Four words for what a body is doing. Tap the one that matches.
The dot rows are there because a number cannot be read from the back of a room and the shape of four uneven rows can. Ninety seconds, then teaching starts.
One child, one tap, one move. Nobody is scored and nothing is counted. If the answer is steady, there is nothing to do.
This screen is free and always will be. It stores nothing: no names, no logins, no accounts, no cookies, no tracking of any kind. Refreshing clears it. There is nothing here for a data protection officer to assess, because there is no data.
Save this page to your desktop and it will run with no internet at all — everything it needs is inside the one file.
The four bodies, for the wall or for a child to take home. And the three moves, with Little Bean doing each one — three of the thirty in Quiet Moves. Both print from this page. Nothing to download.
Hold Shift and press 1, 2, 3 or 4 to open that move whatever the room voted. A mixed room still has children in it, and you can see who.
Add #home to the end of the address and it opens straight into one-child mode — one tap, one move, no tallies. That link can go in a newsletter or on a printed slip without anyone needing an account.
The moves on this screen come from the Little Signals books. Nothing on the check-in screen advertises them, and it never will.