Fruit Swipe
Swing your arms to slice flying fruit. Dodge the bombs!
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Big, simple moves for little players: reach, swipe, bop and paint in the air. Played on the laptop or PC you already own, ideally on the TV.
Swing your arms to slice flying fruit. Dodge the bombs!
Paint, fill and trace pictures in the air with your hands.
Moles pop up, so bop them with quick hands before they hide.
Reach for the right number, letter or colour with Fox, your friendly guide.
Big arm movements, no reading, and nothing that punishes a miss. At this age a child should see their hand on screen and something happen straight away. The games above are 3+ or 4+ on their age guide, and Learn & Leap has no-fail levels: a wrong reach just tries again.
The World Health Organization says children aged 2–4 should have no more than 1 hour a day of sedentary screen time (less is better), and that 3–4 year olds need at least 180 minutes of physical activity spread through the day (WHO, 2019). Motion games are screen time where the child is up and moving, but keep sessions short and keep outdoor play first.
Yes, with simple games made for them. Magic Easel (paint in the air) is 3+ and Learn & Leap (reach for the right number, letter or colour) is for ages 3–7. A grown-up nearby helps with the first few minutes.
No. The preschool games use pictures, sounds and a friendly guide, and the moves are big arm reaches and swipes.
No. Tracking and voice commands run on your computer. Your webcam video is never saved or uploaded.
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Motion games for the laptop or PC you already own. Buy each game once and keep it.