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It starts at the Old Oak

Explore five worlds with Ori. Piece a picture together, color a scene, and look for a matching place. Then carry the adventure into a story or something you make together.

For grown-ups ↓

Free to play & explore · No sign-up
Game: ages 3–6 · Choose the starting point that fits.

An illustrated scene from Ori: Welcome to Wondermaths.
Ori: Welcome to Wondermaths

Rilo and the Little Hello

An English audio story about five listening postcards and a little hello. · 6:34

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Your adventure, more than one way

Play. Draw.
Discover together

Turn the book’s pages on screen. Color with a brush or fill tool. Draw on reusable activity sheets, without printing.

Preview: Color it your way

Color it your way

Fill a space or paint with a brush. Save your picture and try again.

Open coloring →
Book & coloring downloads · printing is optional

Book editions

Coloring editions

Look closer · no printer needed

Four ways to explore

Draw, erase, and save your work. Use Check my work after adding your picture choices or numbers with Answer. Follow the instructions on each page. Free coloring is not graded.

Optional combined editions
Find the matching answers & little hints →

Bring the friends along

Make a little more
of the adventure

Choose a project you want to make together. These activities use paper; print only the pages you need. A grown-up helps with cutting and assembly.

Reading friends preview

Reading friends

Choose a friend to keep your place in a book.

A little piece of Wondermaths

Take a world with you

Lightweight WebP wallpapers. Choose your device, save the picture, then set it as a background.

A rhyme to share

Read it together

Follow the rhyme, point to the pictures, and join in at your own pace.

Preview of this adventure’s rhyme

For the grown-up beside them

You do not need to have
all the answers

Choose a starting point

Start with one world and a comfortable puzzle. You can change the activity without finishing everything.

Offer one little hint

Try pointing to a matching feature together: “What can you see in both pictures?” Give your child time to choose.

Make room for another way

Pointing, speaking, or showing can be a useful way to respond. Take a break or choose an easier task when that helps.

Good to know

Color a scene any way you like. A creative choice does not need a right or wrong answer.

How to play

Parent quick guides

Worksheet answers

A small hint first, then the answer when you need it.

Open answers & hints →

Story picture guide

The next little adventure

Keep exploring

See all welcome adventures →

Help for grown-ups

How to start

Choose a world with Ori. Look at the picture and find its missing piece, explore coloring, and match picture pairs as the adventure continues. Follow the prompt for the activity in front of you.

What your child practices

Relating a part to a whole, matching pictures, and remembering places. Free coloring is creative play and has no single correct color scheme.

Make it easier or try a challenge

A gentler start

Compare one missing piece with the picture, looking for a line or color that continues across the edge. Pause after one activity.

A little more thinking

Before choosing, point to two details that must line up. For memory pairs, predict where a matching picture is hiding before turning it.

These are ways to support or extend play together. Your child can point, act, or explain; saying the answer aloud is optional.

Little hints & worksheet answers

Which line or detail continues from the picture into this piece?

For a worksheet, match its picture and age before opening a hint or answer.

Open worksheet answers
Try it away from the screen

Draw a scene together. Fold one corner behind the paper and guess what is missing. Open it to compare, then hide a different part.

PDF and ZIP downloads marked “email access” require a grown-up’s email. Free sample pages open without email. Newsletter signup is optional and separate.

Ori: Welcome to Wondermaths