Sensory Games
iOS app by David Piccolo. Games · David Piccolo
- Store rating
- 0 / 5
- Store rating count
- 0
- Download price
- Free to download
- In-app purchases
- Unknown
- Version
- 1.1
- Listing last refreshed
- 2026-09-11
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Store description excerpt
Introduce your little one to a world of colour, sound, and gentle sensory play with Sensory Games — a calm collection of 4 simple mini-games designed for babies and toddlers. Built to support early development through touch, visual stimulation, and cause-and-effect learning, Sensory Games encourages independent exploration in a safe, distraction-free environment. 4 Mini-Games Included: 1) Bubbles Tap to pop bubbles — and watch more bubbles burst out with satisfying bubble sounds. 2) Animals Touch the farm animals to hear their name and the sound they make — perfect for early language and listening skills. 3) Match Drag the fruit to match it with its pair. When they match, celebrate with a fun firework moment. 4) Maze Guide the ball through the maze to meet the matching ball on the other side — a simple, playful way to practise control and coordination. Montessori-inspired, child-led play. Sensory Games is designed around calm, intuitive interactions that help little ones learn through discovery: - Cause and effect (tap, drag, match, move) - Hand–eye coordination and early motor control - Early vocabulary and sound recognition (Animals) - Focus and gentle problem-solving (Match & Maze) Key Features - Simple tap and drag controls made for tiny hands - Bright, friendly visuals with smooth animations - Gentle sound effects - No ads. No distractions. Great for babies, toddlers, and children who enjoy sensory-friendly play Download Sensory Games and let the calm, colourful fun begin.
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