Free Preschool Games For Mac

Looking for some cool bug games to try with your kids? These creepy crawly games for kids are sure to be a big hit. Whether you’re looking for new ideas for your insect unit, or you just want to make learning more fun, playful, and hands-on — you’re in the right place!

Bug Games to Teach Academic Skills

Alto's Adventure. First released on iOS in 2015, Alto's Adventure remains one of the most popular games in the Apple universe, regardless of platform. Packed with 180 handcrafted goals, Alto's Adventure for Mac is a snowboarding odyssey like no other. The physics-based gameplay is easy to learn but challenging to master, which is precisely how.

Apr 07, 2020 Alto's Adventure. First released on iOS in 2015, Alto's Adventure remains one of the most popular games in the Apple universe, regardless of platform. Packed with 180 handcrafted goals, Alto's Adventure for Mac is a snowboarding odyssey like no other. The physics-based gameplay is easy to learn but challenging to master, which is precisely how. Preschool Games for Kids is an Android app and cannot be installed on Windows PC or MAC directly. Android Emulator is a software application that enables you to run Android apps and games on a PC by emulating Android OS. There are many free Android emulators available on the internet. To explore more, just visit the SplashLearn website and explore and play many math games on the topics of your desire under Kindergarten section. About Grade K Math As per kindergarten curriculum, Math learning focuses on two critical areas: (1) representing and comparing whole numbers, initially with a set of objects, (2) describing shapes. Jul 01, 2020 Preschool & Kindergarten Games for PC and Mac. Written by RosiMosi LLC. Category: Games Release date: 2020-07-01 Licence: $4.99 Software version: 6.0 File size: 64.17 MB Compatibility: Available on Windows 10, Windows 8.1/8, Windows 7, Windows Vista and Mac OS 10-11 10.8.

You can use your student’s natural interest in the world around them to teach and reinforce important academic skills. When they play this bug counting game, your preschoolers are developing both counting and fine motor skills.

Fine motor skills are the small muscles in their fingers and hands. Young children need to develop fine motor skills because they’re critical to writing development. They’re also important for developing other life skills such as tying shoes, zipping, and buttoning. But when they’re playing this fun bug game, your kids won’t think they’re learning. They’ll think they’re just playing and having fun.

Bug Bingo Game

Did you know that playing bingo in the classroom isn’t just fun? Playing bingo can actually help young children develop listening skills, self-regulation, and visual discrimination. There’s plenty of learning that takes place when you play bingo with your kids!

You can ask an adult or older child to supervise this small group bug bingo game for learning and fun.

Bug Games: Ladybugs

Have you ever played the fun game Bluebird, Bluebird with your kids? It’s a super simple and quick game you can play with your kids indoors or outdoors.
Here’s a ladybug take on this classic song:

Ladybug, ladybug in and out my window
Ladybug, ladybug in and out my window
Ladybug, ladybug in and out my window
Oh Johnny, I’m so tired!

The modified ladybug version of the game goes like this:

The children stand in a circle with the teacher and hold hands
They raise their hands up high to create “windows”
The teacher chooses a child to be the first ladybug
Everybody sings the tune over and over as the ladybug weaves in and out of the windows
The teacher calls out the name of another student to be the ladybug, while the previous ladybug takes that child’s place in the circle

The original version of this game increases the number of bluebirds until you have an entire class of children flying in and out the window. In my experience with very young children, I’ve found this modified version works much better. Once you have this version down, then you can work your way up to adding more children as your students become more familiar with the game.

Bug Games: Slugs

Free Preschool Games For Toddlers

While a slug is technically not a bug, this is still a fun game to play in the spring with your children. In case you’re wondering, a slug is a terrestrial gastropod mollusc — say that ten times fast!

Do you remember playing freeze as a child? This is a modified bug version of the classic game, here’s how it’s played.

Step 1: Start by doing a lesson about slugs one day, and one about bumble bees another day. Read books about both creatures. Be sure to emphasize how each one moves. Slugs move very slowly, while bumble bees move quickly.
Step 2: During your lessons, invite your students to move like each creature. Invite them to show you how slugs move, and how bumble bees move.
Step 3: After you have completed your lessons, take your students outdoors (but this could also be played indoors if necessary)
Step 4: Explain to the children that you will be calling out “slugs” or “bumble bees” and they will have to listen and move their bodies in response to your words.

This game will help young children develop critical self-regulation and listening skills, both of which will be needed all their lives.