Learning games for toddlers 2+

15 educational games for kids and toddlers from 2 to 5 years old. This app for early development includes sorting games and classifying objects by color, size and shape. The app is designed for preschool kindergarten boys and girls.

It offers a safe and friendly environment for kids and toddlers to play multiple engaging games and develop their logical thinking as well as eye–hand coordination.

Simple games for early learning include numbers, shapes, counting, colors, sizes, sorting, matching, and more. Games help Improve the brain’s cognitive ability, concentration, memory and observation skills.

Preschool kids will enjoy playing these interactive games. Suitable for toddlers, two years and up.
Features 🌟
Simple puzzle: Simple 4 piece puzzle games with a farm theme. Meet farm animals: pigs, chickens, horses and ducks. Pieces are large and easy for toddlers to pick and move.
Size matching game: Match the size of a vegetable with the correct sized pot. For kids who like to help around the kitchen. They will become familiar with various ingredients, such as carrots, onion, pepper, corn, pumpkin and other vegetables.
Color sorting game: Sort items by color. Orange, violet, pink, green, blue, sorting colors’ fun with you! In a color learning game, children match space friends with space taxis. In another they learn about recycling, when they sort colored trash with the same colored bin. It’s a very simple logical game and kids enjoy it.
Number learning game: Learn 1 2 3 by serving food in the pastry shop game and traveling on the safari train game. Basic math logic develops by matching the same number of items with the same number of characters. Toddler will maybe figure it out himself with trial and error or will be guided with a helping hint hand.
Dress up size matching game: Help dress up the cat and his little bunny friend with attractive doctor, firefighter and police uniforms. Sorting matching sized clothes will help strengthen fine motor skills of your little one.
Outline the number game: This intuitive game invites toddlers to pop the dots in a shape of numbers from 1 to 9. When they pop the dots they clear the way for other bubbles to fill the shape number with color.
How can this game provide quality screen time?
Sorting games and other games that encourage close observation are of great value to early child brain development. Appreciation of details provides valuable grounding for his or hers first efforts at reading. And to foster the development of reading and math skills at a later stage, games include big letters and numbers. Child will not yet know what the letters might mean, but it will help him to become familiar with letter shapes and to look for differences between them.
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In this game no ads are shown to children.

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