Description

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“Learning colors for kids” is a simple and exciting learninggamefor the youngest children. It will introduce the amazingcolors ofour world to your baby, with the educational processbeing funny andexcessively interesting. With no effort, toddlerswill learn to namecolors, and to associate them with differentobjects like fruits andanimals.

Advantages of the Game:
- The game will easily teach your child nine various colors:red,pink, gray, brown, purple, blue, green, yellow and orange one.Eachcolor comes along with three bright funny pictures matchingtheshade.

- The colors and the pictures are named in threelanguages:English, French, and Spanish. This allows the kid tolearn over 30foreign words, which will be very useful for thefurther study ofthe languages. Each word is pronounced clearly anddistinctly.

- A fascinating mosaic mini-game behind the “Play” door willhelpto reinforce the newly acquired skills and to train thechild'smemory. The funny squeaking little mouse peeping out of thehole inthe corner of the room every once and while brights up thegame.

- The game interface is very simple and intuitive. Eventheyoungest children will be able to play it on their own.

How to Play:

- Learn your colors. The “Learn” door is for learningcolors.After you open it, you'll be showed a certain color, alongwith itsname being pronounced. Then, one-by-one, the game revealsthreeillustrative pictures to match the colour. For example, Lemon,Sun,and Chicken illustrate the yellow paint. The child will beamusedby the bright cartoonish pictures that make the educationalprocesshighly entertaining.

- Learn foreign words. When the three pictures appear onthescreen, the names of the objects, fruits or animals in themarealso pronounced. Touch any of the pictures to hearitspronunciation again. Use the button in the upper left corner ofthemain screen to change the language.

- Test your knowledge. The “Play” door is for the mini-game.Comein to check the color recognition skills of your toddler andtorevise the names of the colors. The child has to match each ofthethree painted canvas to the frame of similar color. If thepiecesare drawn together correctly, the child will hear a wordofpraise.

Small kids often have troubles identifying and naming colors.Thegame allows the preschooler not only to learn his or hercolors, butalso to correlate them with different objects. It isvery importantfor children 3 years old and under to notice thevisual differencesbetween colors. The best way to help themremember the newinformation is through playing games and usingbright pictures. Agreat idea for parents would be to speak out thecolor of the objectseen on the screen. For example, say, “Gray,the mouse is gray, canyou say gray?” Then later ask, “What coloris the mouse?” You canalso do this exercise vice versa: ask yourchild to look at thethree pictures and name their color.

The game offers three illustrative pictures for each color.Butyou can add on by asking your kid to name a few more objectsofsimilar color. Such training can contribute to thecognitivedevelopment of your child by improving his or her memoryandlogical thinking. .