Why not try out these games on a rainy day!

Activities for 1 Year Olds

• Bubbles, Songs, Train & Trampoline - Six simple games that teach cause and effect by simply pressing a key on the keyboard. Great for children with little or no computer skills. Games can be played without mouse skills.

• Oh Noo Noo! - The loveable Teletubbies vacuum cleaner runs riot - controlled only by the space bar.

Activities for 2 Year Olds

• Sesame Street Keyboard-O-Rama Alphabet identification.

• Shapes and Colors Talk about the shapes and colors in this fun activity.

• Sesame Street Games - Help Elmo learn about going potty.

• Bear in the Bathroom - Point and click to help Bear get ready for his day. Brush his teeth, take a bath, wash hands, dry his hair, and go potty. Have your child tell you what he wants the bear to do next.

• Easter Egg Match: Same or Different? - This is an Easter egg memory card game. Turn over two cards at a time and try to make a match.

Activities for 3 Year Olds

• Counting Practice Count the pictures that you see.

• Letters and Pictures - Select a letter and view a picture that starts with that letter.

• ABC Letters - Sing your ABC song to this game as you make the letters appear.

• Butterfly Match: Same or Different? - This is a butterfly memory card game. Turn over two cards at a time and try to make a match.

• Letter Puzzles Alphabet identification.

• Making Choices Read-A-Long Story - Read this story to your child. Your child can click the mouse to turn the pages. This interactive story allows your child to make choices that can change the outcome of the story.

• Shape Picture Match - Can you find the shapes that are the same? This is a memory card game. Turn over two cards at a time and try to make a match.

• Chicken Talk Help your child make requests. Ask your child what they want the chicken to do (jump, sit, fly, sleep, etc.) Parents can type in these commands and then watch with your child as the chicken listens and follows instructions.

• Alphabet Letters - Learn the letters of the alphabet! Point and click on a letter to see and hear words that begin with the letter.

• Christmas Match: Same or Different? - Are these two pictures the same or different? This is a Christmas memory card game. Turn over two cards at a time and try to make a match.

Activities for 4 Year Olds

• The Counting Game - Great for preschoolers developing counting skills and number recognition.

• The ABC Letters and Sounds - This fun activity teaches upper and lowercase letters and beginning phonics skills.

• The ABC Game - What sound/letter does the word house start with? This game focuses on phonics, letter recognition, and listening. To play, choose the picture that starts with the letter identified on the screen.

• Cup Stacking - A fun letter recognition game! Children will see an alphabet letter in black on the screen and must find it and press it on the keyboard in order to stack the cups. See how many cups you can stack.

Activities for 5 Year Olds

• Alphabet Zoo - Learn alphabetical order with this fun game! This game involves first, second, and third concepts as well as alphabetical order.

• Whack a Mole - This game uses the same concept as whack-a-mole only you “whack” the image that is different from the other two images. Some images are letters and some are shapes. It takes concentration, a keen eye, and some problem solving skills.

• Sheep Herding - Herd the sheep into their pens by moving the mouse. Just remember, the sheep run away from the mouse cursor!

Activities for 6 Year Olds

• Learning Colors - A simple beginning reading game that teaches your child to recognize the sight words for colors.

• Wonka Says - Lots of point and clicks in the game. Watch the screen to see a sequence and copy that sequence with your mouse. This game focuses on attention and memory.

• Snowman - Point, click, and drag the mouse to make this snowman. Print or email the picture when you are done.

• Snowman Gift Tag - Point and click to help the snowman get dressed up. Put on a Santa suit, funny faces and lots of extras. Then use the print button to have your child print out their “hand made” gift tag to put on a present.