Diverse content worlds
Different game modes
Levels and Challenges
Independent progress
understand the purpose58 Math
Numbers, operations, money, time, fractions, measures and weight.
for mathematics200+ Educational Activities and Games for Kids
The Zivaro library contains more than 200 short interactive activities. This page shows how they are grouped and how parents can choose a useful starting point by skill or age.
The Zivaro library offers more than 200 activities for children aged 2-12 — from short introductory activities to puzzles, experiments and deep strategy games. You choose a starting point according to age, world of content or skill, and the child progresses at a pace that suits him.
Diverse content worldsEnglish, arithmetic, logic, memory, science, geography, music, creation and computer.
Different game modesTap, keyboard, drag, pairs, mazes, simulations and board games.
Levels and ChallengesFrom first and short missions to exploration, planning and advanced strategy.
Independent progressClear goal, immediate feedback and possibility to correct or try again without pressure.
What does the child do in the activity?
In every activity the child receives a clear goal, acts on his own and immediately sees what happened. You can continue, correct or try again - at a pace that suits the child, without grades and without pressure.
understand the purposeThe screen shows one clear and focused task.
try and workThe child chooses, moves, types, listens or plans.
see and continueImmediate feedback explains what worked and what can be tried again.
Nine activity worlds
The library map
32 Logic
Mazes, models, puzzles, routes, space and inference.
to logic26 Memory
Pictures, sounds, location, letters, numbers and actions.
to memory25 language
Letters, words, spelling, reading, sentences and typing.
in English23 Science and the world
Electricity, water, energy, space, maps, animals and history.
to science15 Strategy
Chess, checkers, board games, planning and playing for two.
for strategy11 Coordination and control
Tap, click, drag, track, scroll and screen gestures.
to control6 Creation and music
Notes, Piano, Drawing, Color, Grid and Shapes.
for creativity5 computer skills
Keyboard, typing, navigation, selection and independent task.
for PC
The child doesn't just see - he acts
Game types and action
The same topic can turn into a different experience each time: quick selection, construction, listening, investigation or planning. The change in the way of operation helps the child to practice different skills without feeling like he is repeating the same task again.
clear target
Immediate feedback
personal pace
personal pace
Touch, click and type
The child identifies a target on the screen, chooses an answer or uses the keyboard and arrows. The direct action strengthens accuracy, hand-eye contact and confidence in using a computer and tablet.
Drag, sort and assemble
Move items to the right place, group according to a rule and connect parts to a whole picture. This is how you practice relationships in space, distinguishing details and planning the order of actions.
Remember, compare and connect
Looking for pairs, remembering a location, listening to a sound and comparing sequences. The activities invite you to observe, keep information in mind and check what has changed.
Planning and finding a way
In mazes, board games and multi-stage puzzles, the child chooses a move, checks the result and updates the plan. There is no need to rush - you can think and try another way.
Change and check what happens
In simulations and experiments you change a value, activate a mechanism and immediately see what happened. Thus curiosity becomes a small hypothesis that can be tested, corrected and tried again.
Create and play together
Drawing, paint and music give room for personal choice, and games for two add turns, rules and feedback to another player. Not every activity has only one answer.
One activity can combine several ways of playing together — for example listening, remembering and then dragging to the right place. The combination varies according to age, goal and challenge level.
Short answers
Questions about the activity library
Are all 200+ activities suitable for all ages?
No. Choose activities according to age, level of difficulty, interests and the amount of help the child needs.
Are all activities short?
No. There are short tasks of a few minutes, as well as puzzles, experiments and strategy games that require more time and planning.
How do you choose a first activity?
You can start on the appropriate age page or choose a world of content that interests the child. It is recommended to start with a simple task and progress gradually.
Does the child need help from an adult?
Young children may need a little help at the beginning of the activity. The goal, the buttons and the feedback are built so that later the child can act more independently.
What do you do if a certain activity is too difficult?
You can try again, choose an easier activity or switch to a different way of playing. There are no grades and no penalty for an unsuccessful attempt.
Does the library include only English and math?
No. There is also logic, memory, science, geography, music, creativity, strategy, motor skills and computer skills.
Can one activity develop several skills?
Yes. An activity can combine, for example, listening, memory, hand-eye coordination, planning and problem solving in the same task.
Do the activities vary by difficulty level?
Yes. There are simple introductory activities alongside more complex tasks with several steps, more details or the need for advance planning.
Is it possible to choose by skill and not just by age?
Yes. You can reach the activities through the worlds of skills, through the age columns or according to the type of game the child prefers.
Are there also two player activities?
Yes. The library has board and strategy games for two, alongside most of the activities intended for independent practice.
Is it possible to use a computer and a tablet?
Yes. Zivaro supports Windows and Android. On a tablet, games are played in landscape mode.
Want to get access to Zivaro activities?
Go to the early access page to familiarize yourself with the terms of joining and find out how to receive updates on the opening of access.
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