One question
1 manual
one step
Need a short activity at home
To choose something that suits the time, the energy and what is in the house - with or without a screen.
for the activity guide at homeA Parent Guide to Learning Through Play
This parent hub explains how to choose a manageable activity, support practice without taking over, and connect Zivaro games with simple learning moments at home.
This page helps to choose the right path within Zivaro Kids: a practical guide for a parent, activities by age, specific skill or a broad view of the game library. You don't need to read everything - choose one question, try one step and see what suits the child.
One question
1 manual
one step
What are you trying to solve today?
Choose the sentence that is closest to the situation at home. Each card leads to a focused guide — without repeating all the content here.
The child shows interest in letters
To progress from listening to a sound and recognizing a letter to searching for a word, without turning curiosity into memorization.
to the letter guide
The child asks about numbers
Connect counting, quantities and signs through games and everyday situations that the child already knows.
to the account directory
Memory game feels too hard
Choose between pictures, sounds and sequences and give a hint that promotes the child without answering in his place.
to the memory guide
Want a calm preparation for first grade
Identify what can be practiced at home in language, numbers, instructions, independence and learning habits.
for the home preparation guide
Which page answers which question?
Four different ways to enter the same game world
By age
When you need a general starting point by stage of development, without assuming that all children of the same age need exactly the same.
for activities by age
By skill
Use the skills map when you already know what you want to practice: language, mathematical thinking, memory and logic, science, creativity, motor control, or computer skills.
to the skill map
By type of activity
When looking to understand what the child actually does: chooses, drags, types, listens, compares, plans or creates.
to the activities directory
At the request of a parent
When you need a practical answer: how to start, how much to help, what to do at home and when to move to the next step.
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Four principles that keep the game moving
The parent accompanies the process — does not examine the result
Starting small
One task, a clear goal and a short time are enough to understand if the direction is suitable.
Give a hint
A short question or demonstration helps the child think; A full solution takes the experience away from him.
Stop before a fight
When tired or frustrated finish at a good point and come back another time.
Appreciate the way
They talk about the experience, the choice and the idea — not just about a correct answer.
The guides on the site are intended to give general ideas for playing and learning at home. They are not a developmental diagnosis, treatment or substitute for professional advice when a persistent concern arises.
Questions from parents before choosing a direction
Short answers about the guides and Zivaro Kids
Where do you start if there isn't one clear question?
You can start on the activities page by age to get a broad direction, then choose a skill or guide based on what appeals to the child right now. Age is only a starting point, not a binding determination.
What is the difference between a parent's guide and an activity page?
A guide for parents explains how to choose, accompany and adjust the game at home. The activities page shows what the child does in the games and what types of tasks exist in the library.
Is it better to choose by age or by skill?
If you are looking for a general direction, start by age. If it is already clear that you want to practice language, mathematical thinking, memory or another field, the skill page will be more focused.
Do the guides replace the advice of a professional?
No. These are general ideas for playing and learning at home. If there is a persistent concern about development, vision, hearing, language, attention or other function, you should contact an appropriate professional.
Do the guides also have ideas without a screen?
Yes. Some instructors suggest continuing the same idea with objects, movement, drawing, conversation or a home game. Zivaro is one tool within a variety of experiences.
How much time should be devoted to the activity?
No uniform duration. Start with one short activity and stop when concentration or enjoyment decreases. A short and pleasant experience is better than completing a quota.
Is Zivaro only for screen learning?
Zivaro is a digital game environment, but the guides encourage connecting the activity to conversation, movement, and objects from life. The screen does not replace physical play and daily experience.
What devices can Zivaro be used on?
Zivaro is designed for Windows computers and Android devices. On a tablet the game is displayed horizontally; A screen of at least 8 inches is required and a screen of 10 inches or more is recommended.
Is it possible to download the app yet?
Access is gradually opening up. On the early access page you can read the details and leave details to receive an update when the experience option opens.
Where does joining early access lead?
The link leads to a page that explains the early access conditions and includes a form for leaving details. It is not a purchase and does not require payment.
Want to get to know Zivaro Kids up close?
On the early access page you can read about the joining conditions and leave details to receive an update when the experience opens.