About Fruit Slice
Watermelons, kiwis, pineapples and more are tossed up into the air from the bushes. A swipe across a fruit cuts it in two with a juicy splash, and several fruits in one swipe get a burst of sparkles. For all but the youngest, socks, boots and stones fly along too, and those should not be touched.
How to play
- Swipe across a fruit to slice it, or simply tap it.
- Leave socks, boots and stones alone as they fly past.
- On a computer, press A, S or D to slash the left, middle or right.
What your child practices
- Quick, precise swipes
- Tracking moving objects
- Spotting what to leave alone
How it grows with your child
TinyAges 2-4
Fourteen big fruits, one at a time, floating slowly with nothing to avoid.
LittleAges 4-6
Twenty-two fruits, one or two at a time, with a few things to avoid.
YoungAges 6-8
Thirty fruits, up to three at a time, and more things to leave alone.
Big KidsAges 8-11
Forty smaller fruits, two to four at a time, faster and with even more to avoid.
Play together
After playing, slice a real fruit for your child and talk about how the inside looks different from the outside.
