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Start with one object and one instruction. Let your child point or demonstrate.
Ages 5–6
Count objects up to ten, order stories, explore longer patterns and explain everyday actions.
Before you begin
Begin with comfortable counting of small groups and short sequences, with help if needed.
Start with one activity that interests your child. Stop, ask for an example or return to something simpler whenever helpful.
Start with real objects
Nature Shapes and Colours
Start with one colour; try counting or comparing shapes later.
A Three-Object Story
Pointing or acting out a story is welcome.
Try in the browser with a grown-up
Start with Beginner. For more help choosing a level, read the getting started guide.
Picture Puzzle
Put four or six pieces together. Tap a piece, then its space.
Find a Path
Reach the goal using the arrow buttons, nearby squares or your keyboard.
Sort Colours and Shapes
Choose a group with the same colour or shape as the example.
Take Some Away
Take objects away one at a time, then count what is left.
Listen and Choose
Listen to an object name or clue and choose its picture.
Order My Routine
Put everyday actions in order, then try them together at home.
Our Turn
Take turns pointing, giving clues and sharing stories. No scores or race.
Put It There
Put the ball above, below, inside or outside the box.
My Home Story
Put picture cards in order and tell the story together.
Count Objects 1–10
Count up to ten objects with clear visual examples.
Addition up to 10
Count both fruit trays to find the sum.
Continue an AAB Pattern
Follow a three-part repeating pattern.
Continue on paper
Answers can be pointed to or spoken. A grown-up can help with writing. These companion PDFs are in Indonesian.
Talk together, without chasing scores.
Invite your child to describe a try or ask for help. Completing an activity is not a developmental assessment.