This very simple game teaches kids to move the mouse and click. It also helps them to begin thinking spatially as they predict their character’s trajectory when he jumps.

Simple point-and-click mouse skills are utilized in this game. Players move the cursor into the most favorable spot and time their clicking so that Freddie’s tongue intersects with the flies’ flight paths.

It’s lunchtime in the jungle, and toucan tania needs to catch falling fruits in her beak! use the mouse to guide her under an apple before it falls, then flap over to the basket and click to drop it in. Once …

2 new mouse skills are introduced in this game: off-screen scrolling, and the “click-and-drag.” Players also need to think about speed and trajectory as they work out the relationship between the shape of …

This game uses basic mouse control skills: moving the cursor and clicking. It also helps kids work on their hand-eye-coordination and timing skills as they try to maneuver their character into the right …

No winners, no losers – just a chance to use creativity and imagination. Low-pressure, low stimulus environment makes this a great game for introducing the concepts of cursor control and clicking to …

Children need good rhythm and timing skills in addition to proper mouse technique in order to complete this game. By determining the rhythm of the swing, matching it, and then learning the relationship …

Click to get him started, then use the mouse to control his flight. But be careful…Orwell’s wings don’t work too well, and if he doesn’t land on a cloud he’ll take quite a tumble!

The mouse skills used in this game are rudimentary, but the ticking clock adds a significant challenge. Players must use all their dexterity to maneuver the cursor into the right position quickly, then click …

This game uses the “click, drag, and drop” mouse technique, along with basic spatial reasoning. Players work out the relationship between the height of Bongo’s drop and the distance of Beanie’s flight, then …