Logic and Reasoning
Thinking and problem-solving helps children take in information and understand how things in their world are related. Young children use their logic and reasoning skills in everyday experiences when they build with blocks, complete a puzzle, or discover that peeling the paper from around a crayon gives them more crayon to draw with.
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Practice sorting and recycling with your child. Ask her to help you place paper items in one bin and plastic items in another bin.
Plays: 1000
Spot the Difference: Rudy
Abby Cadabby has a new stepbrother named Rudy! See if you can find the differences between the two pictures.
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As your child finds the differences in the pictures, ask them to describe each one to you.
Plays: 39
House of Bricks
Frank Underwolf tries to blow down the houses of the three pigs in this spoof.
4:13 Runtime
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Look at all the bottle caps in the game. Talk with your child about how the bottle caps are similar and different from one another.
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Create your own sorting challenge. Dump out blocks on the floor and have your child sort them by shape. Mix the blocks back up and have him sort by color or size.
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Solve your own mystery! Place your hand over a picture of someone you and your child know. Slowly remove your hand to partially reveal the image. Can he guess who it is?
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After you measure Blogg?s foot in the game, help your child measure her own foot using blocks or crayons. Then, measure your foot with the same object and compare the lengths.
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Name the instruments as you find them! Pretend to play each one! When you?re done playing the game, you can create your own instruments at home! An empty oatmeal carton can turned into a drum.
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After you sort the animals, have fun sorting at home. Cut out different colored shapes, and with your child, sort them by color. Then, mix them up and sort them by shape or size.
