Toddler games for +3 year olds 2.9.1

Hop on board the wheel of the seasons! This adorable game is aimed at children aged 3 and up, providing a fun and educational way to practice and develop essential basic concepts of early learning. As the seasons change, your child will learn important visual perception concepts such as size, color, orientation, and shapes, as well as early math concepts like counting and sequencing. The game also helps children develop higher-level skills such as categorical thinking and task persistence.

The beautifully illustrated environments in Seasons allow your child to explore common weather conditions associated with each season, learn about characteristics of different weather conditions, and understand the types of clothing needed for each season.

Game features:

• Easy and intuitive: Toddlers can play this game independently.
• No stress or time limits.
• Safe environment for your kids (girls & boys). No ads or pop-ups.
• Enjoyable and educational.

Educational targets:

• Practice visual perception concepts.
• Develop motor skills such as hand-eye coordination.
• Improve visual attention.
• Explore the unique characteristics of each season.
• Learn early math concepts like counting and sequencing.
• Advance categorical thinking skills.
• Practice task persistence.

The game consists of 12 engaging, carefully selected boards that increase in difficulty. These boards are designed to help children practice and develop key early learning concepts and skills. Your child will have the opportunity to explore many different unique environments that spark curiosity and imagination, making learning a fun experience.

Game Boards:

1. Autumn:
Clean up the park by matching leaves to silhouettes. Count to 4 and prepare the pumpkin booth for Halloween. Store food for winter by matching shapes and sizes.
2. Winter:
Build snowmen by sorting them according to size. Match shapes to help the deer and bear get home. Get warm by the fireplace and match polycubes.
3. Spring:
Count to 5 and plant a vegetable garden. Play with butterflies and find the odd one out. Set up a picnic blanket using categorical thinking.
4. Summer:
Dress up the deer at the beach by finding the odd one out. Count and sequence objects at the beach. Practice visual memory and categorical thinking on a beautiful day at the beach.

About Us:

At ToyaTap, we are dedicated to creating high-quality learning experiences that children and parents can enjoy together. We hope you and your child will have as much fun playing this game as we had creating it!