Educational toddler games for pre-kindergarten kids. Our app has 10 pre-k activities for toddlers that will help your kid or baby develop basic skills like hand eye coordination, fine motor, logical thinking and visual perception. These games will suit both girls and boys and can be a part of pre-kindergarten & preschool education for toddlers.

The game is perfect for the entire family!

Size game:

Sorting inventory into correct boxes.

Puzzle game:

A simple puzzle for kids to improve hand eye coordination.

Logic game:

Develop memory and logic with cute shapes.

Color games:

Sort items by color.

Shape games:

Sort items by shape to develop visual perception and hand eye coordination.

Pattern game:

Develop visual perception by sorting items with different patterns.

Memory game:

Choose correct object that was shown earlier and fits others by its type.

Attention game:

Develop attention and fine motor skills in a simple but very entertaining game.

- Learn to recognize geometric shapes: square, circle, rectangle, triangle, pentagon and diamond

- Resolve educational puzzles about different geometric shapes and numbers.

Toddler games are perfect for pre-k and kindergarten children who want to learn by playing.

Ages: 2-3 years old pre-kindergarten or kindergarten children.

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Toddlers are curious and eager learners who benefit from engaging and interactive games that promote their cognitive, physical, and social development. Here's a summary of some popular and effective games for toddlers aged 2-3:

Shape and Color Recognition:

* Shape Sorter: A classic game that helps toddlers identify and match different shapes by fitting them into corresponding holes.

* Color Matching: Provide toddlers with objects of different colors and ask them to sort them into containers or baskets.

* Shape and Color Scavenger Hunt: Hide objects of specific shapes and colors around the room and encourage toddlers to find and collect them.

Fine Motor Skills:

* Playdough Fun: Provide toddlers with playdough and encourage them to mold, squeeze, and shape it.

* Finger Painting: Allow toddlers to explore their creativity by finger painting on paper or a washable surface.

* Bead Threading: Give toddlers large beads and a string or pipe cleaner for them to thread, improving their hand-eye coordination.

Cognitive Skills:

* Animal Sounds: Play recordings of animal sounds and ask toddlers to identify the corresponding animals.

* Counting Games: Count objects with toddlers, such as toys or blocks, to develop their number recognition.

* Hide-and-Seek: Engage toddlers in a simple game of hide-and-seek to encourage problem-solving and spatial awareness.

Physical Development:

* Ball Rolling: Roll a ball to toddlers and encourage them to catch or kick it, promoting gross motor skills.

* Obstacle Course: Create an obstacle course with simple challenges, such as crawling through a tunnel or jumping over cones.

* Dancing: Play music and encourage toddlers to dance, promoting coordination and rhythm.

Social Skills:

* Cooperative Building: Provide toddlers with blocks or other building materials and encourage them to work together to create a structure.

* Sharing Games: Introduce games that require toddlers to share toys or take turns, fostering cooperation and empathy.

* Role-Playing: Engage toddlers in role-playing activities, such as pretending to be animals or doctors, to promote imagination and social interaction.

Additional Tips:

* Keep games short and engaging, around 10-15 minutes.

* Encourage toddlers to use descriptive language and explain their actions.

* Provide positive reinforcement and praise for their efforts.

* Adapt games to meet the individual needs and abilities of each toddler.

* Ensure games are safe and supervised.