Best Games for Kids!

This ABC game for kids’ learning helps your child develop letter recognition for basic reading and rhyming. It’s based on an Emmy nominated TV educational program your kids may watch. Parents can enjoy the silly sentences used in this game as you play it with your young children.

Your kid will love to spin the wheel as they race to recognize the letters of the alphabet. This game will assist your young children in learning the difference in large and small letters as they learn their ABC’s. This game is based on a popular children’s alphabet book.

Improve the knowledge of your child’s ABC’s twisting and learning with this Dr. Seuss version of Twister. The fun comes as players attempt to touch the right parts of the floor mat gaming board with their corresponding body parts. In practice, many maneuvers are difficult for kids to perform successfully.

Your kids don’t need to read to start learning their ABC’s in this board game. Letter recognition and creative drawing abilities come into play on the letter path. Players move along while identifying letters on the game board’s edges. Drawing and tracing reinforce your child’s recognition of letters.

Children collect Dr. Seuss character cards as they race through a world of ABC’s learning to rhyme and associate words as they play. Players match letters with names and parents who enjoy the rhyming world of Seuss fantasy will have fun playing this educational game to help their children learn.

Players will help Dora and Boots the Monkey match pictures with letters. Your kids win tokens as they improve recognition of alphabet letters in this ABC’s board game. This educational starter game for learning the alphabet should be played by children until they’re beyond placing small objects in their mouths.

By fitting pictures to letters, your child will learn to identify a letter with the first sound in the name of the pictured item. This is a great start to beginning to learn the ABC’s through educational play. There are four variations for playing this card game with your kids.

Basic letter recognition is improved as your kids play with Clifford the Dog’s ABC Bingo cards. Children just learning their alphabet can advance quickly in recognizing letters with repetitive play of this game. Even some 3 year olds may be ready to try their hand at this learning game.

This classic wooden puzzle game tempts your kids to remove letters to learn what picture is beneath. Each picture illustrates is an object or animal that begins with the letter with which it’s paired. This helps your child connect the letter and the sound of the ABC’s through educational play.

What better place for your newborn child to play than a foam surface with giant letters and numbers. This puzzle game can come apart and be re-assembled with your toddler. From the early months onwards, it’s a soft surface to crawl and play while growing familiar with the ABC’s.

My youngest was 7 already when this first came out, but loved it. This is a great ABC’s learning tool from 4 years up. Different ABC’s and learning game cartridges are available to advance with your kid in improving different levels of reading skills through to 10 years of age.

This interactive writing pad is a great first computerized toy for small kids to learn. It gives a head start on learning the ABC’s. There are 3 different activities your child can play, each designed for education around the alphabet and other early skills in young children.

My youngest daughter loved this when she was little. By the time she was 4 or 5 she would carry her “computer” – this toy - along to play with wherever we went. It has some 30 activities to jump start learning the ABC’s, math and reasoning.

Kids as young as 2 years may like this toy. It’s attractive to kids. Some early Leapfrog toys seem too grown up. This has 4 modes for scribbling and writing. This electronic gaming toy encourages your child to scribble the ABC’ they learn in pay with this electronic game.

With this its Palm organizer appearance, your young kids can imitate mom and dad by play texting. They will send alphabet answers to help Scout the dog on game missions. Your kid won’t stop learning with games on this electronic educational toy Its makers are known for ABC learning excellence.

This game builds you pre-schooler and early reader’s confidence with their ABC’s. It can plug into the television for animated learning activities to strengthen player dominion of the alphabet through gaming with the ABC’s. Leapfrog products are known for quality learning techniques for kids in my own parenting experience.

Songs and activities entertain baby. Your infant can tap on the keys while getting first familiarity with the ABC’s, numbers and the computer. This is one of the few computer games aimed at introducing infants familiarity with the alphabet as a first step in learning.

Kids are introduced to an interactive environment in this ABC’s learning game that connects sounds, words and pictures with the alphabet. 2 and a half to 3 year olds are probably ready for playing this learning game on the computer.