Product details in English
My First 100 Vehicles: Counting Picture Book for Kids
Search and Find activities
Ages 2–5
Booksaill games
Culture games for students, vehicle games, emotions games and quick puzzles. Every game opens in the browser on a computer, tablet or phone, free and without sign-up.
For the classroom or home: countries, traditions and symbols from around the world.
CultureA hidden object game about countries, traditions, food, music and symbols.
Playarrow_forwardPick a region of the world, draw a challenge and finish the journey.
Playarrow_forwardChoose a region and draw culture challenge cards to play in class.
Playarrow_forwardMemory, shadows, sounds and flying, with the vehicles from My First 100 Vehicles.
Find pairs of vehicles from My First 100 Vehicles.
Playarrow_forwardDrag each vehicle onto its matching shadow.
Playarrow_forwardTap the right vehicle to collect stickers.
Playarrow_forwardListen to a vehicle sound and pick the right picture.
Playarrow_forwardFly different aircraft and collect stars.
Playarrow_forwardPlayful ways to name and talk about feelings.
Short games for one player or for playing together.
Tap the right animal to win stickers.
Playarrow_forwardTrace digits, letters and shapes by joining numbered dots.
Playarrow_forwardAim, shoot and pop bubbles of the same color.
Playarrow_forwardSimplified chess for kids: play the computer or a friend.
Playarrow_forwardYes. All games on this page are free to play in the browser. There is nothing to download.
No. Open a game and press start. There is no registration or login.
Yes. The games work with touch on phones and tablets and with a mouse or keyboard on a computer.
Culture Games for Students, Culture Quest: Journey Edition and Culture Quest: Classroom Cards. For paper play there is also the printable Culture Domino.
Most games are in English. Some also follow the Polish version of the site.
Ideas for reading, play, and family routines.
Gentle stories to read together before bed.
Explore arrow_forwardUnderstanding feelings and building resilience.
Explore arrow_forwardPeaceful nights and familiar routines.
Explore arrow_forwardBuilding a bond based on trust.
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