Games in Jungle Trail

Literacy
Opposites Island
Hot and cold, fast and slow β find the opposite!
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Logic
Shadow Match
Whose shadow is hiding in the jungle?
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Logic
Treasure Map
Follow the map through the jungle to the treasure!
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Science
Baby Animals
A baby kangaroo is called a⦠joey!
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Literacy
Syllable Snake
But-ter-fly! Clap the parts of each word.
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Logic
Spot the Difference
Two jungle pictures β what changed?
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Math
Jungle Count
Count the bananas, monkeys and parrots.
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Logic
Jungle Pairs
Flip the leaves and match the jungle animals.
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Science
Animal Homes
Jungle, sea or farm β where does each animal live?
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Creativity
Banana Catch
Bananas drop from the palm trees β catch them for Momo!
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Science
Jungle Hide-and-Seek
Who's hiding in the jungle bushes?
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Logic
Coconut Cups
Momo hid a banana under a cup β follow it!
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Logic
Jungle Jeep
Drive between lanes to grab bananas and treasure.
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Math
Jungle Snack Time
Give each jungle friend the right number of bananas.
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Science
Jungle Colours
Green frogs, yellow bananas, red apples β sort by colour.
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Logic
Jungle Hat Trick
The butterfly is under a hat β follow the shuffle!
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Logic
Monkey Swing Run
Swing the monkey between lanes to grab bananas.
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Logic
Safari Pairs
Flip the leafy tiles and match the safari animals.
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Math
Elephant's Banana Basket
Give the elephant exactly the right number of bananas.
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Science
Safari Hide-and-Seek
Lions, elephants and giraffes are hiding in the bushes!
Letβs playπ― Skills children practise here
- βOpposites
- βNew words
- βLooking closely
- βAnimal knowledge
- βDirections & space
- βCoding & planning
- βLetter sounds
- βListening
- βMemory
- βCounting 1β10
- βOne-to-one counting
- βSorting & classifying
- βTapping & hand-eye
- βEarly addition
- βColors
π‘ Try it offline
- Opposites: Act out opposites together β big and small, fast and slow, up and down.
- New words: Name five things you see on a walk, then find five more.
- Looking closely: Go on a nature walk and spot five different bugs or leaves.
- Animal knowledge: Make animal sounds together and guess the animal.