Early Learning Resource Formats: Games

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Creature Power Cards

Learn about animals from around the world with the Kratt brothers! Children can build their understanding of main ideas and details as they play different versions of the game.

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Luna’s Seek and Find

Play this seek and find game to learn about different places, animals, customs, and cultures from all over the world.

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Super Why Saves the Day

Build critical literacy skills by developing alphabet knowledge, phonics, spelling, and comprehension to save the day in these familiar stories with Super Why.

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Sesame Workshop: Rhyme Time

Develop phonemic awareness skills on the Rhyme Time Express! Help Grover build his train by listening, and matching the pictures on the train cars that have the same ending sound(s).

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Wonder Red’s Rhyme Racer

Listen and read along with rhyming words that explicitly teach children that rhymes end with the same sound; it’s their beginning sound and letter(s) that change.

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Xavier Riddle Story Creator

Choose a book from writers like Zora Neale Hurston, Maya Angelou, or Charles Dickens. Then, design a story just like theirs with help from Xavier Riddle and his friends.