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Learn on
your feet.

Two ways PlayDock helps kids learn at home: games that teach math and language as they move, and a studio where kids as young as 5 build their own.

Kids learning through active play on PlayDock
A child playing a learning game on the TV

Math & language,
disguised as play.

Some games sneak real learning into the fun — hop to the right answer, stomp the letters, race through a spelling course. Kids practice with their whole body instead of a worksheet.

Math

Number-hop, quick-add races and counting challenges.

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Language

Letter-stomp, phonics and word-builder relays.

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Focus

Memory, patterns and reaction games.

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Levels

Difficulty grows with your kid, from age 5 up.

Two players dancing with live skeleton tracking overlaid

Kids make
the games.

In PlayDock Playgrounds, kids as young as 5 build their own motion games — no code. Design it in the browser, then jump up and play it on the TV.

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Design

Pick a gesture, a rule and a look.

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Play

Cast to the dock and test it with your body.

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Tweak

Change it, play again, make it better.

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Share

Save it and play each other's games.

Give worksheets
the night off.

Math, language and focus games — plus a build-your-own studio — all on one $29.99 dock.

Kids playing a motion game together

Parent questions.

What age is it for?

Learning games and the studio are designed for kids 5 and up, and the difficulty scales as they grow.

Does building games need coding?

No — PlayDock Playgrounds is fully no-code. Older kids can move up to the JavaScript & Unity SDK when they're ready.

What do we need to build a game?

Any laptop or Chromebook to build in the browser, plus a PlayDock Dock and a TV to play it with body motion.

Ready to
play and learn?

Learning games plus a build-your-own studio — all on the dock you already play on.

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