Two scenes
The hen took two pictures of the backyard, but one changed a little! Something switched, disappeared or showed up. Compare them bit by bit.
Educational games for kids ages 2 to 6
In the backyard: spot the differences, complete the sudoku, toss the rings and play tic-tac-toe with the hen.
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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 patternsSizes and measuresSpace and positionFeelings and friendship
More pieces that look alike, asking for attention and memory.
The hen took two pictures of the backyard, but one changed a little! Something switched, disappeared or showed up. Compare them bit by bit.
The chicks painted the backyard shapes! In the scene on the right, some changed color. Look at the color of each one.
The backyard animals posed for two pictures. In the second one, some look sad, surprised or sleepy. Whose face changed?
In tic-tac-toe, you win by getting three the same in a row: across, up and down or corner to corner. You're the egg and you're one move away from winning!
Bigger challenges and the party that reviews everything the child learned.
In sudoku, each color shows up only once in each row across and each column up and down. Look at what's there and figure out what's missing.
Each backyard animal wants its own spot: one of each in every row and every column. Figure out who's missing in each space.
Now the sudoku uses numbers: one to three and then one to four. Each number only once in each row and column.
Tap a peg to pick up the top ring and tap another to drop it. A big ring can't go on top of a small one. Move the whole tower!
The sample shows where each ring has to go. Think before you move: sometimes you need to get one out of the way.
Sometimes you can't win, but you can stop the hen from winning. Find where she would make three in a row and put your egg there.
Now it's a whole game! You put down an egg, then the hen takes her turn. Try to make three in a row and watch out for two hens in a row.
Region party
Corn rained down on the backyard and the hen invited everyone to the party! Let's remember what you learned with her.
Region party
The guests arrived and the hen took two pictures. Who switched places, who disappeared and who showed up?
Region party
The party rings are all mixed up. Look at the sample and fix them in as few moves as you can.
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