For parents & teachers
Vidaara Play is built on a simple idea: a six-year-old learns grammar faster when it feels like play than when it feels like a worksheet.
What your child practises
All five games draw from one carefully written Grade 1 bank, so your child meets the same skills again and again in different, low-pressure ways: letters and words, naming words, one and many, pronouns, articles, action words, describing words, position words, building sentences, capital letters, punctuation and kinds of sentences. You can browse the full Grade 1 syllabus at any time.
Safe by design
- No accounts, no logins, no personal details.
- No adverts and no third-party trackers.
- Progress is saved only in this browser — never uploaded.
- Gentle feedback: mistakes are shown kindly, with the reason.
Standards alignment
The curriculum behind these games is mapped to CEFR Pre-A1/A1 and cross-referenced with CBSE/NCERT (India), the National Curriculum for England, US Common Core, the Australian Curriculum and the New Zealand Curriculum. Mappings are band-level guidance, chosen so children in many countries can use the same games.
Questions parents ask
Is Vidaara Play free?
Yes. Every game is completely free to play, with no sign-up, no adverts and nothing to install.
Is it safe for young children?
There are no accounts, no chat, no adverts and no data collection. Progress is saved privately in your own browser and never uploaded.
Which syllabus does it follow?
The Grade 1 grammar strand, aligned at CEFR Pre-A1/A1 level with CBSE/NCERT, the England National Curriculum, US Common Core, the Australian Curriculum and the New Zealand Curriculum.
My child cannot read fluently yet. Can they still play?
Yes. Tap the speaker icon on any question to hear it read aloud, and answer choices are short and picture-friendly.
How is progress measured?
Instead of a single percentage, the Grammar Intelligence map fills each skill with colour as your child practises, and always suggests the next best skill to work on.