For kids aged 6 to 9 · grades 1–3
Times tables, sums, spelling, clock, money and coding: 12 educational games that follow the school curriculum. Lalo, the pencil with the glasses, sits next to your child and brings back whatever they get wrong until it sticks.
Try it now
Type the answer with the keypad. If you need a hand, “Show me” turns the multiplication into rows of apples, just like the mini-lesson in the app.
The method
Lalo Academy doesn't count right answers: it checks what your child has really learned, and comes back to it at the right time.
A wrong answer comes back soon, a right one a little later: practice goes where it's needed.
Each fact climbs five boxes, after 1, 3, 7 and 21 days. It's learned only when it's answered well on different days.
A short card explains the idea and what to do, with the same pictures teachers use.
On column sums “Show me” guides each step. Mistakes are gentle, and there is never a visible timer.
12 games
Times tables and Numbers are free forever. The other ten unlock together with a single purchase: no subscription.
Inside the app
Real screens from Lalo Academy, and what each one trains. Everything is hand-drawn on a squared exercise book, which turns into a chalkboard at night.
What your child does
They choose a subject from the notebooks on the home screen: numbers, times tables, clock and nine more.
Why it matters
Short, varied sessions keep attention high: five to ten minutes a day are enough to see progress.
What your child does
Every subject is a world on a hand-drawn map, with three flags to win and an animal friend waiting.
Why it matters
A visible journey turns practice into an adventure, so children ask to play again instead of being asked to study.
What your child does
When a world is unlocked a friend comes out to celebrate, and Lalo gets a new accessory to wear.
Why it matters
Rewards come from what they have really learned, not from time spent: motivation grows together with skills.
What your child does
They type the result of each fact, in the order used at school: 2, 10, 5, 3, 4 and then the rest.
Why it matters
Knowing the times tables by heart frees the mind for the problems and calculations of the following years.
What your child does
A natural voice dictates; they first pick the right spelling, then write words and whole sentences.
Why it matters
Listening and writing trains the spelling rules of your language in a calm, repeatable way, with no pressure.
What your child does
They solve additions and subtractions in column with carrying and borrowing; “Show me” guides each step.
Why it matters
Understanding the procedure, not just the result, is what makes calculations reliable.
What your child does
They read the analogue clock: hours, half hours, quarters and five minutes, then set the time themselves.
Why it matters
Reading the clock connects numbers to everyday life and builds autonomy.
What your child does
They give Lalo a sequence of arrows to reach the star, avoiding obstacles, then use loops.
Why it matters
Coding trains logical thinking, planning ahead and fixing mistakes, skills that serve every subject.
For parents
Settings, purchases and the progress report sit behind an adult check and a 4-digit PIN.
A report shows the times tables in progress, the words to review and the activity of the last 7 days.
No banners, no videos, no ad SDKs. The game stays clean.
No account, no analytics: progress stays on the device.
Recorded natural voices, and the money game uses the currency of the language you pick.
Five to ten minutes are enough. No timers, no leaderboards, no notifications.
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Questions
It's free to download and Times tables and Numbers stay free forever. The other ten games unlock together with a single purchase from the parents' area. No subscription.
No, never. Lalo Academy contains no ad SDKs and no analytics tools.
Kids aged 6 to 9, from first to third grade. Games follow the order of the school curriculum and grow with the child.
It tracks what your child has really learned: whatever is wrong comes back until it sticks, and facts are reviewed over days and weeks.
No. Lalo Academy works offline; a connection is only needed for the optional purchase.
Android phones and tablets, iPhone and iPad.
None. There's no account and progress stays on the device: uninstalling the app deletes everything.
No. In the parents' area use “Restore purchases” with the same Google or Apple account.
For younger kids
For kids aged 3 to 6: tracing letters and numbers with a finger, and 18 games to start school ready.
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