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Games that practice real skills

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.

Now playingPre-K, best with a grown-up nearby

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.

All games, by age

New games are added as they're finished. Each one practices a single skill, so you know what it's for.

Pre-KCurious Explorer
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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.

K-5
Coming soon

Practices calming down

Build Your Calm Corner

Put together your own calm-down space, one choice at a time.

K-5Coming soon
Coming soon

Practices thinking and problem-solving

Brain Builder

Puzzles and challenges for a growing brain.

K-5Coming soon

For grades 6 to 12

Games for older kids and teens. Both are in the works.

Grades 6-8Growing Thinker
Coming soon

Practices working through friendship problems

Friendship Fix-It

Something went wrong with a friend. Figure out what happened and what to try next.

Grades 6-8Coming soon
Grades 9-12Independent Pathfinder
Coming soon

Practices decisions and money

Lifeline

An interactive story where your decisions shape your future, emotionally and financially.

Grades 9-12Coming soon

Nothing picked in these games is saved or sent anywhere. Close the tab and it's gone.