The Sum Family

Games

Written for Luke, Liam & Paxton, on a tablet, with nobody watching the clock

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Color Play

Six colours to press. It says the name back, then asks for one.

Ages 1–4Play →

Count Play

A number, a pile of balls, an empty cup. Tap to move one across and it counts along.

Ages 2–5Play →

Animal Play

It asks for an animal and shows four photographs. Find the right one and it makes the noise.

Ages 2–5Play →

Hook the Keys

Drag a keyring onto a hook. It swings, it falls, it hangs — real weight, small fingers.

Ages 2–5Play →

Shape Fit

Four holes in a board, four blocks beside it. Drag each one home; a wrong hole shakes it off.

Ages 1–4Play →

Peek-a-Mole

Five burrows. One mole at a time, in no hurry — pat it and it ducks back down.

Ages 1–3Play →

Do Re Mi

A real keyboard stood on its end — a full octave to scale, do at the bottom and do again on top.

Ages 2–5Play →

Five Fingers

A hand with a number on every fingertip. Tap one, it folds — and counts in Cantonese.

Ages 1–4Play →

ABC

Every letter in lowercase with a photograph of the word. Tap one and it reads it out.

Ages 2–5Play →

Getting Around

Fourteen ways to get about Hong Kong. It asks for one and says it in English and Cantonese.

Ages 2–5Play →

At Home

Eighteen things around the house, nine to a page, named in English and Cantonese.

Ages 2–5Play →

Moon Shadows

Tap a shadow on the moon and it fills with colour, then says its name in English and Cantonese.

Ages 2–5Play →

More on the shelf soon