Most Preschool aged games work on gross motor and fine motor skills, language development, cognitive learning, social- emotional skills, cooperation, taking turns, communication, and good sportsmanship. Games allow kids to play, learn, explore, and connect in meaningful ways.
Zingo! 123
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In Zingo! 1-2-3, players must match their numbered tiles to their corresponding challenge card. The first player with a full card wins the game by yelling “Zingo!”
Educational Focuses: Number sense, counting, matching, fine motor skills, observation & perception, concentration & memory, word & language skills, reading & comprehension, following instructions, taking turns, and good sportsmanship.
Check out our lesson plan below.
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Heads Talk Tails Walk
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Heads Talk Tails Walk is a fun, energy-burning matching game where you work together to make complete animals by matching their heads with their bodies! But when you guess wrong, you and all of your cohorts take a lap walking like the animal whose body you found and talking like the animal whose head you found! So you could end up stomping like a T-Rex and bokking like a Chicken or hopping like a Frog and meowing like a Cat!
Educational Focuses: Teamwork, communication, memory, deduction, animal recognition, animal sounds, visual perception & reasoning, concentration, fine motor skills, dexterity, and creativity.
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Concept Kids
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In Concept Kids, you take turns giving hints and guessing which animal is on the secret card! With tons of ways to describe any animal, including where they live, what color they are, and even what they eat, you’ll have tons of fun in either role!
Educational Focuses: Memory, deduction, animal characteristics, animal habitats, teamwork, creativity, fine motor skills, communication, and discovery of the animal world.
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Acorn Soup
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Making Acorn Soup is easy as 1-2-3! The round box (bowl) and the wooden spoon and ingredients are perfect for younger players. The game contains simple recipe cards that teach toddlers to identify ingredients, to count numbers of ingredients, and to play together!
Educational Focuses: Counting & sorting, naming & matching, pretend play, pre-reading, language development, following directions, fine motor skills, order of process (following recipe directions), balancing, creative thinking, hand-eye coordination, imagination, number recognition, matching.
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Zingo! Sight Words
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Zingo! Sight Words combines bingo, with learning new sight words! The first player with a full card wins by yelling "Zingo!"
Educational Focuses: Sight word recognition, vocabulary, matching, fine motor skills, observation & perception, concentration & memory, word & language skills, spelling, reading & comprehension, following instructions, taking turns, and good sportsmanship.
Check out our lesson plan below!
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Unicorn Glitterluck
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Play as beautiful unicorns racing from the thundercloud to the sun in Unicorn Glitterluck!! Collect sparkling gems along the way to keep you and your friends safe and then count up all your gems at the end to determine who wins this time!
Educational Connections: Turn taking, good sportsmanship, early understanding of rules, and counting.
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