Games in Blossom Garden

Math
Ladybug Spots
Count the spots β then add both wings!
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Science
Grow a Plant
Seed, shoot, flower β put the life cycle in order.
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Science
Four Seasons
Snowmen in winter, pumpkins in autumn.
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Creativity
Kite Catch
Catch the kites as they float over the garden!
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Math
Measure It
How many leaves long is the caterpillar?
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Science
Sink or Float
Splash! Will the rubber duck float? Will the key sink?
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Creativity
Colour by Number
Match the numbers to the colours β what's the secret picture?
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Math
Veggie Patch Count
Count the carrots, tomatoes and peas in Buzzy's patch.
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Science
Bug Hunt
Lift the leaves to find the hiding garden bugs.
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Logic
Bee Path
Buzz along the leaves to reach the sunflower.
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Creativity
Busy Bee Catch
Catch the buzzing bees β not the butterflies!
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Science
Ladybug Hunt
Peek under the bushes to find every ladybug.
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Logic
Flower Pot Shuffle
Which flower pot is the ladybug hiding under?
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Logic
Garden Match
Flip the tiles and match the garden friends.
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Math
Buzzy's Flower Basket
Give each garden friend the right number of flowers.
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Science
Carrot Patch Hunt
Brush the leaves aside to find the carrots.
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Logic
Garden Bucket Trick
The frog is under a bucket β follow it!
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Logic
Tortoise Trail
Slow and steady β collect the flowers and carrots.
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Science
Bunny Burrows
Look under the leaves to find the hiding bunnies.
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Math
Hungry Tortoise
Give the tortoise exactly the right number of leaves.
Letβs playπ― Skills children practise here
- βCounting 1β10
- βEarly addition
- βSequencing & stories
- βWorld knowledge
- βSorting & classifying
- βTapping & hand-eye
- βColors
- βMeasuring
- βComparing sizes & amounts
- βNumber recognition
- βLooking closely
- βDirections & space
- βCoding & planning
- βMemory
π‘ Try it offline
- Counting 1β10: Count five spoons together while setting the table β touch each one as you say the number.
- Early addition: Put 2 grapes on a plate, add 1 more β how many now?
- Sequencing & stories: After a story, ask what happened first, next and last.
- World knowledge: Look at the Moon together tonight and talk about its shape.