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Key Pop
StarterGrowingChallengeAdventure15 playable stages
Find a big, friendly letter on a keyboard or touch screen. There is no timer, penalty, advertising, or competitive score.
Keyboard Awareness
Letter Recognition
Visual Scanning
AgeAges 2-5
InputTouch + Mouse
SoundNo audio needed
15 numbered stages ready
Choose a stage inside the game
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
4 of 4 broad level tracks ready. Numbered stages are smaller activities within those tracks. Advanced access can vary.
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Sentence Sprouts
Complete five short sentences by choosing the word that makes sense. There is no timer, penalty, advertising, or competitive score.
Sentence Completion
Reading Comprehension
Vocabulary
AgeAges 4-7
InputTouch + Mouse
SoundNo audio needed
4 level tracks ready
Numbered stage expansion will come later.
Parent tips & level options
Why playBuilds early word, letter, and meaning connections.
Try togetherRead the prompt first, then ask what sounds right.
About 6 minutes · Guided play
4 of 4 broad level tracks ready. Numbered stages are smaller activities within those tracks. Advanced access can vary.
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Alphabet Garden
StarterGrowingChallengeAdventure15 playable stages
Match a big letter with its small-letter partner and help a calm garden grow. There is no timer, penalty, advertising, or competitive score.
Uppercase And Lowercase Matching
Letter Recognition
Visual Scanning
AgeAges 3-6
InputTouch + Mouse
SoundNo audio needed
15 numbered stages ready
Choose a stage inside the game
Parent tips & level options
Why playBuilds same/different thinking and visual comparison.
Try togetherAsk what makes the two things match.
About 5 minutes · Guided play
4 of 4 broad level tracks ready. Numbered stages are smaller activities within those tracks. Advanced access can vary.
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Free
Rhyme Time
Listen for matching ending sounds across five short word groups. There is no timer, penalty, advertising, or competitive score.
Phonological Awareness
Rhyming
Listening
AgeAges 4-7
InputTouch + Mouse
SoundNo audio needed
4 level tracks ready
Numbered stage expansion will come later.
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
4 of 4 broad level tracks ready. Numbered stages are smaller activities within those tracks. Advanced access can vary.
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Word Window
StarterGrowingChallengeAdventure15 playable stages
Finish five familiar three-letter words by choosing the missing vowel. There is no timer, penalty, advertising, or competitive score.
Early Spelling
Letter Sound Connection
Word Building
AgeAges 4-7
InputTouch + Mouse
SoundNo audio needed
15 numbered stages ready
Choose a stage inside the game
Parent tips & level options
Why playBuilds sentence sense and early storytelling.
Try togetherRepeat their answer back as a tiny sentence.
About 6 minutes · Guided play
4 of 4 broad level tracks ready. Numbered stages are smaller activities within those tracks. Advanced access can vary.
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Free
First Sound Safari
Say five familiar picture words and choose the letter that represents each beginning sound. There is no timer, pronunciation grading, advertising, or competitive score.
Beginning Sounds
Letter Sound Connection
Phonological Awareness
AgeAges 3-6
InputTouch + Mouse
SoundNo audio needed
4 level tracks ready
Numbered stage expansion will come later.
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
4 of 4 broad level tracks ready. Numbered stages are smaller activities within those tracks. Advanced access can vary.
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Free
Letter Sound Garden
Say a featured letter sound and choose the familiar picture whose word begins with that sound.
Letter Sounds
Phonological Awareness
Visual Vocabulary
AgeAges 3-6
InputTouch + Mouse
SoundNo audio needed
4 level tracks ready
Numbered stage expansion will come later.
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
4 of 4 broad level tracks ready. Numbered stages are smaller activities within those tracks. Advanced access can vary.
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Sound and Story
Choose five calm picture ideas and invent a different story together. Every choice is welcome, with no timer, scoring, recording, or speech evaluation.
Oral Language
Storytelling
Sequencing
AgeAges 3-7
InputTouch + Mouse
SoundNo audio needed
4 level tracks ready
Numbered stage expansion will come later.
Parent tips & level options
Why playBuilds imagination, language, and expressive confidence.
Try togetherAdd one feeling word to their story.
About 7 minutes · Guided play
4 of 4 broad level tracks ready. Numbered stages are smaller activities within those tracks. Advanced access can vary.
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Free
Opposite Pairs
Look at familiar concept pictures and choose the word that means the opposite.
Opposites
Vocabulary
Concept Development
AgeAges 3-6
InputTouch + Mouse
SoundNo audio needed
4 level tracks ready
Numbered stage expansion will come later.
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
4 of 4 broad level tracks ready. Numbered stages are smaller activities within those tracks. Advanced access can vary.
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Free
Picture Word Match
Match five familiar pictures with their written words, with caregiver reading support when helpful.
Picture Vocabulary
Word Recognition
Print Awareness
AgeAges 2-5
InputTouch + Mouse
SoundAudio optional
4 level tracks ready
Numbered stage expansion will come later.
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
4 of 4 broad level tracks ready. Numbered stages are smaller activities within those tracks. Advanced access can vary.
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Free
Finger Finder
Find five large friendly letters by tapping, clicking, or pressing the matching key.
Letter Recognition
Visual Scanning
Early Keyboard Awareness
AgeAges 2-5
InputTouch + Mouse
SoundAudio optional
4 level tracks ready
Numbered stage expansion will come later.
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
4 of 4 broad level tracks ready. Numbered stages are smaller activities within those tracks. Advanced access can vary.
Ready
Free
Animal Sound Match
Match familiar animal pictures with the sounds families can say together.
Animal Sounds
Listening
Visual Matching
AgeAges 2-4
InputTouch + Mouse
SoundAudio optional
4 level tracks ready
Numbered stage expansion will come later.
Parent tips & level options
Why playBuilds same/different thinking and visual comparison.
Try togetherAsk what makes the two things match.
About 4 minutes · Guided play
4 of 4 broad level tracks ready. Numbered stages are smaller activities within those tracks. Advanced access can vary.
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