Owl Buddy Worlds

Learn by exploring amazing worlds

Swim with dolphins, raise a dragon, fly to faraway planets and walk inside the human body, with Buddy the owl. Plus school lessons, worksheets and coloring for ages 4 to 10.

▶ Coming soon on Google Play🖨️ Free worksheets
  • No ads
  • Works offline
  • No account needed
  • 6 languages
  • Ages 4 to 10

9 worlds to explore

Every world is a 3D adventure where children learn real facts about nature, science and the world.

Ocean Explorer

Swim as a dolphin, a turtle or a whale through 11 real seas.

Wild Lands

Meet hundreds of real animals in their habitats and photograph them.

Prehistoric

Walk among dinosaurs and learn how they lived.

Dragon Valley

Hatch and ride a dragon, then fly over a 3D globe to visit every country.

Sea Rescue Crew

Build a submarine and rescue sea animals with a friendly crew.

Space

Visit the planets, real exoplanets and faraway galaxies.

Inside the body

Run the brain’s command center for a whole day and learn how the body works.

Our planet

Play with the weather, volcanoes and seasons on a 3D island.

Animal Snapbook

Collect photos of every animal you meet and learn about them.

Real school learning

🎒

Lessons grade by grade

Kindergarten to Grade 6: math, reading, science and more, step by step.

📝

Worksheets for every age

More than 150 subjects, new exercises every time, printable with an answer key.

✍️

Handwriting and languages

Trace letters and numbers, and learn words in a new language with real voices.

🖍️

Coloring and creating

Hundreds of coloring pages, a color lab and printable pages.

205 activities to do together

Experiments, crafts, games, outdoor fun, cooking and talks, with things you already have at home. Screen off, fun on.

🧪 Family activities

Made for parents too

  • Parent PIN and screen-time limits
  • A dashboard to see what your child learned
  • Several children on one device
  • No ads, no chat, no data sold

📱Screen time that teaches

  1. Choose apps without ads or chat, made for your child’s age.
  2. Set a clear limit before starting, and a timer the child can see.
  3. Play together sometimes: ask “What did you discover?”
  4. Link the screen to real life: after the ocean world, look for a fish at the market.
  5. No screens in the hour before bed: it helps sleep.

Tips for parents

Short, practical guides you can use today. No special material needed.

For parents →