StudyX
StudyX Devlog articles tagged "How-To".
Ideas that make Kinder Piano work in a real household: playing the demo first, staying in Slow mode longer than you think, stopping at two stars, using headphones for ear training, and where to put the iPad.
New to Kinder Piano? Start on the screen keyboard, pick a first song, choose melody and Slow mode, read the finger numbers together, and set things up for grown-ups before you hand over the device.
Ideas that make BrainDojo Kids work in a real household: stopping at three activities, when to use a stylus, saving My Font twice a year, and reading the learning report.
New to BrainDojo Kids? Set up a player, run the first three Today's Training activities, walk through a course, and set a daily time limit before you hand over the device.
An honest comparison of BrainDojo Free and Plus: what each plan includes, who each one suits, why the app is ad-free, and how to decide when to upgrade.
Learn what the Brain Meter in BrainDojo shows, how completing multiple training sessions daily raises it, and how to use it as your daily training goal.
New to BrainDojo? Learn how to download the app, start with Today's Training and Try for free, and build a 10-second daily brain-training habit that lasts.
Practical Sudoku365 tips: solve at a set time daily to protect your streak, climb difficulty levels gradually, and see progress in stats and best times.
New to Sudoku365? Learn what the daily sudoku app offers, how to pick from four difficulty levels, build a daily puzzle habit, and use hints without guilt.
StudyX Japanese Letters TableHow-To
Practical ideas for StudyX Japanese Letters Table: daily chart exploration, listening-quiz games together, moving from chart to tracing, and romaji mode.
StudyX Japanese Letters TableHow-To
A beginner's guide to StudyX Japanese Letters Table: explore the interactive kana chart, tap any letter to hear native audio, and switch display modes.
StudyX Japanese Letters TracerHow-To
Ideas for better kana practice with StudyX Japanese Letters Tracer: a few letters a day, pairing tracing with audio, and growing into smaller cells.
StudyX Japanese Letters TracerHow-To
New to StudyX Japanese Letters Tracer? Learn how to run your first hiragana and katakana tracing session with animated stroke-order guides and audio.
Practical ideas for Kinder Browser: build an allowlist of learning sites with your child, review it as they grow, and pair it with Screen Time.
New to Kinder Browser? Learn how the allowlist model works, approve your child's first sites, and hand over the iPad with confidence.
StudyX Smartpaper LettersHow-To
Practical ideas for StudyX Smartpaper Letters: short daily tracing, Montessori color coding, moving from letters to word lists, and reviewing history.
StudyX Smartpaper LettersHow-To
New to StudyX Smartpaper Letters? Learn what the app is, how iPad and Apple Pencil fit in, and how your first tracing session and real-time scoring work.
Practical ideas for StudyX MathCal: short daily drills, bead lessons for younger kids, calendar stamps as a habit tracker, and pairing with homework time.
New to StudyX MathCal? Learn what this handwriting math app for kids offers, how a first session works, and how to build a daily practice habit.
Ideas for enjoying StudyX Globe Atlas together: spin-and-ask games, flag quizzes, learning country names in another language, and more.
Getting started with StudyX Globe Atlas: open the free interactive 3D globe in your browser, explore countries, try the flag game, and switch languages.
Practical Kinder Paint tips: Montessori-style independent drawing, Paint Academy tracing lessons, quiet-time creativity, and offline use on trips.
New to Kinder Paint? Learn what this ad-free drawing app for kids ages 2 to 6 offers and how to guide a first drawing session, from canvases to brushes.
Practical ways to use TidyTimer: a five-minute reset before bed, 15-minute room sprints, pairing every timer with a task list, and family cleanup sessions.
New to TidyTimer? Learn how to open the free online tidying timer in your browser, pick a preset from 5 to 90 minutes, and line up your first tasks.
Practical StudyX Mindsports tips: warm up with lessons, review matches with the move history, use undo, and adjust time controls to fit your practice.
New to StudyX Mindsports? Learn how to pick your first game, follow the beginner lessons, and play your first match against the adaptive offline AI.