Tap the pad the coach holds up before it drops. Top pads are punches, bottom pads are kicks. When the coach holds a board, hold to power up and let go in the green to smash it! A board that won’t break, or a checkpoint, means a maths question. Get them right to earn stickers and new belts!
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Pick an answer when you're ready. The game is paused.
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➕ Get 2 questions right first time in a row to go up a level.
⭐ Keep getting a question right, day after day, to win a gold star.
🎁 Get a gift sticker every day you play, and 🏅 a badge for playing 3 days in a week.
🔓 Right answers in this game unlock new characters and worlds in this game. Each one takes a few more than the last.
✨ Every day has its own special character and world. Play that day and it is yours to keep.
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Stickers
Grown-up settings
Questions, difficulty and age are set on the family page, so only a grown-up can change them.
Driving takes most of the race. Every checkpoint and every barrier collision pauses the clock for a maths question. Select the correct answer to continue. Questions cover first and second class maths: counting, adding and taking away, money, time, shapes and more.
Each game keeps its own difficulty until you set them all here. Village keeps its own walk length. Settings are saved for this player on every device.
Practice questions, graded from 1 (foundations) to 5 (harder problems), plus generated practice. Two correct first tries at the current level unlock harder work; mistakes ease the difficulty. Reviews are scheduled with FSRS, like the Flashcards app: right first time pushes a question further out, one wrong try brings it back sooner, two wrong tries sooner still, and after a break the questions most likely forgotten come first. At most 2 in every 3 questions are reviews, so there is always something new. A mistake waits at least a minute and three other answers. Progress is saved on this device.
Workbook garage · all 30 weeks
Original questions and pictures. Some colouring tasks use answer buttons; drawing tasks can be completed here or on paper and checked by a grown-up.
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Tap the pad itself, or the matching button. For a board: hold, and let go when the meter is green.