Description

Pretend play that builds early skills with a cheerful “toy phone.” Tap big icons to hear numbers, rhythms, animal calls, and friendly prompts—no accounts, messaging, or external links. How to play Pick a theme screen (castles, skies, gardens). Press high-contrast buttons that speak digits, sing song snippets, or announce shapes/colors. Short loops keep attention, and a calm narrator guides turn-taking (“your turn,” “now try two”). Mini-games teach sequencing (repeat a 3-tone melody), matching (pair a sound to its picture), and counting (tap five bells in order). Adults can set volume, model slow tapping, and invite descriptive language (“yellow star goes ting”). Enable Quiet Mode for vibration pips and on-screen confetti when sound isn’t ideal. Controls Desktop: Click icons; 1–9 trigger number pad; M toggles quiet mode. Mobile: Tap icons; long-press to repeat; quiet-mode switch in HUD. Tips & strategy Short sessions: Rotate modes to keep curiosity fresh. Narrate play: Name colors, shapes, and sounds aloud. Model cadence: Slow, single taps beat rapid presses. Badge focus: Celebrate effort, not streaks. Quiet spaces: Use vibration pips + captions. Modes & variations Numbers, Songs, Animals, Shapes/Colors, Mini-Games. FAQ Q: Is this connected to phones or messages? A: No—local play only. No accounts, calls, or links. Q: Can non-readers play? A: Yes—voice labels and large icons support early learners. Q: Accessibility? A: Text-to-speech labels, color-independent symbols, optional large-font captions. Q: Who made the game? A: Not disclosed by developer.

Instruction

Mouse click or tap to play

Specifications

• Easy to play