For grown-ups
Parent Learning Guides
Short, practical notes on what children practise in our games and worksheets, with ideas to carry the learning into everyday life.
Reading & language
How rhyming games help children hear the sounds in words
Ages 3–7 · Why rhyme matters before reading, how to play rhyme games at home and which Brizlog activities practise sound families.
Making spelling practice playful (and less of a battle)
Ages 5–10 · Turn weekly spelling lists into tracing, word searches, jumbles and quick tests with My Words Studio and word games.
Maths & logic
Teaching kilograms, litres, metres and kilometres through everyday play
Ages 4–11 · Help children understand weight, capacity, length and distance with kitchen-table ideas and Measure Land activities.
Introducing fractions with food, pictures and number lines
Ages 6–11 · A parent guide to halves, quarters and equivalent fractions using pizza models, number lines and Fraction Fun.
Learning times tables with short, regular games
Ages 7–12 · Practical ways to build multiplication recall: patterns, little-and-often practice and Times Table Arcade.
Thinking & science
Early coding without a keyboard: directions, sequences and debugging
Ages 5–12 · How robot path games build sequencing, planning and debugging skills — the heart of coding — for young children.
Safe science conversations: mixing, changing and asking “why?”
Ages 6–12 · Use Alchemy Lab and paper chemistry worksheets to spark curiosity about materials, mixtures and change — safely.
Home learning
Safe play
Purposeful screen time: short sessions, breaks and talking together
Ages 2–12 · Practical advice on balancing learning games with rest and play, and how Brizlog's daily allowance and Parent Corner help.
Which activities suit which age? A practical starting map
Ages 2–12 · A starting map of Brizlog activities for ages 2–5, 5–8 and 8–12, with what to look for as your child grows.