Focus Farm
Your child hears which picture to find, then searches a grid containing several kinds of similar pictures. They tap every copy of the target. Found pictures receive a tick and stay visible. The round continues until all targets are found, so your child can check the grid again.
Every game is free for every family until 20 November 2026. No card, no payment.
What it practises
- Locate a named target among similar pictures
- Find every copy of the target in a grid
How the levels grow
- Seed Level 1
- Sprout Level 2
- Bloom Level 3
- Flourish Level 4
- Shine Level 5
Ages 2–4 move through grids of four, six, six, nine and nine pictures across levels 1–5, with one, two, three, three and four targets. Ages 4–6 use six, nine, twelve, twelve and fifteen pictures, with two, three, four, five and five targets. Both bands use the same target sets, including chickens, apples and stars. Each session has five rounds. Higher levels change the grid and target counts rather than introduce a different search action.
Ages 2–4 play on the Pre-Nursery path and ages 4–6 on the Kindergarten path. Good play climbs a level; a hard day holds it, and a level earned is never taken away.
What you might notice
- Does your child scan another part of the grid after a find?
- Do they use the ticks to see what is already found?
Try it at home
Draw a few stars among circles on one large sheet. Ask your child to point to each star while you mark it. Keep the set small and let them stop whenever they wish. Swap roles and look for a target they choose.
Not in this game: The game does not assess general attention or diagnose any difficulty.
Home-learning units that use it
- Playgroup
- One, Two, Three
- Nursery
- Stories and Puppets Listen and Remember
- KG 1
- Patterns and Puzzles Feelings and Friends
- KG 2
- Puzzles and Logic Kindness and Teamwork Listen, Check and Do Choose with Two Clues What I Know and What I Guess
- Ready for Class 1
- Being a Good Learner Ready for School Routines Pause and Return to a Small Job