Learning to read
From the first sound in a word to a little book with questions. Your child taps a part of a word and Growney reads it.
Seven short activities a day
Growney Mind walks your child along a path across a meadow. Each stop is a new activity: reading, math, logic, shapes, memory and attention. The level adapts by itself, and everything is read aloud, so even a child who can't read yet plays alone.
The app makes up every task itself, so they never run out and nothing repeats within a day.
From the first sound in a word to a little book with questions. Your child taps a part of a word and Growney reads it.
Counting, ten frames, a shop with coins, telling time, fractions, word problems and times tables.
Sudoku, code breaking, a river crossing, the Tower of Hanoi, matrices and scales.
Mirrors, cube nets, blocks seen from every side, folded paper and mazes.
At the end of the day your child gets pieces of a big painted map and puts them in place.
Behind a parental gate: what your child can do now, where it is hard and what to do about it.
The level comes from what your child can really do, not from age. The test takes a few minutes.
Each one takes about a minute. After the last, Growney says that's all for today, and the day ends on its own.
Every activity follows the answers and gives a task worth thinking about that your child can still solve.
Without an account, everything your child does stays on the device.