P1-P3 life skills game

Everyday Hero Quest

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⚖️ Balanced Mixes

Mix all skills to build a well-rounded habit.

Replay engine

Each run has a reason.

-Today's focus

-Booster target

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Parent trust promise

Built to avoid common edtech traps.

No ads, purchases, subscriptions, chat, leaderboard, or premium pressure. The game should not train children to ask adults for upgrades.

No account, full name, school, photo, microphone, location, or contact details. Progress stays on this device through browser storage.

Feedback explains the choice and the next better action. It praises repair, practice, and calm thinking rather than labelling a child as good or bad.

Replay is guided but not forced: children can choose modes, while weak-skill boosters and daily mixes reduce boring repetition.

One quest is enough. The best follow-up is a two-minute real-life rehearsal, not endless screen time.

What it teaches

Communication is taught as exact sentences: good morning, please, thank you, sorry, excuse me, may I join, and I disagree because.

Emotions are taught as a sequence: name the feeling, calm the body, explain what happened, repair if needed, and try again.

Independence is practised through real routines: canteen money, belongings, uniform, toilet care, bag checks, and emergency details.

Safety is direct and age-appropriate: move to safety, tell a trusted adult, keep telling until helped, and do not keep unsafe secrets.

Digital habits stay simple: private information stays private, random links wait for adults, online strangers are avoided, screens have limits, and online words should be kind.

About this game

Quick school-life choices for money sense, kindness, learning habits, safety, and digital judgement.

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Parent and teacher guide

What P1-P3 children should practise deeply

This guide turns the research into game design: short active practice, exact words children can use, repeated safe-help scripts, and home prompts parents can try in two minutes.

Review Lessons

What strong learning materials tend to get right.

Mistakes Avoided

Common parent and educator critiques we designed around.

News Lens Missions

Real-world issues, turned into child-safe play.

Hat Check

Use these lenses while replaying.