Games for 4 to 5 Year Olds
Thirteen games, the largest group on the site. Almost all of them have levels, so the difficulty can go up without switching games.
Puzzles
Put the image together piece by piece
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Memory
Find all the matching card pairs
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Mazes
Guide the character to the goal
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Find the shapes
Find the hidden shapes in each scene
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Color Mixing
Mix paints and discover what color appears
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Connect the Dots
Tap numbers in order and reveal the picture
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Matching
Match each picture with the one it goes with
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Which One Doesn't Belong?
Look at the four pictures and tap the one that doesn't belong
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Dress Up Characters
Pick a place and build the outfit: clothes for the cold, the beach, school or a party.
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Counting
Look at the objects and pick how many
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Hidden Objects
Find all the objects in the scene
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Trash Pickup
Catch the trash with the net and save the animals
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Alphabet
Tap each letter and hear its sound with an example word.
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Letters & Numbers
Sort the letters from the numbers into the right box
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Telling Time
Learn to read the clock
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Four in a Row
Line up four before your rival
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Word Search
Find the words hidden among the letters
Play! →The group where most games have levels
Puzzles can be played at 9 or 16 pieces. Mazes have three difficulties. Connect the dots ranges from drawings with few dots to drawings with many. That is why these thirteen sit together: the same game lasts a good while before it runs short.
It is also where the first two-step instructions show up: matching means looking at one picture and then finding the one that goes with it; dressing up means seeing the place and then picking the clothes. The games in the previous group were solved with a single tap.
If it is the first day on the site
- Puzzles at 9 pieces, moving up to 16 once they can finish one on their own.
- Mazes on easy before going to the middle level.
- Find the shapes, which has no levels and explains itself.
Frequently asked questions
How many games are there for this age?
Thirteen of the twenty-four on the site. The rest either need reading or use a simpler interaction.
What if they are too easy?
Almost all have a level above inside the same game. If it still runs short, there is the 6 to 8 group.
Do they need to read?
No. All thirteen are played by looking and listening; the ones with letters work with sound, not reading.