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He or She?

A simple pronoun game for ages 4–6. See a person, hear "Who is this?", then tap He or She. Correct answers are confirmed with a full sentence like "She is running." Adults and jobs unlock as kids get answers right.

Frequently Asked Questions

What age is He or She? designed for?
Ages 4–6. The game is especially helpful for preschoolers learning pronouns and for early speech-language practice. It uses clear images, short audio prompts, and full-sentence feedback.
How does the game get harder?
It starts with obvious kid portraits. After 5 correct answers it adds adults and action pictures (running, swimming, climbing). After 15 correct it unlocks occupations like doctor, astronaut, and firefighter — with both he and she versions of each job.
What happens when my child picks the wrong one?
The correct button lights up, and the game reads the correct sentence out loud — for example "She is running." No punishment, no strikes. The goal is to hear and see the right answer, then keep playing.
Is my child's progress stored online?
No. Points, streak, and counts are saved only in your browser's localStorage on this device. Use the Reset button to start fresh.

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