Puzzle Power
Fluid reasoning
Figuring things out. Your child meets a puzzle they haven't seen before and works out the rule.
Spot the pattern, then switch the rule mid-game.
Videos that move you. Games that grow you.
Move your body.
Grow your brain.
Jump, dance, and stomp along with Echo, then play quick games that build memory, literacy, and math skills.
Memory Moves
47 levels
Pick your robot. Watch Echo's moves. Do them, then tap them back.
Tap here to play
How it works
Watch, play, level up
Every YouTube video has a matching game, so kids practice the same skill twice. The games keep everyone moving too. Echo asks players to get up and do each move before they tap.
New videos are on the way! Subscribe to Echo's Corner on YouTube so you never miss one.
Move with Echo
Kids dodge, hop, and stomp through side-scrolling video worlds on YouTube. No sitting still.
Play the game
A short tablet or browser game uses the same skill from the video: patterns, sounds, numbers, or memory.
Earn a glow badge
Finishing a challenge lights up a badge. Collect all ten powers and celebrate with Echo.
The ten powers
Ten powers, and what the letters mean
Each power matches one kind of thinking that learning specialists look at. The "G" is short for "general ability", and the small letters name the kind. Kids see the fun name. Grown-ups can see what it builds.
Brain powers
Word Wisdom
Comprehension and knowledge
What your child knows. The words, facts and ideas they've picked up and can use.
Story adventures packed with rich new words.
Memory Vault
Working memory
Holding a thought. Keeping a few things in mind long enough to use them, like following two-step directions.
Hold a string of moves in mind and repeat them.
Speed Zone
Processing speed
Quick and easy. How fast your child can do simple things they already know how to do.
Fast sorting and quick-tap arcade rounds.
Shape Vision
Visual processing
Seeing with the mind's eye. Noticing shapes, picturing how pieces fit, and imagining them turned around.
Turn shapes in your head to fit through portals.
Sound Lab
Auditory processing
Hearing the sounds in words. Telling sounds apart and blending them together.
Rhyming grooves and phonics dance routines.
Time Capsule
Learning efficiency and retrieval fluency
Making it stick, and finding it again. How easily something new settles into memory, and how quickly your child can pull it back out.
Secret passwords and story clues that come back later.
School skills
Reading Quest
Reading
Cracking the code. Linking letters to their sounds and reading words.
Sound out words, learn sight words, crack new ones.
Number Launch
Quantitative knowledge
Number sense. Knowing how many, counting, and how numbers work.
Counting quests and move-along number games.
Story Builder
Writing
Getting ideas onto the page. Turning ideas into words and sentences.
Build sentences and invent your own ideas.
Games
The arcade is opening
Every game is for all ages and skill levels, so grown-ups can play too. Start at Level 1 and open new levels as you go. Eight games are playable today, with more on the way.
Memory Moves
Watch Echo do her moves and call them out, then copy them back. Trains the Memory Vault.
Play Memory MovesPhonics Bubble Pop
Listen to the sound Echo says, then pop the letter that makes it. Trains the Sound Lab.
Play Phonics Bubble PopPattern Portal
Spot the pattern and pick the piece that opens the portal. Trains Puzzle Power.
Play Pattern PortalNumber Stomp
Count, compare and find the missing number, then stomp the answer with Echo. Trains Number Launch and Speed Zone.
Play Number StompFor parents and teachers
Screen time that gets kids off the couch
Echo's Corner is designed by an educational diagnostician in Texas. Every video and game is mapped to the Cattell-Horn-Carroll (CHC) model of cognitive abilities, the same framework behind widely used school evaluations, plus core literacy and math skills.
Echo's Corner is play and practice. It is not a test and does not diagnose or treat any condition.
- Whole-brain coverageAll seven brain powers and three school skills, so practice is balanced.
- Movement firstVideos ask kids to jump, balance, and sequence moves before any tapping begins.
- Privacy by designGrown-ups hold the account. Kids play under a nickname with no personal details.
- A level for everyoneFor all ages and skill levels, grown-ups included. Each game has a few starting points, so you can begin wherever feels right and play side by side with your child.