Class 3 admission practice — real questions from real papers, played like a game.
Math · বাংলা · English · Explorer — plus model tests and speaking practice
This picks which questions he practises. The wording, the numerals and the money all change with it — so it is worth getting right. You can change it later from the gear icon.
His cube colour
Coins
Right answers always pay 3. Listening to a poem, reading a lesson and reciting out loud pay too. Coins can never drop below zero whichever you pick.
About “Recite”: the microphone checks that he speaks in separate, clear bursts for about as long as the poem takes — it does not check the words themselves, because no browser can do that for Bangla verse. The app doesn’t tell him that, so he has no reason to try mumbling through it. If you want certainty he actually knows it, listen once yourself and use “I said it — a grown-up checked”.
Keeping him on the app
Read this bit. No website can stop a child leaving — not this one, not any. Browsers forbid it on purpose, so there is no home button to block and no way to refuse being closed. Focus mode does the strongest things a page is allowed to do: fill the screen, keep it awake, pause the moment he leaves, put a step in the way when he returns, and count the wanders so the progress page can tell you whether this is actually happening.
To genuinely lock the device to this one app, use the phone or laptop’s own setting — App pinning on Android, kiosk mode on Windows. Both are free, both take a minute, and the exact steps are on the 🛠️ Help screen.
Read-aloud voice
Sync across devices
Checking…
Turn this on and his progress follows him from the laptop to the phone, and you get a page showing what he has been practising. Leave it off and everything stays on this one device, exactly as it is now.
Already turned it on somewhere else? Type that family code here instead:
Family code — type this into his other device, in this same box.
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Stopping only disconnects this device. Nothing he has done is deleted, here or anywhere else.
Open this in a normal browser window, not a private/incognito one — progress is saved on this device and a private window throws it away when it closes.
Ready to carry on?
Ask a grown-up to type the number.
This checks this device right now. Green is fine, amber needs a one-off setup step, red means the feature cannot work here.
You get one new card every time you finish a level or a paper — whether you got them all right or not. Cards are never taken away.
A model test has no hints, no second tries and no answers until the end — that is what makes it a measurement rather than practice. Nothing he has already earned can be lost by sitting one.
Draw questions from
No hints in a model test. Pick the answer you think is right and move on.
Stand up, shake your arms out, look out of a window for a bit.