Learning Games
Games I built for my daughters, free for any child
Games I built for my daughters, around the subjects they study at school. Hints, step-by-step explanations, points and records, and a spaced-repetition "Tekrar Kutusu" that brings back what a player got wrong. Player profiles with 37 characters or a picture. No accounts: progress stays in the player's own browser.
- Play together: a card game, a memory game and Tombala take any topic as a deck (integers, capitals, English words, idioms), so the game a child already loves carries the lesson. Siblings play on two tablets with a four-digit room code, or against the computer.
- Pandi & Pengu TV: 173 short animated episodes with narration explain the hardest topics, stop to ask the child, end with an activity card and link to the games, most of them in five languages.
- Interests steer the content: 23 categories and 115 branches, and reading texts that match a player's interests come first.
- Rewards, drawing and exam prep: an album of 288 stickers in themed collections, Pandi's workshop, a drawing notebook with sticker scenes and a postcard maker, an exam countdown and a school-term setting.
- Sound and progress that travels: sound effects and short end-of-world tunes, and a code that moves a profile between the home-screen app, the browser or another device.
- Grades 1 to 8, in five languages: spoken games for children who cannot read yet, LGS preparation in grade 8, and Spanish, French, German and Italian next to English, grouped by CEFR level with A1 games for ages 7 to 10.
- School in the family's language: 94 games in maths, science, thinking and general knowledge also play in English, Italian, German and French, with subject terms in the language the child is taught in.
- Thinking and feelings, from preschool: 27 games on attention, working memory, planning, reasoning, emotions and calm, with difficulty set against published age norms.
- Learn, try, test: every game opens with study cards in three steps, Öğren, Dene and Sına, in Turkish and in the English, Italian, German and French versions.
- Find it by textbook: a view that finds games by the school textbook, grade, subject and page, written-exam packs for grade 7, and a class space that shares the quiz and exam calendar through an encrypted code.
- Tap a word, hear it: tap a foreign word for its meaning and pronunciation. Every game is read aloud in the site's own neural voice, and mixed-language sentences switch voice with the language.
