Small steps.
Big “I did it!”
A happy place to play, think, and grow.
Explore illustrated learning games for ages 3–8 in letters, numbers, shapes and colors, with read-aloud prompts, child profiles and parent progress reports.
Where shall we wander today?
Four friendly worlds. A different kind of magic in each.
One little explorer at the center of it all.
Letter Lagoon
Big ideas begin with little letters.
Discover words
Number Valley
Count on a wonderful adventure.
Make numbers fun
Shape Safari
A world of things to figure out.
Find your shape
Colors & patterns
Color Garden
Let your colorful curiosity grow.
Explore the rainbow
Growing bright minds.
And kind hearts.
Why does a seed grow? How can we take turns? The best discoveries help us understand our world and each other.
A sprinkle of science
Notice patterns, sort nature’s treasures, and practice asking good questions.
A little more kindness
Explore feelings, sharing, and the small things that make a good friend.
A little play goes a long way.
No big lessons. No big pressure. Just a little discovery, at their pace.
1Pick a world
Follow a favorite friend into a world of letters, numbers, shapes, or colors.
2Listen. Think. Try.
Hear the question, explore the pictures, and give it a go. Every try helps us grow.
3Celebrate the little wins
Collect stars, unlock milestones, and look back at just how far they’ve come.
They do the exploring.
You see them growing.
Individual child profiles, real learning reports, and a PIN-protected parent zone. A little independence for them. A clear picture for you.
Step into the grown-up corner
Little questions,
helpful answers.
What ages is BrainHunters for?
Activities cover preschool, kindergarten, first grade, and second grade, roughly ages 3–8. A parent chooses each learner’s level and can change it as their needs change.
Does my child need to read already?
No. Each activity has a read-aloud button in the course language and picture-based choices. We recommend exploring together first, especially with preschoolers.
Can siblings have their own adventures?
Yes. Each child has a parent-managed nickname, avatar, grade level, and separate progress. Membership options include a choice of child capacity.
How do the stars and rankings work?
Children earn stars for new activities they solve. Their treasure shelf celebrates personal milestones. Family rankings stay inside your account; there are no public child profiles.
Can I try an activity before joining?
Absolutely. Try a free activity with no account or payment. Create a parent account when you’re ready to save your child’s progress.
The next big discovery
starts with a little hello.
Let’s go exploring Curiosity welcome. Always.