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Where should my child start?
Pick your child's age for a simple starting path. These are suggestions, so follow what your child enjoys.
Ages 3 to 5: try these first
- Free playDoodle Pad
- StoryThe Bee Who Said Sorry
- DrawingDraw a Busy Bee
- GamePuzzle Hive
- TracingColor and Trace Studio
- LanguagesHello and Friends
- PrintableTrace the letters A to F
How grown ups can help
- Sit together and read the story aloud, or tap Read it to me and point at the pictures.
- Draw side by side. Do one step each and praise the trying, not the result.
- Little hands tire quickly, so stop while it is still fun.
Good session length: 10 to 15 minutes at a time.
Ages 6 to 7: try these first
- StoryThe Swing Next to Mine
- StoryWhy Do Leaves Change Colour?
- DrawingDraw a Friendly Dino
- GameMath Playground
- GamePhonics and Word Garden
- Every dayDaily Mission
- LanguagesNumbers 1 to 10
How grown ups can help
- Let your child read along with Buzzby, then ask the talk time questions at the end.
- Start with Easy drawings and move to Medium when the steps feel simple.
- Ask them to teach you a word from the Language Corner.
Good session length: 15 to 20 minutes at a time.
Ages 8 to 10: try these first
- StoryFrom Shells to Coins
- StoryDiwali Lights
- DrawingDraw a Zoom Car
- GameBrain Builders
- GameWord Explorers
- CountriesWorld Explorer
- Crafts and recipesMake and Bake
How grown ups can help
- Most kids this age can read and explore on their own. Check in and ask what they found.
- Try the activity at the end of each book together.
- Pick a craft or recipe to do together at the weekend. A grown up handles cutting and the kitchen.
Good session length: 20 to 30 minutes at a time.
Some activities need an account. The sample story, sample drawing, Puzzle Hive and free printables are open to everyone. The Free plan adds the Doodle Pad and 5 selected books, and Premium Digital or Family Premium open everything.
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