THE ADIBOU METHOD
For Reception and Key Stage 1 (UK) and Pre-K to Grade 1 (USA)

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1. Our educational approach

Adibou by Wiloki is an educational game for children aged 4 to 7 *. Adibou help them become more aware of their surroundings and gives them a taste for learning.

*Reception class up to Year 2 in the UK or Pre-K up to Grade 1 in the US.

Adibou takes kids on a journey through a lively, fun and colourful world that evolves according to their actions. With the help of Adibou and his friends, they will take care of animals and tend to crops and harvests. They can listen to immersive podcasts, create innovative recipes in the kitchen and develop their creativity in the flower garden. Each activity is aimed at developing specific skills, such as creativity, concentration, organisation and motor skills. In the Tower of Knowledge, an area dedicated to learning, children from Reception class to Key Stage 1 (equivalent to Pre-K to 1st Grade in the US) can learn to read and count by engaging with more than 1,500 activities.

Using unique adaptive algorithms, this educational game is ideal for the development of young children aged 4 to 7 as it offers a perfect, tailored learning solution based on the national curriculum. These algorithms enable to identify the strengths and areas for improvement of Reception year or Key Stage 1 (or Pre-K, Kindergarten and 1st Grade in the US) children and the motivational levers. This unique technology goes together with a very fine breakdown of the skills to be assimilated. This allows us to build a personalised learning path, adapted to each child’s pace.

All the content was designed by the Wiloki team, including teachers and experts in digital education.

The world of Adibou is based on learning through play. The child is guided by the game characters and explores the world autonomously. Adibou also encourages the child and rewards initiative.

Moreover, the child is autonomous in his learning. They can also follow their progress in the game and their gains in points and stars by visiting the magic tree. For each early-learning or educational activity in the Tower of Knowledge (Adibou’s Home), the child learns to learn and develops his or her exploratory and deductive skills.

Finally, we are convinced of the importance of active engagement. A passive learner does not learn! Engagement activates itself when the learner takes pleasure in the learning activity. The world of Adibou, from early learning activities to school learning activities, has been designed on this basis.

The Tower of Knowledge (Adibou’s Home) is a place dedicated to learning English and Mathematics.
In the Mathematics and English rooms, each object leads to a skill to be developed by the child. This skill is then further divided into concepts: these are the basic skills to be acquired by the child. The amusing animations of the objects encourage the child to discover what is hidden in each of them.

The educational content was developed by digital education experts and teachers.

Design of educational activities

For each concept, several types of activities are offered to ensure a diversified learning and to tackling the concept with different approach. For each level of difficulty of a concept, the framework of the activity, the interactivity and the method proposed are unique.

All activities were designed in close collaboration with teachers, digital education experts and ergonomists.

How contents adapt to children?

All content and exercises adapt to the age range of the children and to their knowledge. As soon as children enter the Tower of Knowledge, the educational activity area, he or she can choose between three levels of difficulty.

Thanks to our technology, the application first validates the knowledge before moving the player on to the next level. If they have any difficulties, the application will offer some easier contents to the children in order not to discourage them. Our objective is to foster the children’s taste for learning and thus engage them to learn. This is why Adibou systematically tones down wrong answers and congratulates the child for each success.

If the children progress and overcome the three levels of difficulty of their class, an activity of a higher difficulty will be provided.

A concept is considered to have been acquired when the child has successfully passed level-3. Children earn a star as a symbol of their achievement. Collecting stars strengthens children’s self-confidence.

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2. Skills and learnings

Reception to Year 2 (UK) and Pre-K to 1st Grade (US)

Learning objectives by age range

The educational activities offered in the Tower of Knowledge (Adibou’s Home) are tailored to the child’s developmental level and pace.

4 – 5 year old (Reception class or Pre-K)

OBJECTS COMPETENCE NOTION METHOD
Toy chest Vocabulary Living and non-living Listening, classification, visual perception
Toy chest Vocabulary Everyday objects Listening, classification, visual perception
Snow ball Comprehension Understanding a description Comprehension, observation, visual perception, comparison
Snow ball Comprehension Opposites Comprehension, observation, visual perception, comparison
Speaker Phonics and syllables Recognising and locating a sound in a word Phonic recognition, language, listening, reasoning, associating a word with a picture
Speaker Phonics and syllables Associating 2 rhyming words Phonic recognition, language, listening, reasoning, associating a word with a picture
Speaker Phonics and syllables Differenciating sounds Phonic recognition, language, listening, reasoning, associating a word with a picture
Speaker Phonics and syllables Counting the number of syllables Phonic recognition, language, listening, reasoning, associating a word with a picture
Television Matching pictures Matching pictures Observation, reasoning, comparison, classification
Television Matching pictures Sorting and matching pictures Observation, reasoning, comparison, classification
Cubes with letters Letters Recognising letters Observation, memorization, reading, repetition
Skateboard Words Identifying a letter in a word Observation, reasoning, rearranging letters, completing a word according to suggestions, reading
Skateboard Words First letter of a word Observation, reasoning, rearranging letters, completing a word according to suggestions, reading
Skateboard Words Plurals Observation, reasoning, rearranging letters, completing a word according to suggestions, reading
Train Nature of texts Nature of texts Associating objects and ideas, understanding
Xylophone grapheme-phoneme correspondence s, a, t, p, i, n sounds Visual and sound recognition, reconstruction of words with missing sounds
Xylophone grapheme-phoneme correspondence m, d, g, o, c, k sounds Visual and sound recognition, reconstruction of words with missing sounds
Xylophone grapheme-phoneme correspondence e, u, r, h, b sounds Visual and sound recognition, reconstruction of words with missing sounds
Xylophone grapheme-phoneme correspondence f, ff, l, ll, ss, ck sounds Visual and sound recognition, reconstruction of words with missing sounds

OBJECTS COMPETENCE NOTION METHOD
Hourglass Quantities Comparing quantities Understanding of the concepts of “empty”, “full”, “most” and “least
Bag Counting Up to 10 Observation, counting, counting in groups of 5, analysis, reorganisation of numbers
Bag Counting Up to 20 Observation, counting, counting in groups of 5, analysis, reorganisation of numbers
Hourglass Numbers up to 100 Comparing numbers Counting, understanding signs >, <, =
Machine Classifying Finding similiarities and the odd one out Comparison and reproduction of images, identification of intruders
Machine Classifying Sorting and grouping Bigger, smaller or equal
Telephone Patterns Recognising patterns Logical sequencing of colours, shapes and numbers, observation
Board Grids and tables Tables Reproducing a model, understanding an instruction, logic, comparison
Microscope Lengths and weights Comparing lengths Observation, understanding of ‘short’, ‘long’, ‘same length
Microscope Lengths and weights Comparing weights Observation, differentiating heavy and light, understand the mechanism of a scale
Watch Reading the time Reading the time Role of the hands, position of the hands and meanings
Rollerblades Finding paths Following a path Following a path, logic and analysis
Rollers Finding paths Draw path Building a path in accordance with the existing path
Shelf Shapes 2D shapes Recognising the square, triangle and circle
Shelf Shapes 3D shapes Recognising cubes, cuboids, spheres and pyramids.
Cube Position and direction Under, on, above, below Observation, understanding instructions, problem solving
Cube Position and direction Far, near Comparing lengths according to a reference point
Cube Position and direction Inside, outside Observation, understanding of an instruction
Cube Position and direction “left” and right Differentiate between right and “left” from the child’s or a character’s point of view
Glasses Calculation Adding Counting, observation, reasoning
Glasses Calculation Addition up to 10 without carrying over Calculation, addition in a row of numbers
Glasses Calculation Taking away Counting, observation, reasoning
Glasses Calculation Subtraction Numeracy, line subtraction, reasoning
Glasses Calculation Doubling and halving Counting, pairing a die with a number, distinguishing between doubles and halves.

5 – 6 year old (Year 1 or Kindergarten)

OBJECTS COMPETENCE NOTION METHOD
Toy chest Vocabulary Living and non-living Listening, classification, visual perception
Toy chest Vocabulary Everyday objects Listening, classification, visual perception
Snow ball Comprehension Understanding a description Comprehension, observation, visual perception, comparison
Snow ball Comprehension Opposites Comprehension, observation, visual perception, comparison
Speaker Phonics and syllables Recognising and locating a sound in a word Phonic recognition, language, listening, reasoning, associating a word with a picture
Speaker Phonics and syllables Associating 2 rhyming words Phonic recognition, language, listening, reasoning, associating a word with a picture
Speaker Phonics and syllables Differenciating sounds Phonic recognition, language, listening, reasoning, associating a word with a picture
Speaker Phonics and syllables Counting the number of syllables Phonic recognition, language, listening, reasoning, associating a word with a picture
Speaker Phonics and syllables Recognising and locating a syllable in a word Phonic recognition, language, listening, reasoning, associating a word with a picture
Television Matching pictures Matching pictures Observation, reasoning, comparison, classification
Television Matching pictures Sorting and matching pictures Observation, reasoning, comparison, classification
Television Matching pictures Matching pictures to a text Observation, reasoning, comparison, classification
Cubes with letters Letters Recognising letters Observation, memorization, reading, repetition
Cubes with letters Letters Uppercase and lowercase letters Observation, memorization, reading, repetition
Skateboard Words Identifying a letter in a word Observation, reasoning, rearranging letters, completing a word according to suggestions, reading
Skateboard Words First letter of a word Observation, reasoning, rearranging letters, completing a word according to suggestions, reading
Skateboard Words Plurals Observation, reasoning, rearranging letters, completing a word according to suggestions, reading
Skateboard Words Word patterns Observation, reasoning, rearranging letters, completing a word according to suggestions, reading
Train Nature of texts Nature of texts Associating objects and ideas, understanding
Xylophone grapheme-phoneme correspondence s, a, t, p, i, n sounds Visual and sound recognition, reconstruction of words with missing sounds
Xylophone grapheme-phoneme correspondence m, d, g, o, c, k sounds Visual and sound recognition, reconstruction of words with missing sounds
Xylophone grapheme-phoneme correspondence e, u, r, h, b sounds Visual and sound recognition, reconstruction of words with missing sounds
Xylophone grapheme-phoneme correspondence f, ff, l, ll, ss, ck sounds Visual and sound recognition, reconstruction of words with missing sounds
Xylophone grapheme-phoneme correspondence  j, v, w, x sounds Visual and sound recognition, reconstruction of words with missing sounds
Xylophone grapheme-phoneme correspondence y, z, zz, qu, zh sounds Visual and sound recognition, reconstruction of words with missing sounds
Xylophone grapheme-phoneme correspondence ng, sh, ch, th, nk sounds Visual and sound recognition, reconstruction of words with missing sounds

OBJECTS COMPETENCE NOTION METHOD
Hourglass Quantities Comparing quantities Understanding of the concepts of “empty”, “full”, “most” and “least
Bag Counting Up to 10 Observation, counting, counting in groups of 5, analysis, reorganisation of numbers
Bag Counting Up to 20 Observation, counting, counting in groups of 5, analysis, reorganisation of numbers
Bag Counting Up to 100 Observation, counting, counting in groups of 5, analysis, reorganisation of numbers
Hourglass Numbers up to 100 Comparing numbers Counting, understanding signs >, <, =
Hourglass Numbers up to 100 Place value Counting, differentiating units and tens
Machine Classifying Finding similiarities and the odd one out Comparison and reproduction of images, identification of intruders
Machine Classifying Sorting and grouping Bigger, smaller or equal
Telephone Patterns Recognising patterns Logical sequencing of colours, shapes and numbers, observation
Board Grids and tables Placing objects in a grid Reproducing a model, understanding an instruction, logic, comparison
Board Grids and tables Tables Reproducing a model, understanding an instruction, logic, comparison
Microscope Lengths and weights Comparing lengths Observation, understanding of ‘short’, ‘long’, ‘same length
Microscope Lengths and weights Comparing weights Observation, differentiating heavy and light, understand the mechanism of a scale
Watch Reading the time Reading the time Role of the hands, position of the hands and meanings
Rollerblades Finding paths Following a path Following a path, logic and analysis
Rollers Finding paths Draw path Building a path in accordance with the existing path
Shelf Shapes 2D shapes Recognising the square, triangle and circle
Shelf Shapes 3D shapes Recognising cubes, cuboids, spheres and pyramids.
Cube Position and direction Under, on, above, below Observation, understanding instructions, problem solving
Cube Position and direction Far, near Comparing lengths according to a reference point
Cube Position and direction Inside, outside Observation, understanding of an instruction
Cube Position and direction “left” and right Differentiate between right and “left” from the child’s or a character’s point of view
Cube Position and direction First, last Understanding of organisation in an ordered structure.
Glasses Calculation Adding Counting, observation, reasoning
Glasses Calculation Addition up to 10 without carrying over Calculation, addition in a row of numbers
Glasses Calculation Addition with carrying over Numeracy, adding numbers or digits in a row
Glasses Calculation Taking away Counting, observation, reasoning
Glasses Calculation Subtraction Numeracy, line subtraction, reasoning
Glasses Calculation Doubling and halving Counting, pairing a die with a number, distinguishing between doubles and halves.
Purse Money Money Distinguishing coins and notes, counting, associating a group of coins and notes with an amount

6 – 7 year old (Year 2 or Grade 1)

OBJECTS COMPETENCE NOTION METHOD
COMPETENCE NOTION
Toy chest Vocabulary Living and non-living Listening, classification, visual perception
Toy chest Vocabulary Everyday objects Listening, classification, visual perception
Snow ball Comprehension Understanding a description Comprehension, observation, visual perception, comparison
Speaker Phonics and syllables Recognising and locating a sound in a word Phonic recognition, language, listening, reasoning, associating a word with a picture
Speaker Phonics and syllables Associating 2 rhyming words Phonic recognition, language, listening, reasoning, associating a word with a picture
Speaker Phonics and syllables Differenciating sounds Phonic recognition, language, listening, reasoning, associating a word with a picture
Speaker Phonics and syllables Counting the number of syllables Phonic recognition, language, listening, reasoning, associating a word with a picture
Speaker Phonics and syllables Recognising and locating a syllable in a word Phonic recognition, language, listening, reasoning, associating a word with a picture
Television Matching pictures Matching pictures Observation, reasoning, comparison, classification
Television Matching pictures Sorting and matching pictures Observation, reasoning, comparison, classification
Television Matching pictures Matching pictures to a text Observation, reasoning, comparison, classification
Cubes with letters Letters Uppercase and lowercase letters Observation, memorization, reading, repetition
Skateboard Words Plurals Observation, reasoning, rearranging letters, completing a word according to suggestions, reading
Skateboard Words Word patterns Observation, reasoning, rearranging letters, completing a word according to suggestions, reading
Train Nature of texts Nature of texts Associating objects and ideas, understanding
Xylophone grapheme-phoneme correspondence s, a, t, p, i, n sounds Visual and sound recognition, reconstruction of words with missing sounds
Xylophone grapheme-phoneme correspondence m, d, g, o, c, k sounds Visual and sound recognition, reconstruction of words with missing sounds
Xylophone grapheme-phoneme correspondence e, u, r, h, b sounds Visual and sound recognition, reconstruction of words with missing sounds
Xylophone grapheme-phoneme correspondence f, ff, l, ll, ss, ck sounds Visual and sound recognition, reconstruction of words with missing sounds
Xylophone grapheme-phoneme correspondence y, z, zz, qu, zh sounds Visual and sound recognition, reconstruction of words with missing sounds
Xylophone grapheme-phoneme correspondence ng, sh, ch, th, nk sounds Visual and sound recognition, reconstruction of words with missing sounds
Xylophone grapheme-phoneme correspondence ee, ai, igh, oa, oo sounds Visual and sound recognition, reconstruction of words with missing sounds
Xylophone grapheme-phoneme correspondence ar, ir, or, ur, er, ure sounds Visual and sound recognition, reconstruction of words with missing sounds

OBJECTS COMPETENCE NOTION METHOD
Bag Counting Up to 20 Observation, counting, counting in groups of 5, analysis, reorganisation of numbers
Bag Counting Up to 100 Observation, counting, counting in groups of 5, analysis, reorganisation of numbers
Hourglass Numbers up to 100 Comparing numbers Counting, understanding signs >, <, =
Hourglass Numbers up to 100 Place value Counting, differentiating units and tens
Machine Classifying Finding similiarities and the odd one out Comparison and reproduction of images, identification of intruders
Board Grids and tables Placing objects in a grid Reproducing a model, understanding an instruction, logic, comparison
Board Grids and tables Tables Reproducing a model, understanding an instruction, logic, comparison
Microscope Lengths and weights Comparing lengths Observation, understanding of ‘short’, ‘long’, ‘same length
Microscope Lengths and weights Comparing weights Observation, differentiating heavy and light, understand the mechanism of a scale
Watch Reading the time Reading the time Role of the hands, position of the hands and meanings
Rollerblades Finding paths Following a path Following a path, logic and analysis
Rollers Finding paths Draw path Building a path in accordance with the existing path
Shelf Shapes 2D shapes Recognising the square, triangle and circle
Shelf Shapes 3D shapes Recognising cubes, cuboids, spheres and pyramids.
Cube Position and direction Far, near Comparing lengths according to a reference point
Cube Position and direction “left” and right Differentiate between right and “left” from the child’s or a character’s point of view
Cube Position and direction First, last Understanding of organisation in an ordered structure.
Glasses Calculation Adding Counting, observation, reasoning
Glasses Calculation Addition up to 10 without carrying over Calculation, addition in a row of numbers
Glasses Calculation Addition with carrying over Numeracy, adding numbers or digits in a row
Glasses Calculation Taking away Counting, observation, reasoning
Glasses Calculation Subtraction Numeracy, line subtraction, reasoning
Glasses Calculation Doubling and halving Counting, pairing a die with a number, distinguishing between doubles and halves.
Purse Money Money Distinguishing coins and notes, counting, associating a group of coins and notes with an amount

The Adibou Adventures: Learning Objectives

Explore, learn, and create with engaging, interactive games.

Adibou Adventures offer a one-of-a-kind gaming experience that sparks children’s curiosity and encourages them to explore on their own. Kids embark on exciting journeys to incredible worlds.

Each mission is a playground for the mind, where observation, focus, and problem-solving come into play.

1. The Fireflies’ Song: Learning objectives

The Fireflies’ Song is the first Adibou adventure. It offers a unique and intelligent gaming experience designed to spark children’s curiosity and encourage independent exploration. The child embarks on a journey through fascinating lands.

These missions are true playgrounds where observation, concentration, and problem-solving skills are put to the test.

In Fireflies’ Song, children dive into an exciting adventure with puzzles, action games, and creative challenges. This journey raises awareness of sustainable development issues while enhancing their imagination and problem-solving abilities.

TYPE CATEGORY SKILL DESCRIPTION
Educational Environment / Nature Sustainability Awareness Overexploitation, overconsumption, waste management, and energy management.
Educational Environment / Nature Renewable Energy Introduction to solar, wind, hydro, and thermal energy.
Educational Music Melody Recognition
Soft Skills Cognitive Skills Problem-Solving Ability to identify and effectively solve problems.
Soft Skills Cognitive Skills Critical Thinking Ability to logically analyze information.
Soft Skills Cognitive Skills Curiosity and Desire to Learn Motivation to explore and acquire new knowledge.
Soft Skills Cognitive Skills Concentration Ability to maintain focus and attention.
Soft Skills Cognitive Skills Memory Ability to retain and recall information.
Soft Skills Cognitive Skills Logic Ability to recognize patterns and apply reasoning.
Soft Skills Social & Emotional Skills Empathy Ability to understand and share others’ feelings.
Soft Skills Physical Skills Fine Motor Skills Coordination of small muscle movements, especially through scrolling games. These games, while potentially stressful, are never blocking. Children can move on even if they don’t fully achieve the goal. Additionally, goals are progressive, with points awarded at 50% and 75% completion.
Soft Skills Physical Skills Hand-Eye Coordination Ability to synchronize hand movements with visual input.
Soft Skills Creative Skills Creativity Ability to imagine original ideas.
Soft Skills Creative Skills Innovation Ability to apply creative ideas to innovate.
Soft Skills Practical Skills Autonomy Ability to act independently.
Soft Skills Practical Skills Responsibility Acknowledging and accepting the consequences of one’s actions.
Soft Skills Practical Skills Adaptability Ability to adjust behavior in response to new situations.
Soft Skills Practical Skills Initiative Willingness to take action without being prompted.
Soft Skills Language Skills Verbal Understanding and Expression Ability to understand spoken language and communicate effectively.

2. The Secret of the Artists: Learning objectives

In “The Secret of the Artists,” children join Adibou on the exciting Island of Arts to dive into a world of creativity, exploring everything from painting and architecture to music and cinema.

They team up with quirky artists to bring order to their masterpieces, uncovering new artistic realms with every mission.

Set in a vast, adventure-packed labyrinth with jungles, deserts, and magical lands, this journey sparks imagination and problem-solving through fun, interactive challenges and puzzles. And with unlimited replayability, the adventure never ends!

TYPE CATEGORY SKILL DESCRIPTION
Pedagogical Arts – Architecture Identifying artistic styles The ability to recognise the key elements of an art movement based on provided information.
Pedagogical Arts – Cinema Recognising cinematic elements The ability to identify iconic objects and scenes from films.
Pedagogical Arts – Video Games Understanding game design principles Understanding the steps involved in creating a video game.
Pedagogical Arts – Literature Reconstructing narrative scenes The ability to listen to a passage and reconstruct the corresponding scene.
Pedagogical Arts – Music Recognising melodies The ability to memorise and reproduce a sequence of musical notes based on a given pattern.
Pedagogical Arts – Painting Recognising artists and works The ability to match paintings to their artist based on style or visual elements.
Pedagogical Arts – Sculpture Reconstructing a sculpture The ability to assemble the correct pieces to create a sculpture based on a model.
Pedagogical Arts – Street Art Creating a work of art The ability to conceive and create a piece of artwork.
Personal Development Cognitive Skills Problem-solving The ability to analyse a situation and identify effective solutions.
Personal Development Cognitive Skills Logic and reasoning The ability to identify patterns and recognise outliers based on defined criteria.
Personal Development Cognitive Skills Visual and auditory memory The ability to memorise and recall information presented as images or sounds.
Personal Development Cognitive Skills Critical thinking The ability to analyse information in a clear, logical way.
Personal Development Cognitive Skills Curiosity and desire to learn A strong motivation to explore and discover new knowledge.
Personal Development Cognitive Skills Concentration The ability to maintain sustained focus and attention.
Personal Development Cognitive Skills Logic The ability to recognise patterns and use deduction effectively.
Personal Development Creative Skills Creativity The ability to come up with original ideas and solutions.
Personal Development Creative Skills Innovation The ability to apply ideas in new ways to improve or transform a situation.
Personal Development Linguistic Skills Verbal comprehension and expression The ability to understand and communicate instructions and stories clearly.
Personal Development Physical Skills Fine motor skills The ability to perform precise and coordinated movements.
Personal Development Physical Skills Hand-eye coordination The ability to synchronise hand movements with visual input.
Personal Development Practical Skills Autonomy The ability to act independently and make decisions on your own.
Personal Development Practical Skills Initiative The ability to take action spontaneously without needing to be prompted.
Personal Development Practical Skills Responsibility The ability to recognise and take responsibility for the consequences of your actions.
Personal Development Practical Skills Adaptability The ability to adjust your behaviour when faced with new or unexpected situations.

Learning soft-skills

The game modules Adibou’s Home , the adventure The Fireflies’ Song, and the adventure The Secret of the Artists help develop essential life skills.

In this vast educational and playful universe, Adibou acts as a kind and fun big brother, helping kids explore his world in full autonomy. The game will captivate kids aged 4 to 7* with its funny and endearing characters, its positive environment and numerous fun activities.

*Reception class up to Year 2 in the UK or Pre-K up to Grade 1 in the US.

Adibou encourages curiosity in young children*. The educational game is full of details and surprises that encourage the child to discover and explore.

*Reception class up to Year 2 in the UK or Pre-K up to Grade 1 in the US.

In addition, the Adibou Living Room Speaker allows children to listen to interactive and immersive podcasts. Tales, but also secrets of stories or mysteries of science are told to the kids as if they were here. These stories, told as immersive adventures, open up the world and give the child a taste for learning. At any time, the child can change the narrator and therefore the point of view of the story: Robin Hood is told by Bingo, the funny narrator, or by the Sheriff of Nottingham.

In The Secret of the Artists adventure, children develop their curiosity and general knowledge by exploring art in all its forms, through an adventure full of surprises and discoveries.

The development of creativity and imagination is key for the construction of the personality of young children. This is why Adibou is keen to encourage the creativity of young children in all the game’s areas:

  • Listen to fun and interactive songs and stories
  • Customise Adibou’s garden
  • Bake and decorate cakes
  • Create your own character
  • Customise flowers

The Secret of the Artists adventure immerses children in a vibrant and inspiring artistic world. Each mission invites them to imagine, create, and express themselves freely, all while exploring key art forms like painting, music, cinema, and more.

The whole game was designed to allow 4 to 7 year-olds* to concentrate on the tasks at hand before moving on to the next step.

Dedicated minigames were designed to work on concentration and memory. For instance, the card game, practices short-term memory, both visual and auditory memory as each image is associated with a sound.

*Reception class up to Year 2 in the UK or Pre-K up to Grade 1 in the US.

In addition to calculation and geometry activities, Adibou also allows children to develop their organisation, deduction and logic skills.

For example, young children* can cultivate the vegetable garden and grow fruits and vegetables they need to cook.

*Reception class up to Year 2 in the UK or Pre-K up to Grade 1 in the US.

Adibou allows Reception year or Key Stage 1 (US Pre-k to Grade 1) children to strengthen their fine motor skills with the mini brick-breaker game.

The activities in Adibou are specially designed to play down mistakes and highlight the progress made by nursery school and Year 2 children.

All successes and progress are rewarded. Points and stars earned in the game allow kids to become aware of what they can do and what they still have to achieve.

Kids explore and learn through the game’s missions.

Type of missions Missions
Garden Mission Collect 5 carrots
Garden Mission Harvest 20 ears of wheat
Garden Mission Collect 100 salads
Garden Mission Pick 1,000 strawberries
Garden Mission Pick 1 flower
Garden Mission Pick 100 flowers
Garden Mission Pick 1 magic flower
Cooking Mission Bake 100 cakes
Cooking Mission Bake 5 cake recipes
Cooking Mission Give Pop 20 yummy cakes
Cooking Mission Bake 1,000 cakes
Card Game Mission Win a total of 5 level 1 games against an opponent
Card Game Mission Complete a total of 20 level 2 games with an opponent
Card Game Mission Complete a total of 100 level 3 games with an opponent
Brick Breaker Mission Complete a total of 5 level 1 games
Brick Breaker Mission Complete a total of 20 level 2 games
Brick Breaker Mission Complete a total of 100 level 3 games
Wilocast Mission Listen to 10 Wilocasts
Wilocast Mission Listen to 30 Wilocasts
Creation Mission Create an avatar for little Kiboa
Creation Mission Find the secret mushroom song
Creation Mission Find the firework
Management Mission Put a cap on the beehive, the kennel, the bird feeder and my house
Management Mission Sweep the broom 10 times
Management Mission Customise the house 50 times
Exploration Mission Score 10 baskets
Exploration Mission Watch the ladybirds dance
Buddy Mission Hear me tell 10 jokes
Buddy Mission Win 5 live challenges
Buddy Mission Celebrate one year of friendship with me
Points Mission Earn 10 points
Points Mission Earn 1,000 points
Points Mission Earn 10,000 points
DISCOVER ADIBOU
Vegetable Garden_organisation_fun activities for reception KS1 class 1 grade 1 Pre-k Kindergarten
Podcasts_fun activities for reception KS1 class 1 grade 1 Pre-k Kindergarten

3. Adibou and the parents

Adibou allows parents to follow their child’s progress in an area dedicated to them. To access it, simply go to the menu in the Adibou garden.

The parent follow-up allows parents to follow each of the concepts acquired by their child and the concepts that remain to be acquired.

Indeed, for each concept mastered, the child gets a star as a symbol of success. A concept is considered to have been acquired when the child has passed level-3.

Parents will then have an overview of their child’s level of mastery in each of the skills.

Adibou is an educational game dedicated to the learning of children in Reception year or Key Stage 1 (US Pre-K to Grade 1). Children can therefore play autonomously. Nevertheless, the child will always appreciate playing with his parents.

However, it is recommended to let the child explore, make mistakes and try again to learn by himself.

4. Education and screens

The creation of a safe, non-addictive and physiologically adapted environment for children is essential for Ubisoft and Wiloki.

Wiloki was created on the conviction that a well-balanced and controlled use of digital tools is an outstanding learning lever for children. Regular yet limited screen-time should be preferred. Therefore, the Adibou application will alert children and their parents/guardians when they have spent too much time on the game.

We also recommend that parents monitor the use of the application and screens in general. The application also guarantees a safe experience for all: there are no advertisements, the anonymity is guaranteed and the notification policy is limited.

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