For educators and therapists
One goal, the right format for every learner
Tell Nookly what a student or group is working toward. Nookly builds a learning series: several connected pieces made over a few weeks toward that outcome, in the formats each learner needs.
- Teach ABCs through song
- Practice counting rhythms
- Learn feelings vocabulary
- Build bedtime wind-down tales
- Explore new school transitions
- Celebrate cultural holidays
- Name feelings during meltdowns
- Practice calming strategies
- Build emotional vocabulary
- Fine motor tracing sheets
- Matching & sorting games
- Guided journal prompts
- Morning routine walkthroughs
- New-classroom tours
- Feelings stories in motion
- Teach ABCs through song
- Practice counting rhythms
- Learn feelings vocabulary
- Build bedtime wind-down tales
- Explore new school transitions
- Celebrate cultural holidays
- Name feelings during meltdowns
- Practice calming strategies
- Build emotional vocabulary
- Fine motor tracing sheets
- Matching & sorting games
- Guided journal prompts
- Morning routine walkthroughs
- New-classroom tours
- Feelings stories in motion
- Taking-turns challenges
- Counting and sorting quests
- Feelings guessing games
- Daily schedule visuals
- Choice-making boards
- Feelings check-in cards
- Calm-down listening breaks
- Curious-question episodes
- Car-ride learning chats
- Taking turns at recess
- Asking to join a group
- Handling disappointment
- School day timelines
- After-school routine boards
- Weekend activity planners
- Taking-turns challenges
- Counting and sorting quests
- Feelings guessing games
- Daily schedule visuals
- Choice-making boards
- Feelings check-in cards
- Calm-down listening breaks
- Curious-question episodes
- Car-ride learning chats
- Taking turns at recess
- Asking to join a group
- Handling disappointment
- School day timelines
- After-school routine boards
- Weekend activity planners
Illustrative example
Start with the student in front of you
Describe one student and what they're working on. Here's what that can turn into.
An adult asks · Waiting for turns
A group of 5-year-olds struggles to wait for a turn at the water table.
Three possible outputs
- StoryOur Turn at the Water Table
- GameWait-and-go
- PrintableTurn-taking tickets
How Nookly works
Made in five stepsFrom child to finished thing, in five steps.
Step one
First, Nookly gets to know the child.
Before anything is made, you tell Nookly who this child actually is — how they look, who lives in their house, the friends and pets they talk about, and what they are obsessed with this month. Everything Nookly creates later is built from this one profile.
Set up once. Reused in everything after.
Home
Mom, Dad and baby brother
Best friend
Chloe from school
Zara, age 5
Interests
Dinosaurs, puddles and the colour red
Pets
Biscuit, a very slow tortoise
Step 1 of 5
Why educators use it
Less prep at nightTailoring, without the late nights
Every child in your room needs something a little different. Nookly helps you tailor for each of them, so less of it happens on your own time.
Start a learning series for one student or a group around an outcome they're working toward. The Imagineer, Nookly's AI planning and creation engine, builds the series you can shape: remove or reorder pieces, change a piece's format, and choose how many arrive each week. Need just one thing for tomorrow? Make one experience on demand, without a series.
- Formats you know
- Social stories, visual schedules, emotion cards, picture cards, songs and printables, or describe something else.
- One goal, every learner
- A story for one child, a song for another, a visual schedule for a third.
- You choose the purpose
- Every series has an end. No child-facing ads, no autoplay and no endless feed.
- English and Arabic
- Create in either language.
Learning bundles
Bundles by ageBundles for every age you teach
Ready-made bundles for ages 2 to 9, from practical life and bedtime to mystery stories, friendship and homework. Use one as it is, or as a starting point for a learning series. Explore more ready-made ideas in Nookly’s public children’s learning resource library, the Neighborhood.
Want one made just for your child? Subscribe below to personalize this bundle, or create your own around your child’s name, interests and goals.
Picture cards
Where Does This Belong?
Where-does-this-belong picture cards for tidy, independent toddlers.
Ages 2-3
Montessori-Inspired Practical Life Activities for Toddlers
Montessori practical-life skills that grow independence and coordination — sorting, caring for a plant, pouring and wiping a spill. Picture cards, a visual schedule, and a how-to video a toddler can follow.
$7.99
Beyond the screen
Off the screenTake it off the screen
Every piece is meant to lead back into the room.
Circle time
Read the story together, then act out the tricky moment.
You’ll need: The story, on screen or printed.
Small group
Turn the picture cards into a matching or sorting game.
You’ll need: Printed cards.
Transitions
Post the visual schedule where students can see it and point to each step.
You’ll need: A printed schedule.
Ideas to try togetherIdeas for learning together
Comparison
Nookly vs Daniel Tiger vs a Routine Chart: What Helps With the Next Little Step?
A show, a homemade chart and personalized routines, compared by fit.
Read the article
Guide
When the Game Goes Wrong: Little Conversations That Build Connection
Everyday moments that help kids name feelings and try again.
Read the article