CUC-S Kids: trace and sort
29 Sept 2026launched yesterday
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CUC-S Kids brings together two activities made for the hand that is still learning. PREESCRIPTURA — ages 3 to 6 The child traces paths, numbers and letters with a finger. First an animation shows where the stroke starts, which way it goes and where it ends; then the child does it. Stray off it and a sound says to start again. Get it right and the stroke is redrawn in green while an animal, a piece of chalk or a pencil travels along it. Four kinds of screen: paths over illustrated scenes, numbers, lowercase letters and capitals. And two modes: a single shape, or whole words in cursive on ruled lines, the letters joined in one go. In "My words" you can add the words of the house — the child's name, a sibling's, the cat's — and the child practises them in cursive. Up to eight words of eight letters, accents included. PICKERPICS — ages 4 and up Three games on a reel of pictures: line them all up by colour, by shape, or repeating a sequence. WHAT IT PRACTISES • Control of the shoulder, the arm and the fingers. • Body axis, left and right, and spatial orientation. • Hand-eye coordination and directionality. • Visual perception of shapes, colours, spaces and distances. • Attention and concentration. FOR PARENTS AND TEACHERS A teaching tool for parents and teachers, useful alongside early-years schoolwork. The game-like format means children repeat the same activity many times without getting bored, taking the strokes in as they go. A counter keeps score of the exercises done right in each kind of screen, and can be reset at any time. NO SMALL PRINT No ads. No in-app purchases. No accounts, no sign-up. No connection needed: everything happens on the device and no data leaves it. IN SIX LANGUAGES Catalan, Spanish, English, French, German and Italian. Teaching project: Lurdes Àvila. Graphic design: Víctor Àvila. Code: Toni Sanz.Read more
CUC-S Kids brings together two activities made for the hand that is still learning.
PREESCRIPTURA — ages 3 to 6
The child traces paths, numbers and letters with a finger. First an animation shows where the stroke starts, which way it goes and where it ends; then the child does it. Stray off it and a sound says to start again. Get it right and the stroke is redrawn in green while an animal, a piece of chalk or a pencil travels along it.
Four kinds of screen: paths over illustrated scenes, numbers, lowercase letters and capitals. And two modes: a single shape, or whole words in cursive on ruled lines, the letters joined in one go.
In "My words" you can add the words of the house — the child's name, a sibling's, the cat's — and the child practises them in cursive. Up to eight words of eight letters, accents included.
PICKERPICS — ages 4 and up
Three games on a reel of pictures: line them all up by colour, by shape, or repeating a sequence.
WHAT IT PRACTISES
• Control of the shoulder, the arm and the fingers.
• Body axis, left and right, and spatial orientation.
• Hand-eye coordination and directionality.
• Visual perception of shapes, colours, spaces and distances.
• Attention and concentration.
FOR PARENTS AND TEACHERS
A teaching tool for parents and teachers, useful alongside early-years schoolwork. The game-like format means children repeat the same activity many times without getting bored, taking the strokes in as they go.
A counter keeps score of the exercises done right in each kind of screen, and can be reset at any time.
NO SMALL PRINT
No ads. No in-app purchases. No accounts, no sign-up. No connection needed: everything happens on the device and no data leaves it.
IN SIX LANGUAGES
Catalan, Spanish, English, French, German and Italian.
Teaching project: Lurdes Àvila. Graphic design: Víctor Àvila. Code: Toni Sanz.
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- Version 1.0First seen · 29 Sept 2026
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