Ludip

One concept per episode.

Ludip is a collection of math and science comic series for kids. Every episode tells a story around one concept to understand: the story introduces it, then activities invite your child to explore it through play.

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The app's home screen on iPad with its six series: a Math shelf with five series and a Discovering the world shelf with Nouk.
The app's home screen with its six series: one shelf per subject, one album per series. The Ten‑Seater Bus and The Not So Fast! Club are still in the works.

How it's organized

  • A series is a world and its characters, for one age group. In the app, it's an album on the shelf.
  • Each series has several episodes. An episode is a comic story built around one concept.
  • After the story, your child explores the concept at their own pace, or plays games to practice.

Inside an episode: one story, one concept

“The 136 Packages”, episode 1 of The Zephyr Delivery Crew (math, ages 7–8). The concept: counting in tens.

Rafa in front of a big pile of packages, lost in his counting.
…46, 47… Um, where was I? Rafa loses count.
Mina puts the packages in green crates of 10.
The idea: put them in crates of 10.
Ten crates lined up on the dock: 100 packages.
10 crates of 10 packages… that makes 100 packages!

“Nouk's Raft”, episode 1 of Nouk (discovering the world, ages 4–5). The concept: what floats and what sinks.

Nouk pictures the apple and the marble in the water, next to a tub.
Nouk guesses: the big apple will sink, the little marble will float.
The big apple floats in the tub of water.
Oh! The big apple floats!
The little marble lies at the bottom of the tub, the apple floats.
And the little marble sinks: we learn by trying.

After the story, explore and play

At the end of each episode, your child chooses: explore the concept at their own pace, or play games to practice.

Every story can be read or heard: the characters and the narrator have their own voices. A grown-up turns them on once, in "For grown-ups".

Nouk: the pebble placed in the water tank sinks to the bottom.
Explore: try what floats and what sinks, with Nouk.
Nouk, first page: Lili the frog is having a party on the other side of the stream.
Read or listen: Nouk's story, with the characters' voices.

Four series to start with, ages 3 to 10

Each series has its own characters, a drawing style suited to its age group, and several episodes.

The Big Picnic Blanket

The Big Picnic Blanket

Math, ages 3–4

Give everyone one cup, count one, two, three, and check if it works.

Nouk

Nouk

Discovering the world, ages 4–5

What floats, magnets, ice, shadows, air.

The Zephyr Delivery Crew

The Zephyr Delivery Crew

Math, ages 7–8

Counting in tens and hundreds, adding, taking away, finding what’s missing, equal groups.

The Linden Workshop

The Linden Workshop

Math, ages 9–10

Fractions, to plan before cutting and get it right.

The Ten‑Seater BusIn the works
The Not So Fast! ClubIn the works

And this is only the beginning

Two more series are in the works: The Ten‑Seater Bus (math, ages 5–6) and The Not So Fast! Club (math, ages 11–12). And we want to add more through updates: in math, in science, and in other subjects.

For parents

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