Butterfly Catcher: Gray and Pink

In Butterfly Catcher: Gray and Pink, children will work towards improving their color recognition skills! This fun and interactive game encourages young learners to focus on the colors gray and pink as they try to catch the butterfly of the requested color.

As children play, they will be presented with various butterflies flying across the screen. Their task is to quickly identify the butterfly that matches the color spoken as well as pictured at the bottom of the screen. By tapping or clicking on the correct butterfly, children will catch it and earn points, while also reinforcing their understanding of the colors gray and pink. The game is designed to keep children entertained and motivated as they strive to improve their color recognition abilities.

Gem Finder

This interactive mining game encourages children to recognize colors while counting. Using a virtual pickaxe, your child will be tasked with unearthing the correct amount of different color gems to win the game and collect tickets. As children progress through the game, the difficulty increases, requiring them to employ critical thinking and observation skills to locate the hidden gems. The game encourages exploration and curiosity as players search for gems in various locations and encounter new visual elements and landscapes.

Color Match-Up

Children must test their color-matching skills to successfully complete this memory game with a twist.

In Color Match-Up, behind each card is a picture or the name of a color. Match the color to its coordinating object (or vice versa) to get a pair. Do this three times, and players complete the game, revealing a hidden picture of objects of the same color. This is an excellent way for your child to practice learning colors and names of objects and strengthen their memory.

Secondary Colors Memory Match

Secondary Colors Memory Match, is a memory-matching game that challenges memory skills while teaching children about secondary colors. Players are invited to explore the captivating world of secondary colors (orange, green, and purple). Secondary colors are created by blending primary colors, making them an essential part of the color spectrum.

While playing the game, children be presented with a colorful grid of cards, each concealing a hidden secondary color. Their mission is to flip over two cards at a time and try to match the corresponding secondary colors. The challenge lies in remembering the positions of the cards as they continue to uncover new ones. Concentration and attention to detail are a big part of mastering this game.