
Early maths through play – 8 ideas for everyday life
Stairs, laying the table, board games: maths starts in everyday life. What research says about early number skills, and what you can play at home in a few minutes.
Learning games for preschoolers and first graders · ages 4–7. Teki the turtle shows the way, your child sets the pace, and you decide how much screen time there is.

Download Teki, sign in, give your child a nickname and pick a character together.
Set off on Teki's path from island to island, or pick whatever you like from Games.
Play one adventure: 3 short games, with a star at the end.
3 worlds, 31 islands. One adventure is 3 short games, about 6 to 9 minutes.

Sunny Shore

Picnic Meadow

Block Castle
Teki says every task out loud, and your child answers with a tap or a drag.

Forest Lake

Frog Bay
A star after each adventure, a sticker in the album for every island, and a new flower in the garden on each day of play.

Owl Hollow
Teki's path has 3 worlds, each a little harder than the last. Your child goes at their own pace.

Starry Sea

Boat Harbour
Download games ahead of time. They come along in the car, to the grandparents', on holiday.

Explore a whole world and Teki hands over a trophy.
Real screens from the app, in your language.





Seven areas: quantities, attention and memory, talking and stories, hands and drawing, movement and body, everyday independence, and feelings.
One adventure is 3 short games, roughly 6 to 9 minutes. It fits in before dinner, on the way to the grandparents' or on a rainy afternoon.
Every game has three levels. You choose where Teki's path starts, and you can change it at any time.
Teki reads every task aloud, so your child can play on their own. A daily screen time is only a suggestion, if you set one (5, 10, 15 or 20 minutes), and it never locks anything.
Week by week, in pictures, you see which days your child played, what they practised and what could come next.






Download Teki and set off for the first island together.