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Listen & Talk

Hear sounds, name pictures, and make animal voices.

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Letter Party Hear sounds and find letters. Picture Book Name pictures and learn new words. Animal Band Listen, match, and copy animal sounds.
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Count & Think

Count, compare, take away, and remember who went hiding.

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Counting Corral Count animals and choose the number. Farm Math Review Compare, take away, and find the missing part. Who's Hiding? Look, remember, and spot who left.
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Colors & Shapes

Match colors, trace letters, and find shapes.

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Color Pop Match colors and pop the balloons. Shape Friends Follow shape and color clues. Letter & Shape Painter Trace letters and shapes with your finger.

🎬 Watch a short or flip the cards!

Tap a picture to watch its movie, flip the flash cards, then play.

Farm Math

Count groups, compare more, fewer, or equal, take animals to the barn, and find the missing part.

Coach steps (tap to open)
  1. Count each animal group out loud together.
  2. Ask: Which group has more? Which has fewer? Or are they equal? Then wait for Adam to answer.
  3. Move animals to the barn and count what remains.
  4. Find the missing part to finish the puzzle.
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Ready to play Farm Math

Letter Party: Sounds & Letters

Hear a continuous sound, choose the lowercase letter, and see its picture word.

Coach steps (tap to open)
  1. Listen closely to the continuous letter sound.
  2. Wait and let Adam point or say the lowercase letter first.
  3. Tap to check, then say the letter and picture word together.
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Ready to play Letter Party

Animal Band

Listen to one animal voice, copy it together, and play the band.

Coach steps (tap to open)
  1. Listen closely to one animal voice.
  2. Copy the sound together, then wait for the quiet beat.
  3. Say the animal name and try the sound again.
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Ready to play Animal Band

Flash Cards

Tap a big card, watch it flip, and hear the animal, the number, or the count.

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