Sunny Meadow
A rainbow, balloons and stamps to collect.
Games, stories, music and making for children aged 1 to 8, in an illustrated world they explore at their own pace.
Every corner of Zana has a friend who cheers when your child figures something out, and tilts their head kindly when they haven't, yet.
No lists and nothing locked away. Children wander an illustrated playground and tap whatever catches their eye. Each age group has three worlds of its own (1–2, 3–5 and 6–8), full of places to poke, drag, draw and discover.
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Pick an age group to see its three worlds and some of the games children find there. Ages are a starting point; a grown-up can change them any time.
Letter sounds and tracing, counting and numbers in order, colours, shapes, animal homes and sizes, memory and mazes, plus drawing, music and making up stories. Games grow through a few gentle challenge levels.
A rainbow, balloons and stamps to collect.
Hop the stones and splash by the falls.
Sail to the islands and the lighthouse.
Letter Land · 3 challenge levels
Hear a letter, then find it among the others.
Story Tree · Free play
Pick who the story is about, where it happens, a problem and how it's solved.
Number Town · 3 challenge levels
“How many?” Tap each thing once as you count.
Puzzle Park · 5 challenge levels
Find the pairs; later, pair each animal with its home and with its written name.
Shape Park · 3 challenge levels
“Let's build a house!” Fit the shapes into the picture, then build it from its shadow.
Art Studio · 5 challenge levels
Design a fish, then steer it on short sea adventures.
Letters, counting, colours, shapes and everyday words for the youngest; spelling, place value, reading for meaning, time and money for 6–8. All of it woven into drawing, building, matching, music and stories.
A hand demonstrates a drag once. A dot runs along a letter before a child traces it. Nobody needs to read an instruction to know what to do.
A wrong answer gets a gentle wiggle and a kind nudge. Never a buzzer, a score, or a red cross. Trying is the whole point.
Finishing something grows a flower in the child's own garden or reveals a sticker. No streaks, timers, coins or lucky draws.
For parents
A playful world for your child, with parents in control. Children can play without an account. A free parent account saves your child's progress to your account (one child for now), so you can see it in the Parent Zone when you sign in on another device.
We'll email you a link to confirm your address. Your child can keep playing while you wait.
Ada
Ages 3–5 · plays with Zara
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