Magic Pencil is a finger-tracing game for first graders. A Persian letter or number appears on a notebook page and Poo writes it first with a little pencil. Then the child puts a finger on the green dot and moves along the path, which fills with crayon colour wherever the finger passes. Each stroke has to start in the right place and go the right way, just as in class.

• 100+ levels for grade 1, following the Persian writing and math syllabus
• 17 pre-writing strokes from the grade 1 writing book
• All 32 letters in every form (alone, initial, middle and final), in the order of the grade 1 Persian book
• Each form shown inside a word from the same lesson, using only letters already learned
• Numbers 1 to 9 and zero with the numbered arrows of the grade 1 math book, plus "count and write"
• Stroke order and direction taken from the textbooks themselves
• The name of each letter and number is spoken after it is written
• First with guides and arrows, then with only the start dot
• Leaving the path erases nothing; mistakes are never punished and the game never locks
• Works offline after install


Installing and starting is free of charge, and the first levels are open so the child can get to know the game; nothing that opens is ever locked again. Until purchase, the game shows child-appropriate ads: only between levels on the result screen, and banners outside gameplay. The full game opens every level and is a one-time purchase of 99,000 Toman, no subscription; it removes all ads and counts toward Nikipoo School later. It is part of the Nikipoo School family of educational games.