Made together, played here

Small adventures.
Generous open-source roots.

Six new LearnPlay activities reuse selected code, sounds, or artwork from the projects below. These are focused adaptations with our own child-friendly interfaces, not the full original suites. No endorsement by the original projects is implied.

🌈 Paint a TunePaint little melodies and explore sound. Adapted Chrome Music Lab melody components; Apache 2.0. 🐾 Feed a Reading FriendFeed letters to a friendly creature. Feed the Monster puzzle logic and recorded phonics; MIT code, CC BY 4.0 audio. 🦁 Sound ZooExplore sounds and repeat playful patterns. Selected Sugarizer TamTam components. 🍎 Counting OrchardTouch and count collections. A browser adaptation of GCompris enumeration; GPL 3.0-or-later code and credited artwork. 🥁 Build a BandMix a band with big, simple controls. Powered by an adapted BeepBox synthesizer; MIT. 🧩 Music BuildersGrown-up co-play: build and repeat note patterns. Selected Sugar Labs Music Blocks rhythm utilities; AGPL 3.0.

For grown-ups

These activities are free creative play and practice, not a complete curriculum or a measure of your child's ability. Start with a few choices, play together, and follow your child's interests. Difficulty stays under your control. Music Builders is intended for co-play or children ready for sequencing.

No accounts, ads, chat, camera, microphone, or analytics are added. These new activities do not save personal information or creations between visits. Sounds and game assets are served from LearnPlay.ai; optional spoken directions use your browser's speech service. Existing learning-progress and world-save settings are unchanged. The learning hub's screen limits do not extend to these standalone activities.

Tap a musical control to enable sound. Stop and Sound off remain available. Audio stops when the activity is hidden or you open its game menu. Some devices need their silent switch turned off. These pages have not been certified by an educator or tested with every assistive technology.

Credits, licenses & source

The readable JavaScript and HTML served for each activity are its source. The links below provide component notices, pinned upstream revisions, and modification details. Code and artwork retain their respective licenses; “open source” does not remove credit or share-alike obligations.

Shared shell source · Shared styles · Shared shell MIT license · LearnPlay privacy & existing game credits