Free Toddler Games
Activities reviewed by pediatric speech therapistsAges 1–3 · No sign-up
Tiny Playtown is a little clay town of simple, screen-light games for toddlers. Every game is built to get little ones making sounds and saying first words, with you playing alongside.
Places to play
Sound Barn: Animal SoundsTap the cow, dog, duck and more to hear their sounds. Tap again for a slow version to copy.
First Words ParkUp, more, uh-oh, bye-bye, go and more. Tap, listen, then say it together.
- Coloring CornerPrintable coloring pages for little hands · coming soon
Beep Beep Garage: Vehicle SoundsBeep beep, choo choo, wee-oo and vroom. Tap a vehicle and make its sound together.
- Bubble PondPop the bubbles and say "pop!" · coming soon
- Peekaboo HouseWho's hiding? A peekaboo game · coming soon
How to play together
- Sit side by side. These games are meant to be shared. Hold the screen where you can both see it.
- Make the sound, then pause. After the game plays a sound, wait a few seconds and give your child a turn to try.
- Celebrate any try. "Mmm" for moo counts! Smile and say the full sound back.
- Keep it short. A few minutes is plenty. Then keep playing with real toys, books and songs.
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