Practices reading feelings on faces
Emotion Decoder
Look at the face and name the feeling. Clues when you're stuck, and it reads aloud for kids who aren't reading yet.
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Each game works on one skill, like naming a feeling or calming down. They're sorted by age from Pre-K to Grade 12. No login, and nothing you pick is saved.
For the grown-ups: play it side by side. After each face, make the face at each other, then ask, "When did you feel like that?" Read-aloud uses the browser's built-in voice, for kids who aren't reading yet.
New games are added as they're finished. Each one practices a single skill, so you know what it's for.
Practices reading feelings on faces
Look at the face and name the feeling. Clues when you're stuck, and it reads aloud for kids who aren't reading yet.
Practices calming down
Put together your own calm-down space, one choice at a time.
Practices thinking and problem-solving
Puzzles and challenges for a growing brain.
Games for older kids and teens. Both are in the works.
Practices working through friendship problems
Something went wrong with a friend. Figure out what happened and what to try next.
Practices decisions and money
An interactive story where your decisions shape your future, emotionally and financially.
Nothing picked in these games is saved or sent anywhere. Close the tab and it's gone.