still hard for them.
Are there leaderboards?
Only in live class challenges, which a teacher chooses to run. Everywhere else, children see their own progress, not a ranking.
Can parents turn games off?
Yes. A parent can switch games off for the family, and a school can switch them off for its students.
Does my child talk to an AI in the Fun Zone?
The Fun Zone companion, Curio, follows fixed, child-safe scripts. It doesn’t use an AI model to talk to children.
Let your child try the Fun Zone.
Join the family pilot and we will set up your account, or ask us to show it to your school.