🧸 Preschool
🧸 Games for 4 and 5 year olds
Preschool is the age of letters and numbers: children learn "A is for apple" and count to 10 and then 20. These games practise the same things in a playful way, with no pressure and no feeling of homework.
There are also colouring, jigsaw, cooking and dress-up games that build hand control, focus and imagination. When a child gets something wrong, the game gently shows the right answer and cheers them on to try again.
Learning
Arabic and English letters, counting, shapes and colours.
English Practice
Every unit's words and sentences, as games
Math Practice
Questions on every unit of the maths book
ABC Letters for Kids
Learn A to Z with pictures, bubbles and tracing
Counting Fun
Count, compare, feed the animals and learn numbers
My First Words
Pictures and sounds for a toddler's first words
Brain
Memory, matching and jigsaws that build focus.
Fun
Colouring, cooking, dress-up and balloon popping.
Princess Dress Up
Gowns, crowns and hairstyles for your princess
Cake Decorating
Bake and decorate a birthday cake, then blow out the candles
Football Dress Up
Design a football kit in your colors and number
Pizza Chef
Make the pizza each customer wants and serve it hot
Hair Salon
Cut, style, color and shampoo with bubbles
Koshary Chef
Cook Egyptian koshary in 7 steps and earn 3 stars
Balloon Pop
Pop balloons and learn colors, numbers and letters
Whack-a-Mole
Bonk the moles, but leave the bunny alone
Star Catcher
Slide the basket and catch the stars before they land
Coloring Book
Tap a part of the picture and it fills with color
Baby Piano
Rainbow keys, singing animals and easy songs
Questions and answers
What are the best learning games for a preschooler?
Start with the letters game and the counting game, which cover what preschools teach. Then try memory and jigsaw games for focus, and colouring for the hand control children need before writing.
Do the letter games teach English?
Yes. Every letters game has an English version from A to Z: switch the site language with the button at the top and the game teaches English letters the same way.
My child gets upset when they lose. Will these games upset them?
Games for this age hardly ever say "you lost": a mistake passes gently, the right answer appears, and every try earns stars and a cheer.