QLOBE Kids — for grown-ups

What is QLOBE Kids?

QLOBE Kids is a free, open-source library of tiny educational games for children aged 5–6. It runs entirely in the browser — nothing to install, no account, no ads, and no tracking. Every game is tablet-first, audio-rich, and designed so a pre-reader can play it on their own.

How it works

Games come in families. Each family holds a few short modes, and every mode teaches exactly one small skill — blending two sounds into a word, extending a pattern, ordering a three-part story. A round lasts about 30–90 seconds, there's no harsh "Game Over," and a wrong tap just gets a gentle nudge and another try. The approach blends Montessori concreteness, Kumon-style tiny repetitions, and a play-first spirit: hear it, see it, do it.

The ten learning categories

Reading & Phonics — sounds, letters, and blending toward first words.
Writing & Fine Motor — tracing, pinching, and hand control.
Math & Number Sense — counting, patterns, shapes, and quantity.
Practical Life & Independence — everyday self-care and sequencing tasks.
Sensorial & Early Science — sorting, matching, cause and effect.
Oral Language & Storytelling — vocabulary, retelling, and sequencing.
Culture, Geography & History — places, people, and the wider world.
Art & Music — color, rhythm, and creative making.
Movement & Outdoor Learning — body awareness and active play.
Social-Emotional & Self-Regulation — feelings, calm, and kindness.

The games

Build a game with your kid and Claude Code

QLOBE Kids is meant to be extended. Point Claude Code at the repo, tell it what game you want, and build it together — no build step, no framework, just plain files you can read.

git clone https://github.com/kaigani/qlobe-kids.git
cd qlobe-kids
claude

# then, inside Claude Code:
/new-game
# …or just: "build me a counting game about farm animals"

To run the site locally, from the repo root: python3 -m http.server then open http://localhost:8000/.

Philosophy & curriculum

The design canon lives in the repo (GitHub Pages doesn't render Markdown, so these link to the source):

Licensing

Code is MIT. Original assets and documentation are CC BY 4.0. Free to use, remix, and share — please keep attribution.

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