Mental Development Kids Games

Games that will contribute to the development of preschool children

Do you want to make your children have fun and learn?

A series of fun games that will contribute to the development of preschool children is here

What's up?

* 5 Differences

* Game that teaches numbers

* Kid's Puzzle (complete the flip image)

* Finding the same pictures card game

*Occupations

* Matching Game

* Shapes pattern

* Maze Games

* Box tilting

* Basketing

Plenty of games to increase hand-eye coordination that will contribute to your children's intelligence development.

It supports the education of children with autism spectrum disorder, Down syndrome and learning difficulties.

What's New in the Latest Version 9

Last updated on Apr 17, 2024

In this version, we've added new features that contribute to your child's cognitive development. Our games are now even more fun and educational. We've also made performance improvements and bug fixes. We believe your child will love this version.

Mental Development Kids Games is an educational and entertaining app designed to stimulate cognitive skills in young children. It offers a wide range of interactive games and activities that target various aspects of mental development, including:

Memory and Concentration:

* Memory Match: Pairs of cards with different images are flipped over, requiring children to match identical pairs by remembering their locations.

* Concentration: A grid of cards is covered, and children must uncover pairs of matching cards while trying to remember their positions.

Logic and Reasoning:

* Pattern Recognition: Children identify and complete patterns of shapes, colors, or numbers.

* Odd One Out: A group of objects is presented, and children must identify the object that does not belong.

* Sequencing: A series of events or objects is presented in a mixed order, and children must arrange them in the correct sequence.

Language and Literacy:

* Letter Recognition: Children learn to identify and match upper and lowercase letters.

* Phonics: Children learn the sounds associated with letters and practice blending sounds to form words.

* Word Building: Children use letters to create new words and practice spelling.

Math and Numeracy:

* Number Recognition: Children learn to identify and count numbers.

* Addition and Subtraction: Children practice basic arithmetic operations through interactive games.

* Shapes and Geometry: Children learn about different shapes and their properties.

Features:

* Age-Appropriate Content: Games are tailored to the developmental needs of children ages 3-6.

* Interactive and Engaging: Activities are designed to be fun and engaging, keeping children motivated to learn.

* Progress Tracking: Parents can track their child's progress and identify areas for improvement.

* Customization: Games can be customized to suit the individual learning pace and preferences of each child.

Benefits:

* Enhanced Cognitive Skills: Regular play helps improve memory, concentration, logic, and reasoning abilities.

* Improved Language and Literacy: Games foster language development, vocabulary, and reading comprehension.

* Increased Math Proficiency: Activities build number recognition, arithmetic skills, and geometric understanding.

* Problem-Solving Skills: Games encourage children to think critically and develop problem-solving strategies.

* Self-Confidence and Motivation: Success in games boosts children's self-confidence and motivates them to continue learning.