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Games for 3 year olds

Three year olds learn through play, listening and movement. These games are short, a voice leads them, and no reading is needed.

What three year olds learn through play

Games for three year olds

Let’s count

Tap each thing and the voice counts along.

Ages 2 to 5Play

How many?

Count by eye, then tap the number. Includes a quick dice look.

Ages 3 to 6Play

Feed the bunny

Give the bunny exactly as many carrots as it asks for.

Ages 3 to 6Play

Number train

Put the carriages in order from 1 to 10.

Ages 3 to 6Play

High and low

Is it a bird singing or a bear humming?

Ages 2 to 4Play

Copy the beat

Listen to the drum, then play it back.

Ages 3 to 6Play

Rhymes for little fingers

Five little fingers

A finger rhyme to five · Ages 2 to 4

One little finger points up high,two little fingers wave to the sky,three little fingers hop, hop, hop,four little fingers never stop,five little fingers, count with me:one whole hand for you to see!

Drip, drop

For the youngest, to three · Ages 2 to 4

Drip, one drop,two drops, plip, plop,three drops, here comes rain,jump in puddles once again!

In the meadow

Counting to ten · Ages 2 to 5

One, two, a cow says moo,three, four, green grass grows more.Five, six, a bee so small,seven, eight, lands on a flower tall.Nine, ten, that’s us, my friend,we counted right up to the end!

Games away from the screen

Count the stairs

Say a number out loud on every step. At the top, ask: how many stairs did we climb?

Sound hunt

Close your eyes and listen: what ticks, what buzzes, what rings? Then go and find it.

Carrots for teddy

Let your child give a toy two or three things and count how many they gave.

High and low

Sing high like a bird and low like a bear, and point up and down with your hands.

How much screen time?

The World Health Organization recommends no more than one hour of screen time a day for children aged 2 to 4, and less is better. These games last a few minutes each and are best played with an adult.