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Brain games for kids: attention, memory and math through play

15 short exercises your child plays like a game: find pairs, remember the cells, compare sums quickly, count change. A round takes 1–2 minutes, and the rules are shown before each game. In your account you can see what your child played and how their results grow.

  • 15 gamesin the Kids set
  • 1–2 minutesper round
  • Progressvisible to parents
  • Nothing to installphone, tablet, computer
Why it matters

Why kids need brain games

Kids need attention, memory and math in every lesson. These skills grow with practice, and a short game is the easiest way to practice every day without arguments. Sound familiar?

  • Gets distracted halfway through homeworkAttention drifts, and homework drags on all evening
  • Counts on fingersMental math is slow
  • Forgets what the homework wasShort-term memory for words and tasks
  • Spends time on the phone with nothing to show for itScreen time can be made useful

A game, not a lesson

Points, records and a streak. Kids compete with themselves and ask for “one more.”

Just right

Doing well? Tasks get harder. Making mistakes? They get easier. Never boring, never discouraging.

Short

10–15 minutes a day is enough. Easy to fit in before or after school.

Parents can see it

Your account shows every round and a chart by skill.

Kids set

15 games for kids

The set is made of exercises with simple rules. Each one trains its own skill.

MemoryFind the PairRemember where the pictures are and find the pairs MemoryRemember the ColorRemember which cells lit up MemoryRemember the NumberA number for a second, then type it from memory MemoryCorsi BlocksRepeat the order in which the blocks lit up MemoryWhat’s Missing?Find the item that disappeared from the shelf AttentionSchulte tableFind the numbers in order against the clock AttentionStroop TestPick the ink color, not the word AttentionStop SignalGreen means tap, red means don’t AttentionEmotionsGuess the emotion from a face FlexibilityConnect in OrderNumbers and letters in turn: 1 — A — 2 — B MathGreater or LessCompare two expressions MathMaking ChangeCount out change in coins and bills LogicScalesFind the heaviest object SpatialShape RotationSame shape or a mirror image? SpatialFollow the ArrowsFollow the arrows and find the cell
Start with the Kids mix 6 games in a row, 45 seconds each — nothing to choose
How it works

How to get started

  1. Sign up

    A parent’s email and password. Your account opens right away.

  2. Age

    In the profile, choose “child” and how many minutes a day to practice.

  3. Daily workout

    5 exercises from the kids’ set, already picked.

  4. Difficulty that fits your child

    The level changes as you play each round.

  5. Progress

    You see the round history and growth by skill.

Why Smart Brains

Why parents choose Smart Brains

Well-known methods

Schulte table, Stroop test, Corsi blocks. Exercises from psychology in a kid-friendly game format.

Just the right difficulty

Not too easy and not too hard. The level adapts to your child.

Short rounds

1–2 minutes per game, 10–15 minutes a day. A daily goal and a streak help kids keep going.

Progress for parents

Every round is saved. A 30-day chart, growth by skill, records.

On any device

Phone, tablet, computer. Nothing to download.

Variety

15 games covering 6 skills. A new daily workout every day.

Questions

Frequently asked questions

What age can you start at?

The kids’ set is for children who know their numbers and can read simple words. Recommended age: 6 and up.

How much should my child practice a day?

10–15 minutes is enough. A little every day beats a long session once a week. You can set a daily goal in minutes in the profile.

Do I need to sit with my child?

No. Short rules are shown before each game, and the difficulty adapts by itself. You can check the results later in your account.

Can my child use a tablet?

Yes. All exercises work in the browser on tablets, phones and computers.

Can I see how my child is doing?

Yes. Your account shows every round, a chart by skill and personal bests.

Can brain games replace sessions with a specialist?

No. This is skill practice in a game format, not a medical or remedial service. If you’re concerned about your child’s attention or memory, talk to a specialist.

Your child’s first workout is ready

Sign up for free, set the age to “child” in the profile, and start playing. No credit card needed.

All trainers

Other trainers

Memory

Attention

Mental flexibility

Math

Logic

Spatial thinking

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