Little Red Riding Hood
Find matching pairs from the world of fairy tales.
PlayEvery click is a new discovery. Practice your memory, arrange shapes and explore letters with 58 free games.
Find your gameStart with pictures, words, or numbers. Choose activities by interest and adjust the difficulty when you open a game.
Remember, recognize, repeat.
23 activities ↗Take a closer look.
14 activities ↗One move opens another path.
10 activities ↗From an initial sound to a whole word.
6 activities ↗Give numbers meaning through play.
4 activities ↗Listen, try, and play.
1 activity ↗Begin with familiar pictures, compare visible shapes, and finish with sound. An adult can read each instruction while the child chooses when to continue.
See three activities ↗02 · 🧭Three different tasks for comparing and planning. Follow the sequence or choose just one activity. The order is a suggestion, not a test.
See three activities ↗03 · ✏️Combine sounds, quantities, and hidden words. If the last activity is too difficult, stay with the first two and invent examples from the room.
See three activities ↗Find matching pairs from the world of fairy tales.
PlayMatch cards of the same color.
PlayRemember where the matching numbers are hiding.
PlayMatch each number to the right quantity.
PlayFind pairs of animals from the wild.
PlayMeet the animals and find their matching pairs.
PlayRemember these colorful, friendly monsters.
PlayMatch two identical instruments.
PlayFind matching pairs of people at work.
PlayTrain your memory with sporting pictures.
PlayRecognize and match the same facial expressions.
PlayMatch vehicles that travel by road, sea and air.
PlayFind matching leaves among the face-up cards.
PlayFind two identical animal shadows.
PlayCompare each airplane's color and direction.
PlayFind matching shapes among the face-up cards.
PlayFind the gloves that belong together.
PlaySpot and match identical objects.
PlayCopy a drawing by changing the lines in each cell.
PlayCopy a pattern of colors onto an empty grid.
PlayPut the animals in the same places as the example.
PlayComplete the other half as a reflection in a mirror.
PlayArrange seven pieces to fill an animal outline.
PlayMove and rotate the pieces to fill the outline.
PlayGuide the explorer through the maze to the star.
PlayFind the animals in the maze and reach the goal.
PlayChoose the animal that matches the shadow.
PlayPlay freely or learn a short melody.
PlayWatch the sequence and repeat it.
PlayRemember the numbers and tap them in the same order.
PlayWatch the pictures, then repeat their order.
PlayReveal the hidden word, one letter at a time.
PlayGuess the name of an object found at home.
PlayGuess the name of a fruit.
PlaySpell the name of a vehicle.
PlayFind the letters in an animal's name.
PlayChange neighboring cells until the whole board matches.
PlayChoose two colors that make the target color.
PlayRemember where the objects are and put them back.
PlayRemember the objects and spot the new arrival.
PlayRemember the orange cells before they disappear.
PlayRemember the places where the animals are hiding.
PlayWait for green, then react quickly.
PlayReact when you see two matching shapes.
PlayChoose two drawings that combine to make the target picture.
PlayChoose the first letter of the pictured word.
PlayRotate the turtles to match colors along the edges.
PlayFind every multiple of the given number.
PlaySlide the tiles to put the numbers in order.
PlayChange neighboring numbers until they are all zero.
PlayJoin the dots and claim as many squares as you can.
PlayMake a line of three of your marks.
PlayChoose your move and play against the computer.
PlayThe sequence grows by one step each round.
PlayA short game with eight pairs of objects.
PlayA bigger challenge with eighteen pairs.
PlayEight animal pairs for little explorers.
PlayFind all eighteen animal pairs.
PlayTry a different search, or tap a heart to save a game.
Short guides help with choosing difficulty, playing in a group, and talking after an attempt. There is no grading or need to finish everything at once.
Exploring together leaves room for an attempt, a mistake, and a new way to solve a task.
Read the guide ↗One board can start a conversation in a small group. Choose roles and swap them during play.
Read the guide ↗Find an opening task the child can understand and leave room for an easier attempt.
Read the guide ↗Sit with your child, explore the rules and celebrate each small success. Take your time. Trying is what matters.