Free attention game for kids: What Changed?
Your child studies a little scene. A cloud covers it, and one thing changes: it moved, changed colour, grew, swapped places, vanished or appeared. Tap it!
- Attention to detail
- Ages 6–10
- Free, no ads
What What Changed? trains
What Changed? trains attention to detail and visual memory: looking carefully on purpose, then comparing what you see with what you remember.
Why it matters for a grade-3 child
Careful looking is a quiet superpower at school: noticing a missing step in a sum, telling "b" from "d", checking work before handing it in, or observing closely in science. This game rewards slowing down and really looking.
How to play
- Look at the scene. Try to remember every thing and where it is.
- A cloud covers the scene and something changes.
- Tap the thing that changed. A mistake shows a quick before-and-after.
Bip reads every instruction aloud and shows a 3-second demo first, so children who don’t read yet can play too.
How it adapts to your child
What Changed? has levels from 1 to 100. Two right answers in a row make it a little harder; one mistake makes it a bit easier. That keeps your child at about 80% success: hard, but I can do it.
- Level 1 3 things, and one of them vanishes.
- Level 12 Things can also move.
- Level 18 5 things in the scene.
- Level 28 Colour changes.
- Level 42 7 things.
- Level 45 Swaps and size changes.
- Level 65 A new thing can appear.
- Level 100 Up to 12 things and a shorter look.
The time to look grows with the number of things, so busy scenes stay fair.
Tip: play it together
Play the real-life version: put 5 objects on the table, one player closes their eyes and the other changes one thing. Swap roles. Kids love catching a grown-up out.
Ready to try What Changed??
It opens right in the browser. No download, no sign-up.
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