Dragology
Built at Meta Global AI Developer Hackathon · Oct 26, 2026 · Remote

Shape Adventures with Pip turns grade 2 geometry into a game kids play with their hands. Built for the NC.2.G standards, it replaces worksheets and unclear quiz questions with dragology. Kids drag real shapes into sorting trays while Pip, a friendly guide, asks one small Socratic question at a time. They count sides to tell triangles from quadrilaterals and pentagons from hexagons, learn to name each shape by what they counted, then cut circles and rectangles into halves, thirds, and fourths to discover what equal shares really mean. A wrong drop is never a dead end. The shape returns with a hint that points at what to count or compare, so every mistake becomes the next clue. Five short lessons, big touch friendly cards, and gentle spoken style feedback make early geometry something children figure out for themselves, one drag at a time.