KidsIsland · Pistachio the squirrel
Number Planet
Count, add, tell the time and shop with Pistachio.
Hi, I'm Pistachio! Pick your age group, then tap the glowing stop to start the path.
Little stars Ages 3–5
Unit 1 · 0/5 steps
Counting with Pistachio
You found: The rocket's shiny nose cone
Pistachio's story
Pistachio the squirrel was counting acorns for winter: one, two, three, all the way to ten! Then she spotted something shiny under the leaves.
It was the nose cone of Piko's rocket! "You counted so well," said Pistachio, "that you found the very first part of our ship."
Unit 2 · 0/4 steps
What time is it?
You found: A round porthole window
Pistachio's story
Every morning the big clock on Number Planet rings: dong, dong, dong! It was seven o'clock, and Pistachio heard a little click inside the tower.
Behind the clock face she found a round glass window. "Now Piko can watch the stars while he flies!" she cheered.
Explorers Ages 6–8
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Adding and taking away
You found: A strong rocket engine
Pistachio's story
Piko's engine needed exactly twenty bolts. Pistachio had twelve, and her friends the crows brought eight more.
"Twelve and eight make twenty!" she shouted. The engine began to purr: brrrm, brrrm!
Unit 2 · 0/6 steps
Market morning
You found: A full fuel tank
Pistachio's story
At half past nine the market opened, and Pistachio counted her coins: five, ten, fifteen, twenty.
She paid exactly the right price for a big can of rocket fuel. "Our tank is full!" laughed Piko.
Captains Ages 9–10
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Times tables rocket
You found: Two silver wings
Pistachio's story
To fly, the rocket needed two wings, each with six rows of five rivets.
"Six times five is thirty, so sixty rivets in all!" said Pistachio. Piko spread the silver wings, and they shone like the moon.
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Fraction pizzeria
You found: A star-catching antenna
Pistachio's story
Pistachio opened a pizzeria for the whole planet. She cut every pizza into equal slices, so nobody got a smaller piece.
To say thank you, the robots gave her a shiny antenna. "With this, Piko will hear the stars whisper," she said.
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Captain's market
You found: Three sturdy landing legs
Pistachio's story
The launch was set for quarter to five. Pistachio sold her last acorn cakes and gave every customer the right change.
With the money she bought three sturdy landing legs. "Now our rocket can land on any planet. Thank you, Captain!" said Piko.
Free play
All games on Number Planet
Play any game, in any order. Stars on the path only count when you start from a path stop.
- Ages 4–8
Star Count
Count stars, compare groups and solve picture sums. Levels grow from counting to adding and taking away.Play - Ages 3–7
Dot to Dot
Join the numbered dots in order and watch a picture appear, then colour it in.Play - Ages 5–9
Balance Scale
Add weights until the scale is level. Compare, find the missing number and solve mini equations.Play - Ages 6–9
What Time Is It?
Read the clock, then set the hands yourself. From o'clock and half past to five-minute steps.Play - Ages 6–9
Little Market
Run the shop: add up the basket, pay with coins and notes, and give the right change.Play - Ages 7–10
Times Tables Rocket
Pick a table, see it as rows of stars and fuel the rocket with correct answers.Play - Ages 7–10
Pizza Fractions
Slice pizzas, serve the right share and compare halves, thirds and quarters.Play