Polly Pocket First grade Games
Games we include:
These games teach valuable skills and have a high fun and educational rating.
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Your child learns about different sea animals by clicking on them in this underwater exploration activity.
4 subjects: Life Science, Ecology / Environment, Plants / Animals, Life Cycles
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Your child will conduct multiple trials to test a prediction in this game where he or she will scan and observe the surroundings to find specific things.
6 subjects: Investigation / Experimentation, Observing and Collecting Data, ...
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Your child will develop cognitive skills by playing a variety of games (memory, music, etc) in order to collect souvenirs for Polly Pocket's vacation.
7 subjects: Observing and Collecting Data, Investigation / Experimentation, Music, ...
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Your child will learn to be compassionate to pets/animals by adopting 5 different animals.
8 subjects: Plants / Animals, Caring, Life Science, Character Education, Numbers, ...
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Your child develops exploration and curiosity by mixing different ingredients in a blender.
1 subject: Exploration / Curiosity
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Your child develops fine motor skills navigating a car and collecting clothing and accessories that dress up the character of her/his choice.
3 subjects: Design, Physical Development, Fine Motor Skills
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Your child will develop cognitive skills by choosing the same fruits as the one Polly holds to make fruit juice for a luau party - a traditional Hawaiian party.
5 subjects: Art, Community and Culture, Physical Development, Fine Motor Skills, ...
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Your child will develop fine motor skills by controlling Polly up and down to burst as many balloons as possible.
5 subjects: Physical Development, Fine Motor Skills, Patterns and Categorization, ...
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Your child develops sorting and classifying skills by exploring Polly Pockets kitchen and finding objects that do not belong.
2 subjects: Sorting / Classifying, Exploration / Curiosity
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Your child develops matching skills by searching for objects at the pool party.
2 subjects: Matching, Exploration / Curiosity
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