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Kaboom Keys
1 – 3 years
Cause and effect, first keyboard contact, ABC mode for letters and numbers
Ball Bonanza
2 – 4 years
Aiming at a goal, tracking a moving object, emotional vocabulary
Shape Sorter
2 – 4 years
Shape names, matching outlines, fine motor control
Jigsaw Puzzles
2 – 6 years
Spatial reasoning, persistence; 4 to 24 pieces for differentiation
Counting Critters
2 – 5 years
How many (up to 10), making a number, first adding and taking away; no words to read
Memory Match
2 – 10 years
Working memory; 12, 24 or 36 cards for differentiation
Dress-Up Party
2 – 5 years
Choice-making, clothing and color words
Chalk Art
2 – 8 years
Fine motor control, tracing shapes, letters and numbers, creativity
Brick Builder
3 – 8 years
Planning, spatial reasoning, early engineering
Pop-Up Pals
3 – 8 years
Reaction speed, hand–eye coordination, waiting for the right moment
Sort It Out
3 – 7 years
Sorting and classifying, recycling, care for the environment
Melody Maker
3 – 7 years
Pitch, sequence memory, 30 melodies with a lion teacher
Spell It Out
4 – 7 years
Letter-sound links, missing-letter spelling; eight levels from three-letter words to spelling a whole word
Stack It Up
4 – 6 years
Timing, counting aloud, coping with a collapse
Balloon Float
4 – 8 years
Timing and anticipation, one-button control
Gorilla Tower
5 – 9 years
Timing, planning a route, coordination, bouncing back after a tumble
Rocket Ride
5 – 9 years
Two-direction steering, momentum, reaction time
Tiny Town
6 – 10 years
Following multi-step instructions, reading short dialogue, kindness
Math Ninja
6 – 10 years
Number basics with ten-frames and arrays; 20 mental-math strategies taught step by step
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