Little Roos
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Looking and finding

For two- and three-year-olds: looking for something hidden, and knowing it's still there when you can only see a bit of it. Little Roos has 9 free games that practise it, for ages 2-7.

Where it fits

In the Early Years Learning Framework V2.0 (birth to five) and the Australian Curriculum v9 (Foundation to Year 2), with the official wording:

Games that practise it

Away from the screen

About two minutes each, with things most homes have.

Peekaboo under the blanket (from Wombat's Peekaboo)

  1. Hide a favourite toy under a tea towel, with a little bit showing.
  2. Ask "Where's Teddy?" and let your child pull the towel away. "Peekaboo!"
  3. Swap: your child hides the toy (or themselves) and you find it.

Things to ask while they play

More skills in Attention and self-control, or every skill.

Updated

For grown-ups

Free learning games for children two to eight. Australian. No ads, no accounts, nothing collected.

Three ways to start

Six decodable books, in the order schools teach the sounds. Which book is next

Questions grown-ups ask

This device remembers what's been played. Another phone, tablet or computer starts fresh. Nothing is sent to us. Privacy

Everything for grown-upsA "we played this" cardFor teachers