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Explore 101 activities for curious learners aged 4–15. Discover new topics, practise at your own pace, read colourful stories aloud, trace and write, create art and build maths skills by school level.
Pick the path that feels right. Every learner can move at a comfortable pace.
Every adventure begins with curiosity. Explore a new idea, understand it, try it yourself, then practise through play.
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Meet a new idea or word
Answer a short question
Play the matching game
Step into a focused space for stories, maths and hands-on creativity.
Start with big picture cards and simple explanations. Each lesson introduces one idea, then connects to a matching game for practice.
Meet all 26 letters, notice their uppercase and lowercase forms, and connect each letter with a familiar word.
Explore lessonListen for beginning sounds in familiar English words and connect a word with its first letter.
Explore lessonBuild everyday vocabulary with clear pictures of familiar objects, places, and things children see at home and outside.
Explore lessonExplore playful word pairs that share an ending sound, such as cat and hat or bee and tree.
Explore lessonDiscover that stories and everyday activities happen in an order: first, next, and last.
Explore lessonMeet numerals 1 to 10, say their names, and notice how each number represents a quantity.
Explore lessonExtend number recognition from 11 to 20. Count on from ten and notice teen-number patterns.
Explore lessonCount one object at a time. Touch or point to each item once so nothing is missed or counted twice.
Explore lessonCompare two groups and decide which has more, fewer, or the same number of objects.
Explore lessonPut small groups together and discover that addition means combining amounts to find a total.
Explore lessonTake some objects away from a group and see how many remain. Begin with small numbers and pictures.
Explore lessonExplore circles, squares, triangles, rectangles, ovals, and stars. Look for these shapes in everyday objects.
Explore lessonDiscover familiar colours and look for them in objects around you. Compare light and dark shades without relying on colour alone.
Explore lessonNotice what repeats and predict what comes next in simple colour, shape, and picture patterns.
Explore lessonGroup objects by a feature such as colour, shape, size, or what they are used for. One object can belong to more than one group.
Explore lessonCompare objects using everyday words such as long, short, tall, heavy, light, full, and empty.
Explore lessonExplore morning, afternoon, evening, night, days of the week, and the order of familiar daily activities.
Explore lessonMeet common fruits, notice their colours and shapes, and learn that fruit can be part of a balanced diet.
Explore lessonDiscover vegetables that grow above or below the ground and explore how they help our bodies.
Explore lessonExplore different food groups and learn that variety, water, and balance help our bodies grow and feel well.
Explore lessonMeet familiar farm animals, their young, and the sounds they are known for.
Explore lessonDiscover animals that live in forests, grasslands, and other wild habitats. Learn to observe animals respectfully.
Explore lessonExplore animals that live in the sea, from tiny fish to large whales. Learn why clean oceans matter.
Explore lessonCompare birds and insects. Notice wings, legs, feathers, antennae, and the different ways small creatures move.
Explore lessonFind out where different animals live. Some live in nests, burrows, trees, oceans, or on farms.
Explore lessonExplore everyday transport and special-purpose vehicles, including delivery, emergency and work trucks. Notice whether they travel by road, rail, air or water.
Explore lessonLearn simple safety habits: stop, look, listen, use a crossing, wear a helmet, and travel with a trusted adult.
Explore lessonMeet people who help a community, such as teachers, doctors, farmers, builders, and firefighters.
Explore lessonDiscover body parts and the five senses: seeing, hearing, smelling, tasting, and touching.
Explore lessonName common feelings and practise kindness, sharing, helping, respect and taking turns with others.
Explore lessonPractise everyday habits such as washing hands, brushing teeth, bathing, using a tissue, and getting enough rest.
Explore lessonObserve sunny, cloudy, rainy, windy, and stormy weather. Choose suitable clothes and learn simple weather safety.
Explore lessonExplore what plants need to grow, including sunlight, water, air, and healthy soil. Notice roots, stems, leaves, and flowers.
Explore lessonLearn small actions that help our shared home: reduce waste, reuse items, recycle correctly, save water, and care for nature.
Explore lessonExplore musical instruments, steady beats, fast and slow sounds, and how rhythm can be shown through movement.
Explore lessonFollow lines, curves, waves and zigzags to build the hand control needed for writing.
Explore lessonLearn where each letter starts, how it moves, and how to form uppercase and lowercase letters.
Explore lessonPractise forming numerals clearly, then connect written numbers to quantities.
Explore lessonExplore a palette, choose colours and fill large illustrated pictures.
Explore lessonMeet well-known dinosaurs, compare their features and discover what fossils can tell us.
Explore lessonExplore the Sun, planets, Moon, orbits and simple space science.
Explore lessonBuild step-by-step instructions, spot patterns, use loops and debug simple sequences.
Explore lessonRecognise money, compare prices, make simple purchases and plan savings.
Explore lessonExplore halves, quarters, thirds and equivalent parts using familiar objects.
Explore lessonUnderstand equal groups, repeated addition and multiplication facts.
Explore lessonShare fairly, make equal groups and connect division with multiplication.
Explore lessonExplore 2D and 3D shapes, angles, perimeter, area and spatial reasoning.
Explore lessonPractise protecting personal information, recognising suspicious links and treating people kindly online.
Explore lessonDiscover line, shape, colour, texture, balance and composition through visual design.
Explore lessonRead short passages, find the main idea, infer meaning and understand sequence and cause.
Explore lessonEnjoy short illustrated stories with read-aloud narration, gentle questions and topics such as animals, friendship, nature and discovery.
Explore lessonTry short, friendly challenges that help children remember and use what they discovered.
Meet all 26 letters, notice their uppercase and lowercase forms, and connect each letter with a familiar word.
Play gameListen for beginning sounds in familiar English words and connect a word with its first letter.
Play gameBuild everyday vocabulary with clear pictures of familiar objects, places, and things children see at home and outside.
Play gameExplore playful word pairs that share an ending sound, such as cat and hat or bee and tree.
Play gameDiscover that stories and everyday activities happen in an order: first, next, and last.
Play gameMeet numerals 1 to 10, say their names, and notice how each number represents a quantity.
Play gameExtend number recognition from 11 to 20. Count on from ten and notice teen-number patterns.
Play gameCount one object at a time. Touch or point to each item once so nothing is missed or counted twice.
Play gameCompare two groups and decide which has more, fewer, or the same number of objects.
Play gamePut small groups together and discover that addition means combining amounts to find a total.
Play gameTake some objects away from a group and see how many remain. Begin with small numbers and pictures.
Play gameExplore circles, squares, triangles, rectangles, ovals, and stars. Look for these shapes in everyday objects.
Play gameDiscover familiar colours and look for them in objects around you. Compare light and dark shades without relying on colour alone.
Play gameNotice what repeats and predict what comes next in simple colour, shape, and picture patterns.
Play gameGroup objects by a feature such as colour, shape, size, or what they are used for. One object can belong to more than one group.
Play gameCompare objects using everyday words such as long, short, tall, heavy, light, full, and empty.
Play gameExplore morning, afternoon, evening, night, days of the week, and the order of familiar daily activities.
Play gameMeet common fruits, notice their colours and shapes, and learn that fruit can be part of a balanced diet.
Play gameDiscover vegetables that grow above or below the ground and explore how they help our bodies.
Play gameExplore different food groups and learn that variety, water, and balance help our bodies grow and feel well.
Play gameMeet familiar farm animals, their young, and the sounds they are known for.
Play gameDiscover animals that live in forests, grasslands, and other wild habitats. Learn to observe animals respectfully.
Play gameExplore animals that live in the sea, from tiny fish to large whales. Learn why clean oceans matter.
Play gameCompare birds and insects. Notice wings, legs, feathers, antennae, and the different ways small creatures move.
Play gameFind out where different animals live. Some live in nests, burrows, trees, oceans, or on farms.
Play gameExplore everyday transport and special-purpose vehicles, including delivery, emergency and work trucks. Notice whether they travel by road, rail, air or water.
Play gameLearn simple safety habits: stop, look, listen, use a crossing, wear a helmet, and travel with a trusted adult.
Play gameMeet people who help a community, such as teachers, doctors, farmers, builders, and firefighters.
Play gameDiscover body parts and the five senses: seeing, hearing, smelling, tasting, and touching.
Play gameName common feelings and practise kindness, sharing, helping, respect and taking turns with others.
Play gamePractise everyday habits such as washing hands, brushing teeth, bathing, using a tissue, and getting enough rest.
Play gameObserve sunny, cloudy, rainy, windy, and stormy weather. Choose suitable clothes and learn simple weather safety.
Play gameExplore what plants need to grow, including sunlight, water, air, and healthy soil. Notice roots, stems, leaves, and flowers.
Play gameLearn small actions that help our shared home: reduce waste, reuse items, recycle correctly, save water, and care for nature.
Play gameExplore musical instruments, steady beats, fast and slow sounds, and how rhythm can be shown through movement.
Play gameFollow lines, curves, waves and zigzags to build the hand control needed for writing.
Play gameLearn where each letter starts, how it moves, and how to form uppercase and lowercase letters.
Play gamePractise forming numerals clearly, then connect written numbers to quantities.
Play gameExplore a palette, choose colours and fill large illustrated pictures.
Play gameMeet well-known dinosaurs, compare their features and discover what fossils can tell us.
Play gameExplore the Sun, planets, Moon, orbits and simple space science.
Play gameBuild step-by-step instructions, spot patterns, use loops and debug simple sequences.
Play gameRecognise money, compare prices, make simple purchases and plan savings.
Play gameExplore halves, quarters, thirds and equivalent parts using familiar objects.
Play gameUnderstand equal groups, repeated addition and multiplication facts.
Play gameShare fairly, make equal groups and connect division with multiplication.
Play gameExplore 2D and 3D shapes, angles, perimeter, area and spatial reasoning.
Play gamePractise protecting personal information, recognising suspicious links and treating people kindly online.
Play gameDiscover line, shape, colour, texture, balance and composition through visual design.
Play gameRead short passages, find the main idea, infer meaning and understand sequence and cause.
Play gamePlay Ceria is designed to make educational play easy to access. Children can play without an account; a parent account is optional for saving family progress.
How it worksYes. The starter games are free to play and do not require a child account.
Play Ceria has suggested pathways for ages 4–6, 7–12 and 13–15. Every child learns differently, so parents and educators should choose activities that match each learner.
No. Children can play as guests. A parent account is only needed to save progress online across devices.
Guest progress is stored locally on the device. A parent account stores the parent email, password hash, child nickname, age band and game progress.
Children and teens can explore literacy, numeracy, animals, nature, science, transport, health, social skills, digital citizenship, creative arts, coding, money skills and reading comprehension.