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01RArtwork coming soon
Ribbon Stroke Copy
Copy one short ribbon-like path using large touch points.
Fine Motor Control
Hand-eye Coordination
Attention
AgeAges 2-5
InputTouch + Mouse
SoundAudio optional
Coming soonThis idea is in development, not playable yet.
Parent tips & level options
Why playBuilds sentence sense and early storytelling.
Try togetherRepeat their answer back as a tiny sentence.
About 4 minutes · Guided play
Coming soon
Free
02MArtwork coming soon
Moon Key Hop
Touch three keys as a soft moon path glides by.
Phonics
Letter Recognition
Sequencing
AgeAges 2-5
InputTouch + Mouse
SoundAudio optional
Coming soonThis idea is in development, not playable yet.
Parent tips & level options
Why playBuilds keyboard familiarity and letter scanning.
Try togetherSay the target out loud, then let them search.
About 4 minutes · Guided play
Coming soon
Free
03SArtwork coming soon
Sound Cloud Road
Follow a short key road while naming each sound.
Phonics
Keyboard Familiarity
Attention
AgeAges 2-6
InputTouch + Mouse
SoundAudio optional
Coming soonThis idea is in development, not playable yet.
Parent tips & level options
Why playBuilds keyboard familiarity and letter scanning.
Try togetherSay the target out loud, then let them search.
About 5 minutes · Guided play
Coming soon
Free
04BArtwork coming soon
Bubble Count Trail
Choose the basket with the spoken bubble count.
Counting
Number Recognition
One-to-one Correspondence
AgeAges 2-5
InputTouch + Mouse
SoundNo audio needed
Coming soonThis idea is in development, not playable yet.
Parent tips & level options
Why playBuilds counting, quantity, and number confidence.
Try togetherPoint once per item and count slowly together.
About 4 minutes · Guided play
Coming soon
Free
05TArtwork coming soon
Tiny Pair Lilies
Pick the pair count matching the spoken cue.
Comparison
Pairing
Quantity Recognition
AgeAges 2-5
InputTouch + Mouse
SoundAudio optional
Coming soonThis idea is in development, not playable yet.
Parent tips & level options
Why playBuilds counting, quantity, and number confidence.
Try togetherPoint once per item and count slowly together.
About 4 minutes · Guided play
Coming soon
Free
06PArtwork coming soon
Photo Word Breeze
Pick the spoken word for the visible photo.
Word Recognition
Observation
Vocabulary
AgeAges 2-5
InputTouch + Mouse
SoundAudio optional
Coming soonThis idea is in development, not playable yet.
Parent tips & level options
Why playBuilds early word, letter, and meaning connections.
Try togetherRead the prompt first, then ask what sounds right.
About 4 minutes · Guided play
Coming soon
Free
07TArtwork coming soon
Tiny Phrase Breeze
Choose the picture matching one short spoken phrase.
Listening Comprehension
Language Processing
Observation
AgeAges 2-6
InputTouch + Mouse
SoundNo audio needed
Coming soonThis idea is in development, not playable yet.
Parent tips & level options
Why playBuilds early word, letter, and meaning connections.
Try togetherRead the prompt first, then ask what sounds right.
About 5 minutes · Guided play
Coming soon
Free
08LArtwork coming soon
Loop Bloom Trace
Trace one loop and one small bloom shape.
Prewriting
Motor Control
Visual Motor
AgeAges 2-5
InputTouch + Mouse
SoundNo audio needed
Coming soonThis idea is in development, not playable yet.
Parent tips & level options
Why playBuilds sentence sense and early storytelling.
Try togetherRepeat their answer back as a tiny sentence.
About 4 minutes · Guided play
Coming soon
Free
09RArtwork coming soon
Ribbon Path Copy
Copy a short ribbon path with large dots.
Fine Motor
Hand-eye Coordination
Attention
AgeAges 2-5
InputTouch + Mouse
SoundAudio optional
Coming soonThis idea is in development, not playable yet.
Parent tips & level options
Why playBuilds sentence sense and early storytelling.
Try togetherRepeat their answer back as a tiny sentence.
About 4 minutes · Guided play
Coming soon
Free
10SArtwork coming soon
Star Key Hop
Touch three letters as they appear in a short sky path.
Letter Recognition
Sequencing
Attention
AgeAges 2-5
InputTouch + Mouse
SoundAudio optional
Coming soonThis idea is in development, not playable yet.
Parent tips & level options
Why playBuilds keyboard familiarity and letter scanning.
Try togetherSay the target out loud, then let them search.
About 4 minutes · Guided play
Coming soon
Free
11EArtwork coming soon
Echo Key Trail
Follow a key trail and repeat the spoken sound.
Phonics
Keyboard Familiarity
Focus
AgeAges 2-6
InputTouch + Mouse
SoundAudio optional
Coming soonThis idea is in development, not playable yet.
Parent tips & level options
Why playBuilds keyboard familiarity and letter scanning.
Try togetherSay the target out loud, then let them search.
About 5 minutes · Guided play
Coming soon
Free
12SArtwork coming soon
Sun Count Stars
Choose the group with the spoken number of stars.
Counting
Number Words
One-to-one Correspondence
AgeAges 2-5
InputTouch + Mouse
SoundNo audio needed
Coming soonThis idea is in development, not playable yet.
Parent tips & level options
Why playBuilds counting, quantity, and number confidence.
Try togetherPoint once per item and count slowly together.
About 4 minutes · Guided play
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