Apps for “Foundation of Learning” before and after entering elementary school. LogicLab renewed with more questions for older children to first grade students

Play with the basics of language, numbers, and daily life as if you were playing, and challenge yourself even if you can't read with speechreading.

- The following is content from the press release -

LOGIQ LABO®, a learning application developed and provided by Sony Global Education Inc. (President and CEO: Naoki Kato), will renew its service in March 2026 with the addition of questions for older children through first grade elementary school students.

The renewed version covers a wide range of skills to be acquired during the period from the oldest child to the first grade of elementary school in the basic areas of Japanese, arithmetic, and daily life, and supports the formation of a foundation for learning in elementary school. In addition, the new version provides a learning environment where children who are not yet proficient in reading and writing can work independently by using the voice reading function.

Renewal Overview

While the formation of study habits and the establishment of basic understanding are important for older children and first grade elementary school students, there are individual differences in proficiency in reading and writing, which can easily lead to differences in the way students approach learning and the degree of difficulty they experience in continuing their studies. In order to meet the needs of these older children and first grade elementary school students, we are expanding the contents of LogicLab and renewing its structure so that it can handle the skills necessary for early learning across the board.

Features of the new contents

(1) Covers basic skills to be acquired from senior to first grade

• Words: hiragana and katakana, comprehension of words, identification and classification of objects, etc.
• Numbers: counting, number comparison, number decomposition, basic arithmetic, etc.
• Life: Basics related to understanding the world around us and common sense of life, such as money, time, etc.

It is also equipped with a voice-reading function, making it possible for children who are not yet fully literate to work with it.

Example problem:

(2) Fostering the "ability to think" required in the age of AI

Not only do they develop information reading comprehension skills to read information from text, and spatial awareness and exploration skills that are difficult to learn at school or from paper-based materials, but they also nurture the ability to think independently through programming and inquiry-based learning.

(3) Support for establishing study habits

In addition to the ability to freely set the study time and schedule, the system supports children to continue learning without difficulty with hints and explanations to help children understand, and a point function to motivate children to learn.

Start of provision

Scheduled to be offered from March 1, 2026.

Service Overview

For inquiries regarding this matter, please contact

Sony Global Education Inc.
HI Gotanda Bldg. 3F, 2-11-13 Nishi-Gotanda, Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo 141-0031, Japan
メールアドレス：logiq-support@sonyged.com
URL:. https://www.sonyged.com/ja/contact/

Sony Global Education, Inc. Company Information

The Sony Group's education business company, established in April 2015, is led by engineers from Sony's research laboratories. The company's mission is to "create the educational infrastructure for the society to come." The company develops products and services that provide people with diverse values and creative learning. The company plans, develops, and operates LOGIQ LABO®, a learning application that fosters the ability to think, KOOV®, a robot and programming learning kit, and 5 Minute Logical Thinking Drill, which helps develop thinking skills through the 5 Thinking Circuits™.

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LOGIQ LABO® is a registered trademark of Sony Global Education, Inc.