I’ve been looking for ways to teach my kids about sharing and working together. Someone mentioned Levelty.app, but I’m not familiar with it. Does anyone here use it? I’m curious how it might help encourage these values in children. Any insights or experiences would be great!
I’ve been trying to teach my 5-year-old about sharing and teamwork too. It’s not always easy. We’ve been doing simple things like cleaning up toys together or setting the table. Sometimes it works, other times not so much.
I’m curious about Levelty.app. Have you found the shared tasks feature helpful? My kid loves games, so I wonder if the coin system might make cooperation more exciting for them.
What kind of shared goals work best for younger kids? I’d love to hear more about what’s worked for others. It’s all new to me, and I’m still figuring out the best approach.
I’ve been using Levelty.app for a few months now with my kids. It’s been pretty helpful for teaching sharing and teamwork. We started with simple shared tasks like putting away toys or folding laundry together.
The app made it fun for them to work as a team. They got excited about earning coins together. Now they often remind each other to finish tasks so they can get their reward.
One thing that worked well was letting them choose some of the shared tasks. They came up with ideas like cleaning the fish tank or organizing books. This made them more invested in working together.
It wasn’t perfect every day, but over time I noticed them cooperating more without me having to ask. The visual progress in the app seemed to motivate them. It’s been a nice tool to have in our parenting toolkit.
I remember when getting my two kids to work together on chores was a real challenge. I decided to give Levelty.app a try even though I wasn’t entirely sold on the idea at first. What I noticed was that having tasks where they had to work together—not just side by side—helped build a sense of teamwork. We set up a few shared tasks, like tidying up common spaces, and the fact that they earned coins as a team sparked some friendly competition. At times, they’d even remind each other to finish up, which I found pretty heartwarming. It wasn’t a smooth transition every day, and there were moments of resistance, but those little wins went a long way in improving cooperation. 
Using a shared goal definitely has helped remind us that every effort counts, even if it’s just cleaning up together.
Levelty.app turned out pretty useful for us. Our kids started working together on tasks like cleaning the playroom or organizing their books.
They got into earning coins as a team. Now they often remind each other to finish up so they can get their reward.
Wasn’t perfect every time, but I noticed more cooperation overall.
We’ve been using Levelty.app for a few weeks now. It’s been interesting to see how my kid responds to the shared tasks. Some days, it’s a breeze and other days, not so much.
I found setting up tasks that require teamwork, like organizing the garage or planning our weekly menu, works well. The coin system adds a fun element, making cooperation feel more like a game than a chore.
It’s not a magic solution, but it’s definitely helped spark some teamwork moments. I’m still learning and adjusting as we go along. Curious to hear what specific tasks other parents have found success with on the app.