First steps
Colors, shapes, matches, movement on the screen, prime numbers and tasks with few steps.
Activities for children aged 2-4
Playful learning in English, at a pace that suits the child
Zivaro Kids is an English learning app with short interactive activities for children ages 2–12. Kids practice language, early math, memory, logic, creativity, and computer skills through play.
Ten benefits, one learning experience
200+ interactive activitiesA large selection of tasks and games
9 learning worldslanguage, arithmetic, science, music and more
for ages 2–12From first introduction to advanced challenge
Selection by age or skillFind an activity that fits the moment
Interesting missions in every levelFrom short activities to complex challenges
Learning that feels like playingPuzzles, crafting, experimentation and strategy
develop independent thinkingLogic, planning, memory and problem solving
discover a wide worldScience, geography, music and creativity
Practice digital skillsMouse, typing, dragging and hand-eye coordination
Prepare for school through playletters, numbers, listening, memory and independence
What is Zivaro Kids?
Short answer for parents
Zivaro Kids is a playful English learning environment for children. Instead of long worksheets, the child encounters focused interactive tasks: matching, numbers, letters, sequences, memory, puzzles, creation and getting to know the world.
Nine learning worlds, many ways to play
Everything in Zivaro's world
At Zivaro, diverse worlds of numbers, language, music, science, creation, strategy and more await children. Open each world and find out what you can practice in it.
Mathematics, numbers and everyday lifeNumbers, money, time, measurements and shapes
Numbers, quantities, counting, addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, fractions, shapes, comparison, series and problem solving.
- money and buying
- Clock, time and calendar
- Dimensions, weight and balance
- Mathematical thinking for school
Logic, puzzles and problem solvingMazes, models, sequences and puzzles
Mazes, tangrams, matching, building a model, finding details, sequences, arranging steps and drawing conclusions.
- Visual puzzles
- route planning
- Spatial thinking
- Trial and error
memory and attentionImages, sounds, pairs and sequences
Finding pairs, remembering pictures, numbers, sounds and melodies, following a sequence and distinguishing details.
- Visual memory
- auditory memory
- matches and sequences
- Concentration on a short task
English, reading, writing and vocabularyLetters, words, typing and reading
Letters, sounds, word recognition, completing a missing letter, matching a picture to a word, typing and writing practice.
- initial letters and words
- Reading and understanding instruction
- Basic typing and word processing
- Introduction to Braille
Science, nature, geography and the world around usNature, electricity, maps, countries and animals
Experiments, electricity, energy, light and color, water, animals, the human body, maps, countries, continents and sites in the world.
- Geography and Maps
- Nature and animals
- Electricity and energy sources
- Time, history and sequence of events
Strategy and planningChess, checkers, board games and planning
Games that ask you to think a step ahead, choose a move, anticipate a reaction and change a plan.
- Chess and checkers
- board games
- four in a row
- Play alone or with a friend
Motor skills, coordination and controlTap, drag, mouse and hand-eye coordination
Pointing, clicking, dragging, line tracing, hand-eye coordination, and gradual mouse or touch control.
- Click and tap
- drag and drop
- tracking and movement
- Right and left mouse button
Music, painting, color and creativitymusical instruments, piano, drawing and paint
Identifying musical instruments and notes, playing the piano, free drawing, creating on a grid, mixing colors and visual discrimination.
- musical instruments and melodies
- sheet music and piano
- drawing and sketch
- Color, light and creation
Computer, keyboard and digital skillsKeyboard, navigation and interface selection
First introduction to keyboard, keys, interface selection, multiple choice questions and basic computer operations.
- My first keyboard
- Typing letters and numbers
- Selection and Navigation
- Independent work in front of a screen
A variety of ways to play and practice
Not only what you learn - also how you play
From short and clear action to a longer game that asks you to think, plan and try again.
Click and tapkeyboardtowing and controlMemory Gamespuzzles and assemblyExperiments and simulationsCreation and drawingListening and musicboard gamesgame for twoShort practice of 2–5 minuteslonger and more complex activities
Activities by age and stage of development
Start in a place that suits the child
Age is a starting point, not a label. The final choice depends on experience, interest and the amount of help the child needs.
Compulsory kindergarten and the transition to school
Letters, counting, sequences, memory, mathematical thinking and the habit of solving a task independently.
Activities for children aged 5–7Deeper challenges
Strategy, arithmetic, science, logic, computer skills and multi-step tasks.
Activities for children aged 8–12How does learning through play work?
Just start
Each activity focuses on one clear action. The child understands what to do, tries, receives a response from the game and continues at a pace that suits him.
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Choose age or skill
Start with a task that fits the current stage and the field that interests the child.
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Short activity games
Focused instruction, clear screen and action that can be understood without unnecessary burden.
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Come back and try another challenge
You can practice again or switch to another activity in the same learning world.
Preparation for first grade through play, without turning the house into a classroom
Compulsory kindergarten and the transition to school
Before first grade, you can learn letters, practice numbers, recognize sequences, work on memory and get used to listening to short instruction. Zivaro offers a playful way to practice — not a test, diagnosis or substitute for a teacher.
- Letters, sounds and first words
- Numbers, quantities and counting
- Sequences, matches and memory
- Completing a short mission from start to finish
Activities that look and feel like a game
One clear moment, not a busy screen
In each activity the child meets one goal that can be understood, an action that can be performed and feedback that immediately shows what happened. This way you can experiment, correct and continue without turning the screen into a list of instructions.
This is how one game moment progresses
- understand what the purpose is
Short instruction and focused screen make it clear what to find, move, complete or select.
- The child acts on his own
Tapping, dragging, typing, listening or planning transforms the child from a mere observer to an active participant.
- You immediately see what happened
The feedback helps to understand if the action was appropriate, correct when necessary and continue to the next challenge.
The action changes, the structure remains clear
The activities combine different ways of participation without presenting the child with everything at once.
- select and matchpairs, pictures, sounds, words, numbers and shapes.
- moving and buildingDragging, Sorting, Assembling, Tracks and Dungeons.
- listen and typeInstructions, sounds, letters, words and numbers.
- researchers and creatorsExperiments, painting, music, strategy and trial and error.
Zivaro runs on Windows PC and Android devices
A learning experience on a big screen
On a tablet, games are played across the screen (landscape). At least an 8-inch screen is required, and for a comfortable and clear experience, a 10-inch or larger tablet is recommended.
Mark an interest in the tablet in the formJoin the early access list
The adventure begins here
Leave details and we will update you when the opportunity to participate in Zivaro Kids test opens. Filling out the form is not a purchase and is not binding.
The first joiners will receive an update before everyone else.
We will send details about the possibility of participating in the test and the benefits that will accompany it.
FAQ
Clear answers before joining
Everything you need to know about ages, activities, devices, and early access.
What ages is Zivaro Kids for?
The intended age range is 2–12. The activities will be presented according to age, skill and level of complexity, so as not to present the same route to young children and older children.
Is the app already available for download?
Not yet. You can currently join the early access list and receive an update when access opens.
What devices will it be possible to use?
Zivaro supports Windows PC and Android devices. On a tablet, a screen of at least 8 inches and a landscape display is required; A 10-inch or higher screen is recommended for a more comfortable experience.
How much will Zivaro Kids cost?
Details of prices and routes will be published later. Those who join the early access list will receive an update when the details are available.
What does the activity pool include?
Zivaro has 200+ activities planned in nine learning worlds: numbers, language, logic, memory, science, geography, music, creativity, strategy and computer skills.
How do you choose an activity that is suitable for a child?
You can start by age, skill or level of complexity. Age is only a starting point; You should also consider experience, interest and the amount of help the child needs.
Do I have to buy a tablet?
No. Zivaro can be used on a Windows PC or compatible Android device. The interest in the tablet in the early access form is only a possibility and does not require a purchase.
What size tablet is recommended?
A screen of at least 8 inches is required and the game is played in landscape view. For a more comfortable and clearer experience, a 10-inch or larger tablet is recommended.
Does joining the waiting list require payment?
No. Joining the early access list is not a purchase and does not require payment. It allows you to receive updates and express interest in testing the app.
What will the first participants in the app test get?
The first 50 participants to be selected for the test group will receive full access during the test period, and after its end one year of free use, in accordance with the terms of the beta program to be published.
Does Zivaro replace a teacher, kindergarten, or school?
No. Zivaro is a playful practice environment designed to strengthen curiosity and skills at home. It is not a test, diagnosis or substitute for professional instruction.