Eye-Catching Early Learning Games
Published Thursday, April 14, 2022
Games for Pre-K and Early Elementary age kids have a reputation for being ... awful.
Happy Up knows better. We play test our games and can assure you these are FUN. And you may get the older siblings to play, too.
Collected here are some recent arrivals that we just had to share!
Precious Things Shiny Memory & Matching Game
1 or more players
5 yrs & up
Share & Sparkle Unicorns Cooperative Game
2 - 4 players
4 yrs & up
With a Cherry On Top Counting Game
2 - 4 players
3 yrs & up
Barnyard Bunch Cooperative Game
2 - 4 players
4 yrs & up
Matching: The World of Eric Carle
1 or more players
3 yrs & up
Colorama Shapes & Colors Game
1 - 6 players
3 yrs & up
Labyrinth Jr Paw Patrol Strategy Game
2 - 4 players
4 yrs & up
All games for your youngest players:
Youngest GamersNew First Games for Toddlers
Games for ... Toddlers?
Absolutely! They aren't the competitive types of games you'd play with older children. They're more like guided activities that have your little ones work toward a goal. Follow the instructions or make your own rules. No matter how you play, you're building their skills and having fun!
Here Fishy Fishy
1 - 4 players
2 yrs & up
Animal Upon Animal Jr
1 - 4 players
2 yrs & up
Building Site
1 - 4 players
2 yrs & up
See more Toddler Games here:
First Games for ToddlersAction Games with Super Mario!
The characters you love from the video games playing in the real world!
Challenge your hand-eye coordination and reaction times with one of these action games!
MarioKart Racing Deluxe
2 players
Super Mario Air Hockey
1, 2, or 4 players
Adventure Game
1 player
Maze Game DX
1 player
Piranha Plant Escape
2 players
Blow Up Shaky Tower
1 or 2 players
A note about the Super Mario games:
We think the recommended ages on the boxes are a little ambitious. Some of them will be *very* challenging for younger children, especially the Maze Game DX.
