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For ages 3 to 8

Learning,
squished.

Ten minutes a day of play and numbers.

PlayFor grown-ups

Games that feel like toys.

Squishy, bouncy and a little silly. Underneath: counting, shapes, letters and time.

  • Count the stars

    Tap, count, and watch the sky fill up.

    Ages 4 to 6

  • Shape sorter

    Circles, squares and the odd wobbly one.

    Ages 3 to 5

  • Letter soup

    Fish the letters out to spell a word.

    Ages 5 to 7

  • Clock o’clock

    Move the hands until the rooster sings.

    Ages 6 to 8

Ten minutes,
then out to play.

  1. 2 minWarm upA song and one easy round.
  2. 6 minPlayOne game, a little harder each day.
  3. 2 minStar timeStickers, then Blobby waves goodbye.

Stars for trying, not for winning.

A wrong answer is a funny wobble, not a red cross. Every round fills the sticker book a little more.

  • Sticker
  • Sticker
  • Sticker
  • Sticker
  • Sticker
  • Still to earn
  • Still to earn
  • Still to earn

For grown-ups

See what clicks.

A calm page for you, behind a grown-ups lock: what your child played, what is getting easy, and what to try at the kitchen table.

  • No ads, not one
  • No chat with strangers
  • Stops by itself after ten minutes
  • Works without the internet

Mila, 5This week

  • 6days played
  • 48stars
  • 1 to 20counts now
  • Mon6 minutes
  • Tue9 minutes
  • Wed0 minutes
  • Thu8 minutes
  • Fri10 minutes
  • Sat7 minutes
  • Sun8 minutes

Try at home: count the stairs together, out loud.

From a teacher

The children ask for Blobby the way they ask for the sandpit. Then they count the stairs on the way out.
Ruth, teaches a class of five-year-olds

Free to start. Fair for families.

  • Free

    €0a month

    Three games to start with.

    • 3 games
    • 1 child
    • The sticker book
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  • Family

    €4a month

    Every game, for the whole family.

    • All 24 games
    • Up to 4 children
    • The grown-ups view
    • New games each month
    Try a month free

Questions from grown-ups.

Why only ten minutes?

Short and every day works better than long and now and then. After ten minutes Blobby says goodbye, and that is that.

Who makes the games?

A small team with two primary school teachers, who try every game in their own classes first.

Does my child need to read?

No. Every game is spoken and shown, so children who cannot read yet play from the first day.

Can we play without the internet?

Yes. The games are on the tablet, so a car or a plane is fine.

Ready, steady, squish!

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