Pre K Preschool Learning Games

This preschool game contains 36 various categories of 850+ things (objects), that a toddler need to learn it's 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:

# TODDLER BASICS LEARNING – Things to know for 3-4 year old toddlers
Small Letters (26), Capital Letters (26), ABC Alphabets (26), ABC Animals(26), Numbers (1 to 20), Colors (19) and Shapes & Patterns (19)

# KIDS BASICS LEARNING – Things to know for 4-5 years old Kid
Body Parts (30), Family (19), Educational Items(37), Clothes (41) and Profession Names (36)

# HOUSEHOLD – Things Found in the House
Furnitures Name (17), Electronics Items (32), Tools (43), Living Room Objects (20), Kitchen Appliance (36), Bathroom Items (26)

# OUTSIDE – Things Found in the Outside
Vehicles (20), Food & Drink (36), Fruits (30), Vegetables (30), Flowers (16) and Nature(30)

# LEARNING ANIMALS – Most popular & cute animals around the world
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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# Flashcards - 876 Interactive Flash Cards
# Matching Games - 146 Matching Levels
# Picture Quiz – 876 Picture Quiz
# Super Quiz Game – Random Quiz
# 6 Top Level Main Categories
# 36 Categories of things for preschoolers
# 4 Engaging Game Modes
# Efficient learning path & track learning for parents
# All High quality pictures (HD)
# Professional Voiceovers and Interactive Sound Effects for Kids
# Comfortable and Simple Interface for 3-5 year old toddler
# Basic Skills Development - Logic, Attention, Memory, Imagination & Thinking
# No third-party advertisements

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