Self-Awareness
Kids name Gr3gg's feelings by reading his face and body language. Mixed-Up models that not knowing is okay.
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Most tools teach kids what to think. The Mixed-Up Robot teaches how to think, through three unforgettable characters.
The Mixed-Up Robot is designed to address all five of CASEL's core social-emotional competencies through character-driven storytelling and interactive play.
Kids name Gr3gg's feelings by reading his face and body language. Mixed-Up models that not knowing is okay.
Gr3gg processes emotions constructively rather than suppressing or avoiding them.
Reading Gr3gg's face and body language teaches children to notice what others are feeling.
The call-and-response format makes the child a cooperative partner in every story.
Fixed-Up models stopping to weigh new information instead of insisting he already knows.
CASEL (Collaborative for Academic, Social, and Emotional Learning) is the leading research organization defining standards for SEL in PreK–12 education. Learn more at casel.org →
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Each character carries a specific, defensible learning outcome, beyond just a personality.
Learning by Teaching · Growth Mindset
When Mixed-Up gets things wrong and celebrates the correction, children learn that errors are simply part of the process. Because the child does the correcting, every loop is learning by teaching: explaining the right answer to someone else is one of the strongest ways kids lock it in.
CASEL · Growth Mindset
Fixed-Up is sure he already knows. When a child gives him new information, he has to admit he was wrong and take it in, modeling the humility kids need to accept feedback from parents, teachers, and friends.
CASEL · SEL Tier 1
Gr3gg can't put his feelings into words, so he shows them with his face and body. Children read those signals and name the emotion, building the skill of recognizing feelings in themselves and others.
The companion app (in development) is built with classrooms in mind from day one.
Track engagement and skill progression per student, exportable for teacher review.
VoiceOver support and accessibility-first design, built to meet ADA and WCAG standards.
No ads, no behavioral tracking. Built for under-13 from the ground up, with parental consent flows baked in.
Easy, Normal, and Hard tiers let teachers match games to individual student levels.
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