What your child does
A picture appears and your child taps living or nonliving. Tricky Ones includes robots, clouds, the sun, mushrooms and cacti. Life Clues asks what living things need and what they grow into, like egg to chick.
The skill it builds
Living and nonliving things. Every answer comes with a reason. If an answer is off, the cat asks: Does it grow? Does it need food and water? Can it have babies?
The game's listing notes align it to Common Core L.K.5.A.
How to try it
Living or Nonliving comes with Bright Minds Club membership. Start a 14-day free trial (no card needed), or try one of the 5 free games first with no account: Piggy Bank Coin Counting, Which Is Worth More?, Shape Safari, Word Builder, Tick Tock Time.
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At a glance
- Grades
- Kindergarten, 1st grade and 2nd grade
- Subject
- Discover
- Skill
- Science and nature
- Learning trail
- Discover trail, stop 10 of 18
- Access
- Members (14-day free trial)
- Good to know
- New levels unlock as your child wins
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