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.
How Teki works
Short, cheerful games for children aged 4 to 7. Teki the turtle shows the way, your child sets the pace, and you decide how much screen time there is.
A few minutes a day
A session is 5 to 12 minutes. It fits in before dinner, on the way to the grandparents' or on a rainy afternoon.
Every game has three levels. You choose the one that suits your child, and you can change it at any time.
Seven worlds, one big adventure
Motion Grove, Story Shore, Island of Numbers and four more worlds are waiting. In Adventure, Teki leads the way step by step and makes sure every area gets its turn.
- Movement
- Hands and drawing
- Talking and stories
- Attention and memory
- Numbers
- Independence
- Feelings
On screen and on the rug
Lots of games need nothing more than a few blocks and a cushion. When the daily screen time is up, Teki suggests something to play together instead.
See what you've practised
Instead of scores, Progress shows things like “Hands and drawing: 3 times”. Reach your weekly goal and you're greeted with “A lovely week together!”
Works without internet
Download games ahead of time and play anywhere: in the car, at the grandparents', on holiday. Once you're back online, your progress updates.
How to start
- Download Teki, sign in, give your child a nickname and pick a character together.
- Set off along Teki's path in Adventure, or pick whatever you like from Activities.
- Play for a few minutes. Teki cheers on every try.
Your first adventure is waiting
Download Teki and play a few minutes together.
The starter games are free, and you can try all of Teki free for 7 days.