Seven levels, one pair of words at a time
- Up and down (ऊपर और नीचे)
- On and under the table (मेज़ के ऊपर, मेज़ के नीचे)
- In and out of the box (अंदर और बाहर)
- In front and behind the wall (आगे और पीछे)
- Near and far from the house (पास और दूर)
- Left and right of the tree (बाएँ और दाएँ)
- All mixed up (सब मिलाकर)
How each level works
First the helper shows two pictures and says where the cat is in each: "The cat is on the table. The cat is under the table." Then your child picks the picture that matches: "Show me: under the table." Later they do it themselves: "Put the cat under the table", by tapping the right place.
A language is built from three kinds of words: what a thing is, where it is and when it happens. This game is the "where". For "what", try Name It! or यह क्या है?. For "when", try My Happy Calendar.
Built for children with ADHD, autism and late speech
- No reading and no speaking needed. Every line is spoken, in English or Hindi, and every answer is a tap.
- One pair at a time. Only two pictures until the last level.
- Seeing, then doing. Children pick the picture first and then place the animal themselves.
- No timers, no scores, no lives. A wrong tap gets "Let's look again" and the answer is shown.
- Calm mode removes movement. No ads, no account, no tracking.
Tips for parents and teachers
More on this in our guide: learning games for kids with ADHD and autism.
Common questions
What age is Where Is It? for?
Ages 4 to 7, including children with ADHD, autism or late speech. Nothing has to be read or said aloud.
Which position words does it teach?
Six pairs: up and down, on and under, in and out, in front and behind, near and far, and left and right. In Hindi: ऊपर और नीचे, अंदर और बाहर, आगे और पीछे, पास और दूर, बाएँ और दाएँ.
How do I teach my child words like in, on and under?
One pair at a time, with a real object. Show both: "The cat is on the table. The cat is under the table." Then ask your child to show you one, and then to put a toy there. The game follows the same three steps.
Does it work in Hindi?
Yes. Tap हिंदी and every sentence is spoken and shown in Hindi, for example "बिल्ली मेज़ के नीचे है" and "गेंद को डिब्बे के अंदर रखो". It uses your device's Hindi voice.
My child mixes up left and right. Is that a problem?
Usually not. Left and right are the hardest pair and many children are unsure of them until six or seven. Keep it playful, and talk to your child's teacher or doctor if you have wider worries.
Is it free?
Yes. No ads, no account and no email. Progress is saved only in this browser on this device.
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