These games teach valuable skills and have a high fun and educational rating.
Your child will practice investigation skills by scanning Dora's room for certain objects. Walking around her house, your child will play a variety of games such as dressing up Dora, helping her mother cook, and fetching her dog.
Your child will learn to scan and observe his/her surroundings to find specific things by searching for apples for Dora's pony.
Your child develops the ability to complete patterns, count, recognize numbers, as well as beginning Spanish vocabulary while helping Dora find her lost Valentine. Upon completing the game, your child is able to create their own printable valentine card if desired.
Your child uses the keyboard, practices the alphabet, and identifies objects that begin with a specific letter as he or she accompanies Dora through the forest.
Your child develops number recognition, counting, and matching skills by helping Dora and her mother navigate a number of different obstacles on their way to the carnival.
Your child learns a multitude of important interpersonal, math, and reading skills as they help the grumpy old troll become the thankful old troll with Dora and Boots.
Your child practices keyboarding and compares numbers and sizes so that Dora can recover her ribbon. Then, he or she chooses the moves that Dora will use in her gymnastics performance.
Your child develops early reading skills while helping Dora save the Crystal Kingdom.
Your child develops pattern recognition, exploration/curiosity, and music skills by selecting different rhythms and tunes for different instruments to play, putting them all together to make a unique song.
Your child will practice recognizing animal sounds, counting and mouse skills while helping Dora and her friends clean up the farm.