Thinkabara🦫 Toddler games with Capy
Short screen time that also teaches: colors, numbers and animals, for ages 2 to 4.
What each game teaches
☁️ Where’s Capy?
Capy hides behind a cloud and your child taps clouds until they find him. It practices attention and object permanence — knowing that things still exist when we can’t see them.
🍎 Feed Capy
Capy asks for something in a certain color and your child picks the right fruit. Six colors: red, yellow, green, blue, orange and purple.
🎈 Count with Capy
Tap each balloon, fish or star and Capy counts out loud. The number shows next to Capy, so your child links the spoken number, the written digit and the amount (1 to 5).
🐄 Capy’s animals
Capy asks where a certain animal is, and your child finds it among three. When they find it, they hear its sound. Eight farm and zoo animals.
💡 Getting more out of it
- Play together: point, repeat the word and ask “What else in the room is red?”
- Take it into the real world: after the animals, moo together; after counting, count real blocks.
- Keep it short: a few minutes, then put the device away and play with toys.
Questions and answers
What age are the games for?
Mostly ages 2 to 4. Younger toddlers can play with a grown-up who talks and points. Common guidance is to avoid screens other than video chat before 18 months.
Does my child need to read?
No. Capy says out loud what to do (turn the sound on), and every button is a big picture. On a muted device, a grown-up reads the line above the game.
What happens with a wrong answer?
Nothing scary. Capy says what your child picked and asks again. There are no timers, no points and no losing.
Is any data collected?
No. The games run entirely in the browser, with no accounts and no tracking.