10 Online Games For Toddlers Using Your Keyboard
There are so many games available for our kids both on and offline. But what if we wanted to keep things nice and simple, and just use the keyboard?
Here are 10 great online games for toddlers using keyboards that will help them develop their motor skills!
1. Chickens
This game starts off with 5 chickens and what the user has to do is click the space bar to reveal how many eggs they have laid.
2. Trains
With this game, the user needs to add an engine and then carriages. They can simply click on any buttons or click with the mouse to add them.
3. Ships
With this game, every click on the keyboard or mouse brings up a new boat and cat.
4. City
With this game, every click on the keyboard or mouse brings up a new building and then new cars.
5. Numbers
With this game, every click on the keyboard or mouse brings up a new image with numbers. This is a great educational game that is also fun too!
6. Owlies
With this game, every click on the keyboard or mouse brings up a new owl. That makes some cool sounds with each click and appears and then disappears from the screen.
7. Boris
Boris the magician is a great little game. With every click on the keyboard or mouse brings he does a magic trick.
8. Jungle Animals
With this game, every click on the keyboard or mouse brings up a new jungle animal, and then with a further click, it plays the sound that the animal makes.
This is a great educational game that teaches your child which animal makes which sound.
It can also be interactive if you get your kid to make the sounds they think the animal makes.
9. Stars
With this game, every click on the keyboard or mouse brings up a new star that also makes different sound effects with every click.
10. Animals
With this game, every click on the keyboard or mouse brings up a new animal, and then with a further click, it plays the sound that the animal makes.
This is a great educational game that teaches your child which animal makes which sound.
It can also be interactive if you get your kid to make the sounds they think the animal makes.