Can I get some suggestions for computer games for my 4 year old son

[dvcfamily41801]

The Easter Bunny is looking for some suggestions. He has Mickey Preschool & Kindergarten, Franklin, Little Bear, a couple of Dora's and Blues Clues.

Looking for some ideas on what other kids like.

Thanks!

 

[disneydragon]

My 5 yr old son likes Putt Putt (a little car character, if you aren't familiar) and Stanley Wild For Sharks.

 

[Blueeyes101817]

yea..my 4 year old class loved putt putt to the moon..and putt putt parade..There was one that was sooo addicting,,but i cant seem to remember what it was called..it was something about tresure hunt under the sea...good luck

 

[aprilgail2]

Kasey likes Reader Rabbit. She just got the kindergarten one today and she was playing it all afternoon.
What she likes even better than those is Leapster. They have some really educational games and she loves playing it.

 

[Nutsy]

Where's Noah......my kids used to love that game........also there are some good Arthur ones out there too

 

[chager]

Nick liked Reader Rabbit, Freddie Fish, Hot Wheels, and Sasame Street. I'm sure there were others but these are what I can remember from way back then....He's 9 now

 

[Tiiiigergirl]

My son loved Putt Putt and Freddie Fish. In fact he will still ocasionally play them and he is 11.

 

[MosMom]

Freddie Fish is great!

 

[iNTeNSeBLue98]

We used to have an I Spy CDRom, like the books. I'm not sure if they're still available or not. Reader Rabbit is a good choice.

 

[Judy from Boise]

We really liked the "living books" series. Also Chica chica boom boom is so cute ! Putt putt amd pajama sam are great for slightly older kids.

 

[Planogirl]

I agree that Freddie Fish is great. There is a kiddie version of I Spy if I'm not mistaken. The others are made for older kids (actually I enjoy them too!). We had a great Winnie the Pooh game but I'm not sure if it's still out.

 

[robsmom]

learning to read w/ Winnie the Pooh is my favorite for my son - very very educational but cute and fun for him.

other educational one that is good is the Leapstart series - they have a parenting page that you can go and check your childs "report card" shows you what types of skills they are doing well in or struggling with (example phonics versus counting versus sequencing etc.)

For pure fun - Freddie the Fish, The Rescue Heros series of games and Finding Nemo are all ones he plays a lot.

Finally, if he likes either Thomas the tank engine or tonka trucks they have these games that come with an attachment that goes on top of the keyboard. It lets them drive the drain on the trucks.

 

[amid chaos]

Freddie fish, Jumpstart, Living books, puttputt, were all favorites here.

 

[Kimberle]

Brittany loves loves loves Clifford's (thinking adventures). Her preschool also has it & it's a big hit amoung the pre-K class.

She also loves her Dora and Thomas programs.

 

[shep]

Mandy liked putt putt & reader rabbit...
We got one called 'My Disney Kitchen' that she liked to play too..

 

[TEENEE]

When my kids were small they liked the Jumpstart games.