The body

For each individual it is quite important to get to know their body, it?s ?design?, boundaries and capabilities for one?s own self esteem and ability to function within society. This process begins at quite an early age and between the ages of 2-6 it intensifies: children learn the names of the body, differentiate between boys and girls and test their rivalry skills with their peers. The interest that children have in understanding the human body better is educationally directed; therefore, it broadens their knowledge and improves other skills which are outlined under the icon of each game.

X-ray

The human's body is fascinating?all children are interested in it's 'secrets' of how it functions. This game educationally broadens a child's knowledge of the human body.
Brushing our teet

It is not very easy to convince a child to brush their teeth on a regular basis, yet our hippopotamus may be able to help our stubborn little one keep them clean. A game that will encourage children to systematically brush their teeth.
Counting our fingers

Teaching a child to count takes a lot of practice in the beginning, of course using one's own fingers is a great way to start. This game will assist in learning mathematics.
Faces

Small children are not able to differentiate and label various facial expressions associated with emotions. Our game will help them recognize happiness and sadness.
Dress-up

Allow your child to play ?grown-up? with the help of lipstick, earrings, etc. This game will help your child learn shapes (categorizing them also) and colors.
Painting fingernails

Give your child a chance to paint their fingernails. This game will help teach them the names of colors and will encourage them to match colors together.
The dentist

Are you afraid of the dentist? Now you can face your fears and get to know the dentist from a safe virtual perspective. This game will educate your child and help create a positive attitude towards their visits to the dentist.