How is he feeling?
Look closely at the friend's face up top and find out how they're feeling.
Educational games for kids ages 2 to 6
Hop across the water lilies counting, rhyming and drawing.
Region 2Free on the trail

Every game follows a goal from Brazil’s BNCC, with its equivalent in Head Start ELOF, Common Core and the EYFS. Tap a code to see every game that works on the same goal.
Themes in this region:Numbers and countingColors, shapes and patternsNature and animalsLetters and wordsSounds and musicBody and coordinationFeelings and friendship
To get started: few options, big pictures and the teacher’s voice.
Look closely at the friend's face up top and find out how they're feeling.
Every animal has a favorite food. Find out what each friend likes to eat.
Each friend has a basket. Drag each shape to the right basket by looking at its color or shape.
Every animal has a place to live. Find each friend's home.
The frog hops really fast from stone to stone. Follow him with your eyes and tap him before he disappears.
More pieces that look alike, asking for attention and memory.
Each number has dots to count. Now tap the smallest one of all.
The frog crosses the pond hopping from stone to stone. Tap the stones in number order.
I'll say a word. Find the friend whose name ends with the same sound.
Everything in nature changes little by little. Tap the pictures in the order things happen.
The little raindrop slides down the leaf. Put your finger on dot 1 and follow the path to the end.
The cards are face down by the pond. Flip two at a time and find the pairs with only a few mistakes.
Bigger challenges and the party that reviews everything the child learned.
Region party
The frogs are croaking with joy! Let's remember everything you learned at the pond.
Region party
Listen to the raindrops on the roof and hit the drum the same number of times.
Region party
Some numbers ran away from the line. Look at the line up top and drag the missing numbers into the empty spots.
With a teacher’s voice and a companion. Kids play on a phone, tablet or computer, and parents follow everything in the Family Notebook.
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