Learning games for ages 3 to 10, in your child’s language
22 short games in Arabic, Hebrew and English that teach counting, thinking, shapes and feelings. Instructions are spoken, so a four-year-old plays alone. Once a week you get a note that says what your child can do now.
No credit card. Two children, every game, free.
- Ages 3 to 10
- 22 games
- Arabic, Hebrew and English
- No ads
Why parents pick Yawlad
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Plays without reading
Every instruction is spoken in your language. A child who cannot read yet taps, drags and answers with their fingers.
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Progress in plain words
Not a score. A sentence: “Lina counts to 5 confidently and is starting to count to 10.” Plus one thing to try at home this week.
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Safe by design
No child accounts, no ads, no chat. Your child plays in a locked kid mode on your phone or tablet, and you hold the only login.
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Three languages, one app
Arabic, Hebrew and English, with right-to-left layouts done properly and a choice of Western or Arabic-Indic numerals.
How it works
Three steps, and the first one takes a minute.
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1 Add your child
A name, an avatar and a birth month. That is the whole profile: no email, no password.
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2 Hand over the device
Pick the profile and pass the phone or tablet. Kid mode keeps your child inside the games.
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3 Read the weekly note
Once a week: what your child can do now, what comes next, and one activity to do together.
22 games, five subjects, three levels each
Levels change the game, not just the numbers. Level 1 counts three apples; level 3 hides them among bananas.
Numbers and math
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Count the objects
3 levels -
Math adventure
3 levels -
Count the dots
3 levels -
Count and drop the number
3 levels -
More or fewer
3 levels -
Number caterpillar
3 levels -
Number crossword
3 levels -
Colour the circles
3 levels
Memory and thinking
6-
Memory match
3 levels -
Maze
3 levels -
Odd one out
3 levels -
Copy the pattern
3 levels -
What comes next?
3 levels -
Safe cracker
3 levels
Shapes and colours
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Colours
3 levels -
Shapes
3 levels -
Match the shapes
3 levels -
Which is biggest?
3 levels -
Match the colours
3 levels
Animals
2-
Who eats what?
3 levels -
Where do they live?
3 levels
Feelings
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Name the feeling
3 levels
Every game is open on the free plan.
What you will read every week
Yawlad turns play sessions into sentences a parent can act on.
How many apples?
This week
Lina counts to 5 confidently and is starting to count to 10.
New friend
Octopus joined Lina’s collection
Lina’s week
- Lina counts to 5 confidently.
- She is starting to count to 10.
- In Odd one out she is playing at level 2.
Ready for level 2 in counting
Try at home this week
Set the table together and count the plates out loud, then the forks.
- A skill map per child: confident, starting, or needs practice
- One home activity a week, no screen needed
- Sent by email, or read any time in the app
A reason to come back that is not a score
Every correct answer adds a fruit to your child’s basket. Five sessions fill a basket, and a full basket brings a new friend who then helps inside the games.
Basket: 3 of 5 sessions
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Bunny -
Octopus -
Bird -
Bee -
Dog
- Five friends to unlock, one basket at a time
- The chosen friend appears inside the games
- Parents see baskets and friends on the progress page
Built for a child to hold and a parent to trust
No child accounts
Children have no email, no password and nothing to recover. You hold the only login.
Kid mode
When you pick a profile the device switches to a limited mode that can only play games and save progress.
No ads, no chat, no strangers
Nothing in the games leads out of the games. No purchases inside, no social features.
Minimal data
A first name, an avatar and a birth month. We never store a full birth date.
Simple pricing
Start free. Upgrade when you want the full weekly report and the skill map for up to four children.
Free
Try everything with two children
₪0 free
- All 22 games
- 2 child profiles
- Basic weekly summary
- Kid mode and three languages
Family
Up to four children and both parents
₪19.9 ₪149
per month per year
- All 22 games
- 4 child profiles, 2 parent accounts
- Weekly report with progress sentences
- Skill map and “ready for the next level”
- One home activity every week
Prices in Israeli shekels. Cancel any time.
Running a kindergarten or a school? See the school plan
Questions parents ask
Is the free plan really free?
Yes. Two child profiles, every game and a basic weekly summary, with no time limit and no card. The Family plan adds two more children, the full weekly report and the skill map.
Which devices work?
Any phone, tablet or computer with a modern browser. There is nothing to install, and you can add Yawlad to the home screen so it opens like an app.
Can my child play without reading?
Yes. Instructions are spoken, answers are given by tapping and dragging, and the games for ages 3 to 6 avoid text entirely.
Which languages are supported?
Arabic, Hebrew and English, for the games and for you. Each child can have their own language, and you choose Western or Arabic-Indic numerals.
Can my child buy anything or talk to anyone inside the games?
No. There are no purchases, ads, chat or outside links inside the games. Kid mode keeps the device inside the games until you switch back.
How do I cancel?
From your billing page, any time. You keep your account and your children’s progress on the free plan.
Ten minutes a day. A note every week.
Add your child and start playing in a minute.
No credit card. Two children, every game, free.