Wiillow

Wiillow is an island of animal friends where elementary students share how they feel and practice gratitude and kindness. Wiillow is made for classrooms. Students log in with a student ID and password set up by their school. Wiillow is not a medical device and does not diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any medical condition. EMOJI CHECK-IN • Tap Bruno the panda, Newton the worm or Tango the cat on the island map to begin. • Tap the emoji that matches your mood. • Then tell why, your way: tap a choice, type it, or talk. To talk, tap the mic on the answer card, then tap the red button to stop (up to 30 seconds). • Your animal friend answers out loud with a short, kind reply. The reply is written by AI from what you shared. THREE GOOD THINGS • Bruno asks about three good things from your day and reads each question aloud, with the words on screen. • Answer by typing or talking. Younger students can also just tap who it was with, then what happened. FIVE ACTS OF KINDNESS • Once a week, try to do five kind acts in one day. • In the morning, pick five, like "Help someone" or "Say thank you", or make up your own. • Mark each one done during the day. If you like, answer a quick question about it, like who you helped. • Haven't finished today's board? A "kind acts left" button on the map takes you straight back to it. RAISE HAND • Want to talk with your teacher? Tap Raise hand, choose a topic and how you feel, and add a note if you like. The request goes to your teacher. Tap Lower hand to take it back. FOR YOUNGER AND OLDER STUDENTS • Up to grade 3, students choose from four big feelings and can answer by tapping. • From grade 4, students choose from 16 feelings. • Finishing an activity brings a confetti celebration. FOR SCHOOLS • Teachers and school counselors can see students' check-ins (the feeling and the reason) and their activity answers in Wiillow's web app for educators. • English and Japanese: switch at any time from the menu. • No ads and no in-app purchases. Wiillow is not an emergency service. If a student needs help right away, they should tell a teacher or another trusted adult. Questions? Visit wiillow.com/contact.