Gentle listen, speak, read, think and play with numbers
P1 games and family practice
Child-friendly interactive practice in one place, so families can play a few questions at a time. These activities do not represent any school curriculum, actual questions, scoring or admission chance.
Let the child choose one topic
Short, low-pressure practice at the child's level
Practise one Chinese, number-sense, observation or expression skill at a time. A parent can read the text when needed; no recording, sign-in or personal-data submission is required.
Choose a game
Five mini-games · 128 exercises
Little Interview Garden
Flags, Hong Kong places, matching, odd-one-out with reasons and mixed practice in Traditional Chinese or English with device speech. Settings and practice history stay on the current device.
Open Little Interview Garden ↗Cantonese and English expression
Owl School
Family-paced practice across personal, family, Hong Kong knowledge, situations and creative prompts, focused on natural listening and expression rather than claimed school questions.
Open Owl School ↗11 maths games · adjustable levels
Ten Friends Maths Room
Practise number bonds to 10, bridging through 10, decomposition, skip counting, patterns, multiplication, comparison, ordering and odd or even numbers. Parents choose question counts and ranges; settings and progress stay on the current device.
Open Ten Friends Maths Room ↗K3 to P2 · 360 activity cards
Chinese Learning Garden
Levelled K3, P1 and P2 practice for listening, words, sentences, punctuation, reading and on-paper writing planning. Cantonese speech has a complete text fallback; fixed settings and aggregate progress stay on the current device.
Open Chinese Learning Garden ↗Games stay separate from admission facts
The games receive no tracker school choice, search, application status or family progress, and they never change school facts, deadlines, ordering or editorial decisions.
The school’s formal notice still controls the interview date, format, language, attendees and required items. The maths and Chinese activities are not a school curriculum, homework programme or ability assessment. These games are for general family practice only.