Lalo goes to school, and brings the exercise book
The follow-up to Lalo for primary school children: nine subjects from the real curriculum, in five-minute sessions. The same pencil as before, now wearing glasses.
The difference between answering correctly once and actually knowing something. Lalo Academy keeps track of the second one.
Fifty-five canonical facts — commutativity means nothing is learned twice — in the order school teaches them: 2, 10, 5, 3, 4, 6, 7, 8, 9. A fact counts as known only after several correct answers spaced out over time.
What causes trouble comes back, and it comes back just before it would be forgotten. That is why five minutes a day beats an hour on Sunday.
Getting it wrong costs no telling-off and no life: the right answer appears, the step is explained, and it moves on. In column arithmetic the working is also read aloud.
A squared exercise book, in landscape, with the mascot alongside every exercise.
Times tables and numbers cost nothing. The others open together with a single purchase. Measures is on the way.
In Lalo the parents' area sits behind a sum. Not here: at six, they can do sums.
Settings, progress and purchases sit behind a four-digit PIN. That follows directly from the age: what is enough at three is not enough at eight.
Outside the exercises there is a map to complete: levels rise and earned rewards get worn. The reward is inside the game, not in a notification calling the child back.
The app ships no advertising SDK and asks for no account. Times tables and numbers are free with no time limit; the rest opens with a one-time purchase, not a recurring fee.
No ads, no profiling identifier, no analysis of what the child does.
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