Lingo Lagoon · Ages 7–10

Script Studio

Learn to write the letters behind the Lingo Pals courses. Your child watches each letter drawn, traces it, then writes it alone, stroke by stroke.

How it plays

What your child does

Each letter is first drawn stroke by stroke, with numbers. Then your child traces it, then writes it alone. Only the last step counts.
Every stroke is checked: where it starts, which way it goes and its order.
If a stroke is off, the buddy says what to fix (“Start at the dot”, “Go down, not up”) and your child redraws just that stroke.
Spot it rounds match a letter to its sound, reading or picture.

Vowels, consonants and vowel signs, then words like घर (house).

The basic strokes and stroke-order rules, then 60 common characters.

Letters written right to left.

Hiragana and katakana, row by row.

Vowels and consonants, then syllable blocks like 나 and 곰.

Joined English letters, and Spanish and French accent marks.

For grown-ups

Neatness, speed and pressure never count.
A Left-handed switch moves the side panel to the other side of the writing box.
Sounds use the iPad’s built-in voices for these languages. Check Settings › Accessibility › Spoken Content › Voices if you hear nothing.
The game saves itself, so your child can stop at any time and pick up where they left off.

It comes with every other game on the island. Join the TestFlight beta, play for a week, and tell us what your child thought.