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Educational games for boys and girls: learn while you play

Discover how educational games can help your child learn math, language, logic, and much more in a fun and effective way.

What are educational games and why do they work?

Mathematics isn't inherently difficult; often the problem lies in how it's taught. When a child doesn't fully grasp the fundamentals, they get lost with each new concept. The key is to learn calmly, visually, and with activities adapted to their pace.

Educational games with curriculum-based and cognitive stimulation

The most effective educational games are those that integrate pedagogical content with dynamics designed to train cognitive functions. MindED is based on the primary school curriculum, developed by Santillana , and on game systems designed in collaboration with CogniFit , experts in neuroscience and educational gamification.

Features of educational games in MindED

Based on the actual school curriculum, validated by the Santillana pedagogical team.
Activities that strengthen memory, attention, reasoning and other key cognitive skills, thanks to the CogniFit experience.
Adaptive approach: games are adjusted to the child's level to avoid frustration.
Intuitive, visual and motivating interface.

Skills and subjects that are worked on with educational games

Mathematics (basic operations, fractions, geometry)
Language and reading comprehension
Logical reasoning and critical thinking
Memory, attention, and processing speed
General culture and transversal knowledge

Ideal contexts for using educational games

MindED's educational games can be used at home, in the classroom, or during vacations. They are designed to adapt to different times of day and needs: