Kalimo

A love of reading can be learned too.

With Kalimo, your child discovers the joy of reading while having fun. Stories matched to their school level spark their curiosity and help them read more fluently, at their own pace.

A group of children reading a Kalimo story together on a tablet, with Kalimo the parrot
Kalimo's home screen: the daily challenge, the reading week and story categories

Learning while having fun

We also learn because we want to know. What happens next, finding an answer, understanding how something works…

Kalimo builds on that curiosity to make your child want to take part, and to make enjoyment a real reason to read.

Stories they can't wait to get back to

Its characters take them along on adventures, surprises and new discoveries. With them, your child can solve a mystery or work out how to make something.

Stories matched to their school level, so their curiosity always finds a new trail.

Comic panel: two children follow footprints that go under the school door. Speech bubble: “Look… the footprints go under the door!”

Growing in confidence, story after story

Understanding a story, recognising a word, managing to read a sentence aloud: these small successes count.

Your child can listen while following the text or read on their own, at their own pace. Quizzes help them look back at what they understood.

Kalimo quiz: “Why does Inès put the empty bottle in the recycling bin?” Right answer: so that it gets recycled
Kalimo the parrot in an explorer's outfit in its little corner: a beanbag, a bookshelf, a bowl of seeds and coins

A little companion they love coming back to

We all like coming back to a place where we feel good.

In Kalimo, your child has a little parrot by their side. They look after it and decorate its little corner. Story after story, they grow attached to this companion and find a familiar world where they feel at home.

Guidance to support them

You follow their reading habits, see what they pronounce well and spot the words that still make them hesitate. You know where to encourage them and give them a helping hand.

A mother smiles at her phone while her son reads on a tablet, Kalimo the parrot beside them on the sofa
Kalimo's parent area: the week's reading time, pronunciation quality and words to work on with your child

Give the joy of reading a first chance.