Your child with autism learns best in motion. WonderTree makes that motion count.

Every jump, reach, and turn becomes a step forward. Our free online games are built around how children with autism actually engage. No wearables. No waiting room. Just smiles, small wins, and growth you can watch happen.

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Each game below works on one skill. They are the same ones an autistic child is likely already working on in therapy, except here nobody has to be persuaded to start.

Color quest Sensory play for children who overload easily
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Sensory Play

WonderTree builds sensory play an autistic child can stay inside of. Colour and sound stay predictable, every level starts gently, and your child sets how fast the input comes rather than the screen setting it for them. In Color Quest that means matching a colour to its sound at whatever speed suits that day, engaging the senses without ever tipping into overload.

Kick ups Motor planning, the layer other skills build on
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Body Awareness & Motor Planning

Therapists start with the body for a reason. Motor planning, balance and knowing where you are in space sit underneath attention, and attention sits underneath everything a child learns next. These are the goals that break down at home because no child wants to drill them. Kick Ups solves that by kicking and jumping at a moving target, building the coordination the rest of the learning rests on, without it ever feeling like exercise.

Flash Dash Attention and instructions, the classroom basics
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Attention & Following Instructions

Attention gets trained here in bursts short enough for an autistic child to finish, and every round asks them to hear a rule and act on it. That pairing, holding focus and following an instruction, is what a classroom demands all day and what the school report keeps coming back about. Flash Dash runs on a timer because a countdown is often what gets a reluctant child to start at all, stretching attention span and instruction following together.

Feelings Imitation, the skill language is built on
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Imitation & Emotions

Copying what another person does is one of the first things therapists work on, because language and social skills are built on top of it. It is also the hardest thing to practise at home, since it normally takes a second person sitting opposite. WonderTree is that second person. In Feelings your child sees an expression, makes it back, and gets an answer in the same second, practising how to read faces, name feelings and connect, one smile at a time.

BUBBLE POP Turn taking, and wins worth waiting for
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Turn Taking & Confidence

The thing teachers report most often is not a score, it is a child waiting for their turn. One screen, several children, and a game everyone wants a go at turns waiting into something worth doing. Bubble Pop is the one they queue for: every bubble popped is a win celebrated out loud, so a child who had stopped trying anything new starts taking turns, waiting, and coming back for more.

See exactly what’s improving, session by session.

A parent viewing a child's WonderTree progress report on a laptop, showing a skill breakdown for upper body, lower body and cognition, with a score for hand and arm control and the games that contributed to it
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No special equipment

No sensors, no wearables, nothing to buy. If you have a laptop, you already have everything.

Nothing to install

No apps, no downloads. It runs in the browser you already have open.

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Answers to what parents ask most.

How do free online games help children with autism?

Play is how children with autism practise real skills in a low-pressure setting. These free online games respond to your child’s movement through the camera, so every game gives clear, predictable feedback: the child acts, the game responds. That loop keeps them engaged while they rehearse focus, coordination, and social-emotional skills, the same skills a therapist works on, practised at home, at the child’s own pace.

Each sensory game targets something specific: recognising faces and naming feelings (social-emotional), holding attention and following instructions (cognitive), and strength, balance and hand-eye coordination (motor). Every session ends with a progress report showing which skills improved, so you always know the play is working.

What age is WonderTree for, and does it work for non-verbal autistic children?

The games are built for children aged 4 to 12. Every child develops at their own pace, so if you’re unsure whether it’s the right fit, reach out and we’ll help you decide.

Your child doesn’t need to understand spoken instructions. Games use simple pictures and movement, so children who are non-verbal or just getting started can join in right away, and it works well beyond mild autism, because pacing and cues adjust so a child can start with the simplest interaction and grow from there.

Do we need any special equipment?

None at all, which matters for autistic children who dislike anything worn on the body. Just a computer with a camera. No sensors, no wearables, nothing extra to buy or set up.

Does this replace my child’s autism therapy?

You can start on your own, and many families do. If your child already works with a therapist, WonderTree’s reports make it easy to share progress with them. It is not a replacement for in-person therapy, though: think of it as extra practice between sessions, working alongside your therapist’s plan rather than instead of it.

How often should my child play, and what if they get overstimulated?

Short and regular beats long and rare. Start with 10 to 15 minutes a session and build up as your child wants more. Playing together helps. Cheering a win or taking a turn keeps them engaged, and celebrating small wins matters more than long sessions. Every game is paced gently and you stay in control: pause anytime, and adjust how long they play to match their pace.

Won’t more screen time be bad for my child?

This isn’t passive screen time. Your child is up, moving, and physically engaged the whole session, closer to active play than to watching a show.

Is my child being recorded, and what happens to their data?

Your camera video is processed locally, on your own device. No video and no images ever leave your browser, so nothing is sent to the internet or to our servers and nothing is recorded. What does get sent is your child’s game performance and scores, and that is what we use to build their progress reports. Reach out to our team anytime for details specific to your region.

Is WonderTree really free?

Yes. Sign up free, no credit card needed. Every game is unlocked, and free play is limited only by a play timer. Premium removes the timer and adds personalised progress reports whenever you’re ready. The plans below show exactly what each option includes.

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Start free in your browser. No downloads, no credit card. Schools, clinics, and therapy centers can book a walkthrough with our team.