Which sense?
We learn about the world with our five senses: seeing, hearing, smelling, tasting and touching. Which one do you use each time?
Educational games for kids ages 2 to 6
Slow and steady through the forest: letters, tens, senses and the ways of water.
Region 34Free 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 countingSizes and measuresNature and animalsLetters and wordsBody and coordinationFeelings and friendship
To get started: few options, big pictures and the teacher’s voice.
More pieces that look alike, asking for attention and memory.
Trees give us fruit, and wood becomes tables, chairs and even the paper in your books! Find everything that comes from them.
Water changes form: in the cold it turns to ice, in strong heat it becomes steam that rises into the air, and ice in the sun turns back into water.
The sloth thought of a number and will give you clues. Listen calmly and find out which one it is.
In the forest, shapes are curvy: leaves, drops, fruits and flowers. Start at the dot and trace around until you're back at the start.
The sloth is the slowest in the forest, and the horse runs really fast! Line up the animals from slowest to fastest.
Bigger challenges and the party that reviews everything the child learned.
Some things happen for sure, like night coming. Some things might happen, like rain. And some things are impossible, like a sloth flying!
The rainforest wind blew a letter away! Say the word slowly, listen for the missing sound and pick the right letter.
Ten dots together make a ten. Counting by tens is fast: ten, twenty, thirty, forty, fifty!
Sharing doesn't always come out even. Make groups of the size I ask for and find out how many sloths are left over, and sometimes it's none!
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It rained in the forest and the party started, nice and slow! Let's remember everything you discovered in the rainforest.
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A, E, I, O, U: the vowels show up in almost every word. Find the vowels among the other letters.
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Every letter has two shapes: big, like at the start of a name, and small, like in the middle of words. Match the pairs.
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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