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Every game has a job.

24 short games for ages 2–6. See what each one asks your child to do, and how it grows with them.

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24 games

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    • 2–3 yearsConnects a purposeful touch with an immediate response, and gives you a simple cue for naming and turn-taking.

    • 2–3 years · Make Music!Open-ended sound exploration. Each instrument responds right away, and a round ends once every instrument on screen has been heard.
    • 3–4 years · Play the SamePlays one instrument, then asks your child to find the same one among two to four choices.
    • 4–5 years · Follow the BandYour child follows an ordered sequence of two or three instruments, one step at a time.
    • 5–6 years · Copy the TunePlays a short instrument pattern, then asks your child to play it back from memory.

    • 2–3 yearsPractises visual tracking, timing and controlled touch as your child follows and taps a moving object.
    • 3–4 yearsAdds prediction: your child anticipates where an animal is heading before tapping it.

    • 2–3 yearsYour child scans the screen and makes each object disappear with an intentional tap.

    • 2–3 yearsCombines visual tracking with repeated shapes and colours, using one large moving target.

    • 2–3 yearsMatching and naming familiar shapes, with large targets and one-step prompts.
    • 3–4 yearsMoves from noticing shapes to choosing the one asked for from a small set.
    • 4–5 yearsFinding the requested shape among choices that look more and more alike.
    • 5–6 yearsFinding the requested shape in a larger set of similar choices.

    • 2–3 yearsColour matching and naming through clear choices, with no complex rules.
    • 3–4 yearsNaming, comparing and matching colours as simple categories.
    • 4–5 yearsMatching and naming colours with more consistent decisions.
    • 5–6 yearsUses colour matching as a base for switching between more than one rule.

    • 2–3 yearsFree one-finger drawing with instant colour, sound and sparkle.

    • 2–3 yearsBroad, free finger strokes uncover a familiar animal or object until the whole picture shows.

    • 3–4 yearsPress, move, aim and release an object onto a visible destination.
    • 4–5 yearsRefines controlled movement, direction and placement.

    • 3–4 years · iPad onlyDrag any colour into each large outlined shape. Every colour choice is welcome.
    • 4–5 years · iPad onlyColours a simple outdoor scene, area by area, until the whole picture is filled in.

    • 3–4 yearsWorking memory and prediction through short reveal-and-recall play.
    • 4–5 yearsKeeps memory practice playful while building anticipation and recall.
    • 5–6 yearsYour child holds what they saw in mind while they wait, predict and recall.

    • 3–4 yearsGrouping by one simple attribute, such as shape, colour or category.
    • 4–5 yearsApplying one visible rule, and noticing when an item doesn't fit.
    • 5–6 yearsApplying the rule across three or four groups at once.

    • 3–4 yearsOne continuous finger movement along a broad, visible route.
    • 4–5 yearsDirectional control and a sustained movement along a guided route.
    • 5–6 yearsKeeping a steady finger inside routes that get narrower.

    • 4–5 yearsConnects quantity, number words and counting order across small visible sets.
    • 5–6 yearsConnects counting order and visible quantities to familiar number symbols.

    • 4–5 yearsRemembering where cards are and finding matching pairs.
    • 5–6 yearsMemory and comparison to find matching pictures.

    • 4–5 yearsTracing ordered dots along uppercase letter shapes.

    • 4–5 yearsTracing ordered dots along the numerals 0 to 9.

    • 5–6 yearsCompleting short words by placing the missing letters where they belong.

    • 5–6 yearsFilling the gaps in counting-up or counting-down number sequences.

    • 5–6 yearsPlacing missing letters into an ordered alphabet sequence.

    • 4–5 yearsWatch small groups of objects join or move away, then tap how many there are now.
    • 5–6 yearsSimple addition or subtraction with one missing number to fill in.

    • 5–6 yearsConnects the clock to words for order and familiar parts of the day.

    • 5–6 yearsA set sequence of colour pairs for your child to merge and watch change.
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24 active games for ages 2–6 that end on time.

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Game descriptions show the intended play value inside BabyBrain, not medical or therapeutic claims. Age bands are flexible, not clinical stages.

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