Ages 3–4

Games for ages 3–4: colors, counting, and rhythm.

Start with picture Quantity Match in Fox Trail, direct flower matching in Rainbow Garden, or one-instrument beats in Animal Beat Parade. Visible examples and optional adult help make a gentle starting point. Sound is optional, and no numeral reading is needed for picture trails. Choose by interest and comfort; age never locks a game.

Picture quantities · Direct color matching · One drum

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16 games · Ages 3–4
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Sprout Lab

Suggested ages 3–12

Join Pip for 8 plant experiments and Free Greenhouse in a simplified simulation of water, light, and growth.

Suggested starting mode: Eight experiments

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Picnic Pals

Suggested ages 3–7

Count, pack, and share with three picnic friends in 24 levels and 72 untimed tasks. Compare baskets and make matching plates.

Suggested starting mode: One for Each Friend

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Cloud Loom

Suggested ages 4–9

Weave colorful threads with Momo and Pip across 40 sky-workshop rhythms. Tap, hold, and wait, or make your own artwork in Free Weave.

Suggested starting mode: Sky workshop

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Pond Pals

Suggested ages 3–12

Explore a woodland pond with Pip through 12 observation missions. Keep real scene snapshots, follow a dragonfly’s growth, and compare evidence in your discovery journal.

Suggested starting mode: Story

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Clay Critters

Suggested ages 3–12

Shape an editable clay friend with five tools, twelve creative invitations, and three little stages. Keep versions and arrange a two-friend exhibition.

Suggested starting mode: Free Create

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Gizmo Grove

Suggested ages 3–12

Build marble machines with Maple: explore tracks, lifts, switches and signal rules in 32 workshop challenges, six activities to try together, and Free Workshop.

Suggested starting mode: Build Together

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