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Brainopia. A World of Learning Where Your Child Can Grow.

Welcome to Brainopia Choose a path and start exploring.

A whole world of small wins.

Travel through familiar realms, learning regions, cities, and campusesβ€”or jump straight into a game. Every path leads back to the same six skills your learner can grow over time.

3 age-shaped realms 6 learning regions 154 playable games 405 ready stages

Find your next small challenge

What will you practice today?

Meet the six learning areas

Choose a game

Problem Solving games

Ages 2-3 Β· Free now access Β· Highest parent votes first

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Ready Free
A caregiver and child continue a bright circle-and-square pattern.
Problem SolvingFree · Ages 3-6 - say each shape and color together

Pattern Parade

StarterGrowingChallengeAdventure15 playable stages

Complete five friendly repeating patterns by choosing the shape that comes next. There is no timer, penalty, advertising, or competitive score.

Patterns Sequencing Visual Discrimination
AgeAges 3-6 InputTouch + Mouse SoundNo audio needed
15 numbered stages ready Choose a stage inside the game
Parent tips & level options
Why playBuilds prediction and sequence thinking. Try togetherSay the pattern rhythm out loud.

About 5 minutes Β· Guided play

4 of 4 broad level tracks ready. Numbered stages are smaller activities within those tracks. Advanced access can vary.

Ready Free
A caregiver and child sorting colorful picnic items into matching baskets.
Problem SolvingFree · Ages 2-4

Color Sort Picnic

Sort familiar picnic objects into red, blue, and yellow groups.

Color Recognition Sorting Classification
AgeAges 2-4 InputTouch + Mouse SoundNo audio needed
4 level tracks ready Numbered stage expansion will come later.
Parent tips & level options
Why playBuilds category thinking and flexible comparison. Try togetherName the rule together after each choice.

About 4 minutes Β· Guided play

4 of 4 broad level tracks ready. Numbered stages are smaller activities within those tracks. Advanced access can vary.

Ready Free
Friendly object cards being sorted into simple groups like food, clothes, animals, and toys.
Problem SolvingFree · Ages 3-5 - name the object first, then talk about its group

Which One Belongs?

Choose the familiar group where each picture clue belongs.

Categorization Reasoning Vocabulary
AgeAges 3-5 InputTouch + Mouse SoundNo audio needed
4 level tracks ready Numbered stage expansion will come later.
Parent tips & level options
Why playBuilds category thinking and flexible comparison. Try togetherName the rule together after each choice.

About 5 minutes Β· Guided play

4 of 4 broad level tracks ready. Numbered stages are smaller activities within those tracks. Advanced access can vary.

Ready Free
Bright pattern tiles with covered spaces to predict.
Problem SolvingFree · Ages 2-4 - say the color and shape repeat before choosing

Peekaboo Patterns

Continue five short peekaboo patterns made from friendly shapes and colors.

Pattern Recognition Memory Visual Attention
AgeAges 2-4 InputTouch + Mouse SoundNo audio needed
4 level tracks ready Numbered stage expansion will come later.
Parent tips & level options
Why playBuilds prediction and sequence thinking. Try togetherSay the pattern rhythm out loud.

About 4 minutes Β· Guided play

4 of 4 broad level tracks ready. Numbered stages are smaller activities within those tracks. Advanced access can vary.

Games by learning area, numbered stages and access
Learning areaGameNumbered stagesLevel tracksAccessAction
Problem Solving Pattern ParadeReady to play 15 readyThrough Adventure 4 ready Free Play free β†’
Problem Solving Color Sort PicnicReady to play Expansion planned 4 ready Free Play free β†’
Problem Solving Which One Belongs?Ready to play Expansion planned 4 ready Free Play free β†’
Problem Solving Peekaboo PatternsReady to play Expansion planned 4 ready Free Play free β†’

Your family, your pace

A separate place for every learner.

Choose the right learner before playing to keep results separate. Parents stay in control of the household.

Another way to explore

Take a trip through Brainopia.

The world map is another way to discover games. Its six learning regions organize the same catalog; they are not levels a child must unlock in order.

Explore Brainopia β†’
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