Everything you need to go from idea to a live activity kids can play — no coding, no design skills, just your knowledge and a sprinkle of emoji.
Every template is a real, kid-tested SkillSprout game engine. The gameplay, sounds, scoring and animations are built in — you supply the content or tune the difficulty.
Tap a card, hear its name — perfect for teaching new words and ideas.
Add a card for each thing you want kids to learn. Pick an emoji, name it, and (optionally) write exactly what the app should say out loud.
Multiple-choice questions with stars, sounds and confetti.
Write simple questions with 2–4 answer choices and mark the correct one. Questions are shuffled every time kids play.
Flip cards to find matching pairs — a classic memory game.
Add pairs of things to match. Easy games use 4 of your pairs, Medium 6, Hard 8 — so add at least 8 pairs to unlock all levels.
“How many?” picture questions with three answers to pick from.
Set how many things appear at each level. Kids count the pictures and tap the right number.
Picture sums like 2 + 3, sized for little mathematicians.
Set how big the sums get at each level.
Take-away picture questions with crossed-out friends.
Set how big the starting number gets at each level.
Groups-of-things multiplication, drawn in pictures.
Set the biggest numbers on each side of the × at every level.
Sharing-into-groups division with picture hints.
Set how hard the sharing gets at each level.
Numbers float around — tap the right one before it drifts away!
Set how many bubbles float around, how big the numbers get, and how fast they move.
Drag the right number of goodies into the jar.
Set the biggest target number and how many items sit in the pool.
Drag each picture onto its twin.
Set how many pairs appear on screen at each level.
Autosave: drafts save automatically a moment after you stop typing — you can close the tab and pick up where you left off.
Emoji, not images: visuals come from a curated, kid-safe emoji picker. It keeps every activity fast, consistent and appropriate — and it's surprisingly expressive!
Speech: Flashcards can say a custom phrase when a card is tapped (defaults to the card's name). Quiz questions are read aloud automatically for pre-readers.
Levels: maths and arcade templates give you Easy 🐣 / Medium 🐰 / Hard 🦁 sliders. Memory Match sizes its levels from how many pairs you add — add 8+ pairs to unlock all three.
The preview is real: it's the actual SkillSprout app rendering your draft in a sandbox. If it feels good there, it will feel good to kids.
Nothing reaches kids without a human review. When you submit, an immutable snapshot of your activity goes to the SkillSprout team, who play it exactly as kids would.
Approved 🎉 — your activity goes live in the SkillSprout app, in the module and category you chose, credited to you.
Changes requested 💬 — you'll see the reviewer's notes in your editor. Edit and resubmit as many times as you like.
Updating a live activity — hit Edit on a published project. Your live version keeps running until the update is approved, then it's swapped in seamlessly.
A few fair-use limits keep the queue healthy: at most 3 activities waiting for review at once, and 10 submissions per day.
SkillSprout is for ages 3–6. Great activities are:
Reviewers may also tidy category names to avoid near-duplicates (e.g. “Animals” vs “animals”).
Anyone with a Google account — teachers, parents, older kids with a grown-up, hobbyists. Building is free.
No. Everything is forms, sliders and emoji pickers. The game engines handle all gameplay, sound and animation.
Usually within a few days. You'll see the status change on your dashboard, and rejection notes appear in your editor.
Yes — reopen it, edit, and resubmit. The live version stays up until your update is approved.
It keeps every activity fast, safe, and visually consistent with the app kids already know. (Uploads may come later.)
Yes — your builder name is stored with every published activity.
Ten minutes from now, you could be play-testing it.
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