Paruto Kids World
A friendly village where children walk around with Jas and Jay, meet Mum, Dad and Baby Joe, and play learning games that feel like play.
Learning games all around the village
Each part of the village has its own games. Walk there with Jas or Jay, or pick from the map.
Learning Academy
Letters, sounds, shapes, patterns and scienceFind the letter blocks and meet a word for each letter.
Listen carefully and find what made the sound. Big detectives find words that rhyme!
Build a house, a rocket or a boat by finding the right shapes.
Draw, colour in pictures and mix your own paints.
Follow the dotted trail with your finger to make lines, shapes, letters and numbers.
Find the odd one out, say which has more or which is bigger, and finish the pattern.
Dress for the weather, tell day from night, use your senses and guess what floats.
Village Square
Say hello, share stories and be kind by the fountainNotice how friends feel and choose a kind thing to do: helping, sharing, taking turns, and saying hello, please, thank you and sorry.
Say hello, good morning, thank you and goodbye in Yoruba, Hausa, Igbo and Pidgin, and find Nigerian foods and instruments.
Mum reads stories about Jas, Jay and Joe. Join in, then put the pictures in order to tell it back.
Life Skills Town
Shop, count and learn to stay safeCount fruit into the basket, then pay for things, save in a piggy bank and share coins (ages 3–5).
Wash hands, brush teeth, catch a sneeze, get ready for bed, get dressed, tidy up and recycle, and pick snacks that help you grow.
Stop at the kerb, hold a grown-up's hand, wait for the green person and buckle up. Stay back from hot things, wait for a grown-up by water, and know what to do if you get lost.
Discovery Farm
Grow plants and meet the animalsPlant a seed, give it water and sunshine, and watch it grow.
Dad shows you round the farm: find animals, hear their calls, feed them and learn their babies' names.
Music Garden
Ring the bells and make musicMarch with Jas, Jay and Joe and tap the drum in time, slow and fast. Big drummers copy rhythms!
Faith Garden
Bible stories and quiet thank-yousMum reads gentle Bible stories. Tap along, then put the pictures in order to tell it back.
Four new games, and more to learn in five others
- Say Hello!: greetings in Yoruba, Hausa, Igbo and Pidgin, and Nigerian foods and instruments.
- Story Time: everyday stories about Jas, Jay and Joe to join in with and tell back.
- Pattern Play: the odd one out, more or fewer, bigger or smaller, and what comes next in a pattern.
- Little Scientist: dressing for the weather, day and night, the five senses, and what floats or sinks.
- Counting Market: paying, saving and sharing coins (ages 3 to 5).
- Healthy Habits: getting ready for bed, getting dressed, tidying up and recycling.
- Kindness Quest: saying hello, please and sorry, and taking turns. Each family member is now drawn showing how they feel.
- Safety Street: staying back from hot things, waiting for a grown-up by water, and what to do if you get lost.
- Alphabet Adventure: players with a nickname find the first letter of their own name.
Family plan: coming later
Everything in Paruto Kids World is free while we run our first pilot with families. Later, a family plan will add more. Some games will always stay free.
Planned for the family plan
- A new game or story every month
- Learning reports and ideas for play at home
- Room for more players on one device
- Safe backup of your child's progress
What never changes
- Only a grown-up can ever pay, behind the grown-up check.
- No adverts, and nothing for children to buy.
- We'll tell you before anything changes.
Made to be safe, calm and meaningful
What grown-ups get
- Grown-ups control profiles, settings and progress behind a parent check
- Progress stays on your device unless you choose cloud backup
- Kind feedback: mistakes get a hint, never a telling-off
- Break reminders you can set, with no streaks or pressure to keep playing
- Simple 2D mode, reduced motion and captions for every spoken line
- Faith Garden Bible stories can be switched off; every other game stays the same
Never in Paruto Kids World
- Adverts or in-app purchases
- Chat, friend requests or contact with strangers
- Social feeds or endless scrolling
- Links or browsers that lead out to the internet
- Camera, microphone or location access
Play anywhere, even offline
Open play.parutokids.com once on Wi-Fi and it saves itself to your device, so it keeps working on the go.
Tip: use your browser's “Add to Home Screen” (or “Install app”). It then opens full-screen like an app, with no address bar for little fingers to wander off into the web.
