Spelling Bee
Word lists, daily drills, and practice rounds.
Harrik Kids helps children build real skills and good character, one Circle at a time, so they grow up capable, confident, and useful to others in this life and the next.
Every skill earns a badge. There’s always another to try.
Children learn so much at school and at home. Harrik Kids adds hands-on practice in the skills that help them use what they know: speaking clearly, solving problems, working with others, using technology wisely, and keeping their word.
We want our children to gain knowledge that benefits them and the people around them. Skills that serve their studies and careers, and character that serves them in this life and the next.
We start with typing and spelling, and keep adding Circles as families tell us what their children need. If it’s a useful skill, it can become a Circle.
Every skill follows the same simple journey, like earning a badge in Scouts.
Short, focused sessions in the app and in Circles. A little every day adds up.
Beat their own best, then take on friendly challenges with other children.
Reach a real milestone and earn a badge for it. Earned, never bought.
Children display their badges, so family and friends see what they can do and want to try too.
Then on to the next level, or the next skill.
Like Scouts, a Harrik Kids badge has to be earned. When a child masters a skill, the badge is theirs to keep, to show to friends, family, and grandparents, and to remind them what they can do. Each badge has five levels, like belts in karate: light colours for first steps, deep colours for deep skill.
Appears in your child’s profile the moment it’s earned.
An embroidered badge posted home, to sew on a bag or pin to a board.
Five levels for every badge, from light to deep
Skills grow fastest with a goal. We’ll help children prepare for the competitions families care about. Coming soon
Word lists, daily drills, and practice rounds.
Maths and science problem-solving, step by step.
Recitation practice and confidence in front of an audience.
Planning a talk, speaking clearly, and answering questions.
Speed and accuracy, built up in the Typing Circle.
Tell us which competitions matter to your family
Harrik means “let’s move.” Each Circle moves a child from interest to real ability, with a structure parents can trust.
Typing is a skill your child will use for school, work, and life, so we start here.
Next: the Spelling Circle.
Learn touch typing through 14 lessons, three levels, and playful frog and car games. Parents can create a profile for each child, with progress saved on this device.
Try Typing GardenCreate a parent account to try it. Use a physical keyboard on a laptop or desktop.
No big plans needed. Pick a kind of activity and try a short one with your child today.
Tell us what matters to you, and help us choose the next Circle.