Pre K Preschool Learning Games

This preschool game contains 36 various categories of 850+ things (objects), that a toddler need to learn its name at Preschool. These categories include Alphabets, Numbers, Colors, Shapes, Body Parts, Clothes, Furnitures, Electronics, Vehicles, Foods, Fruits, Flowers, all kinds of Animals and many more.

Here are the categories of different things your kids need to learn at Preschool:

Small Letters (26), Capital Letters (26), ABC Alphabets (26), ABC Animals(26), Numbers (1 to 20), Colors (19) and Shapes & Patterns (19)

Body Parts (30), Family (19), Educational Items(37), Clothes (41) and Profession Names (36)

Furnitures Name (17), Electronics Items (32), Tools (43), Living Room Objects (20), Kitchen Appliance (36), Bathroom Items (26)

Vehicles (20), Food & Drink (36), Fruits (30), Vegetables (30), Flowers (16) and Nature(30)

Pet Animals (15), Farm Animals (13), Wild Animals (32), Sea Animals (14), Birds (20) and Insects (14)

Notes: [the number in between the bracket contains how many things a category has]

 
FEATURES IN SHORT
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A toddler’s brain needs a stimulating environment in which it can develop. Through their daily activities and explorations, toddlers satisfy their curiosities. Toddlers have the most dynamic curiosity that helps them learn about the new things. Parents need to create a healthy and engaging environment so that toddlers can develop their cognitive skills.

Since most toddlers learn through play, our teachers and educational experts designed this preschool games for kids to learn new things quickly and efficiently. You can track your toddlers learning inside the game. Convince your toddler to unlock the locked levels by playing it more. After finishing the learning, you can measure your toddlers memory development, attention power and imagination improvements by playing the picture quiz and super picture quiz games. Please participate in the quiz games with your toddler so that s/he will get more interest in playing the game.

WHAT PARENTS SAYS ABOUT THIS GAME
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"My 4 and 18-month old grandchildren love the flashcards collection. My grandsons has been played the matching game a lot. He shows more concentration, and is starting to sound out the letters, numbers, vehicles, fruits, flowers, animals. best collection. Love it!"

- by Anna Burges

"My 3 year old daughter play with this game only. This game designer really gets it. The right amount of time and attention for a 3 or 4 year old. They learn a lot and with no frustration! This is the best preschool learning app I think."

- by Kayleigh Howarth


Provide constructive screen time to your Kids by playing this parent’s recommended preschool games. Happy Parenting!