Games that save the break
Screen-free fun
Explained in 5 min
Language and creativity
Ages 6 and up
Letterprik in the classroom
- Trains vocabulary and spelling while playing
- Boosts language sense and quick thinking under light time pressure
- Fits in language class, break time, or a free period
- Playable with the whole class in small groups
Tekenstrijd in the classroom
- Strengthens communication and listening skills in a team
- Trains teamwork and task-sharing under time pressure
- Boosts creativity, imagination, and visual thinking
- No drawing talent needed — the amateur style is half the fun
Games for the classroom, in primary school
Educational games for years 3 to 8
Pingion Games designs playful board and card games that are a perfect fit for primary school, from around age 6. Short playing time, simple rules, and lots of social interaction make them ideal for the break, a rainy-day break, a free period, or a theme week such as Children's Book Week or Media Literacy Week. Screen-free, phone-free, and always for everyone.
Letterprik: words, spelling, fun
Letterprik is a word game in which pupils prick letters and together come up with as many words as possible. It trains vocabulary, spelling, and language sense while everyone laughs around the table. An educational game that works just as well as a language game in class as it does during break time.
Tekenstrijd: communication and teamwork
Tekenstrijd strengthens communication, teamwork, and creativity. Players collaborate on a drawing assignment under slight time pressure. It fits well in creative lessons, drama, or as a team-building activity at the start of the school year. No drawing talent needed.