Early math,
in order, with Pipo.
Patterns, sizes, numbers, shapes and logic. One idea at a time, with spaced practice, a check-up on every island and a guide for you. No noise, no fast cuts, no gaps.
- 200
- videos already made
- 10
- islands ready
- 36
- weeks per level
- 3
- levels, ages 3 to 6
What comes next?
This is how the videos play. Sit with your child and answer together.
YouTube is full of random videos. This is a course.
A colors video, then a numbers one, then dinosaurs: your child watches a lot but never moves forward. Pipoverse follows a learning path, like preschool does, and tells you what comes next.
One new idea a week, four ways to play it
- Monday Learn
Pipo introduces the idea of the week with a story.
- Tuesday Play
The same idea with a new game and new objects.
- Wednesday Play more
Harder, with tricks and "non-examples".
- Thursday Mix
The new idea mixed with earlier weeks.
- Friday Rewatch
Your child picks a favorite. Watching again teaches too.
Inside every video (4 to 5 minutes)
- 🗺️ Map The island and today's stop
- 🔥 Warm-up A challenge from yesterday
- 💡 Concept A story with an island friend
- 🎯 Challenges Easy to hard, with time to think
- 🤸 Movement break Moving with the topic
- 🧰 The chest A challenge from an earlier island
- 🏠 At home A game with real objects
Three levels, 21 islands, one school year each
Each island lasts 5 weeks. Tap an island to see its videos. The stars fill up with your child's progress.
Look and compare
Count and order
- 1 Island of Ten
- 2 Seesaw Island
- 3 Necklace Island
- 4 Measuring In production
- 5 Order and time In production
- 6 Shapes and space In production
- 7 Sorting and data In production
Think with numbers
- 1 Putting together Coming soon
- 2 Taking away Coming soon
- 3 Parts of a number Coming soon
- 4 Numbers to 20 Coming soon
- 5 Counting far Coming soon
- 6 Measuring and time Coming soon
- 7 Logic and paths Coming soon
Interactive guides that tell you what to review
Every island ends with a "Big game". Mark ✓, ½ or ✗ for each challenge as you watch, and the guide instantly shows what is mastered and which videos to repeat. Printable too.
- What to watch for on each island
- Common mistakes at this age
- Which video to repeat, with a direct link
- Saved to each child's progress
Frequently asked questions
What age is it for?
Ages 3 to 6, in three levels. Ages are a guide: the level depends on readiness, not age. The final check-up of each level works as the entry test for the next one.
How much does it cost?
The videos are free on YouTube, and so are the guides on this site. Your progress is saved in your browser, no account needed.
How many videos a day?
One. Each video is 4 to 5 minutes long and includes a warm-up, review and a movement break. More screen time does not mean more learning.
Where do I start?
On Level 1, Island 1 (Patterns), even if your child is older: the first videos go fast for kids who already know, and each island check-up tells you when to move on.
What is it based on?
Clements and Sarama's learning trajectories, with spaced and mixed review, examples and non-examples, and assessment to decide. The plan is checked against Head Start (ELOF), NCTM and Common Core kindergarten domains.
Is it in Spanish too?
Yes. Every video exists in English and Spanish, in the same order. You can switch languages on any page.
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