About Pizza Maker
A hungry animal waits at the counter for a pizza. Your child rubs sauce and cheese onto the dough, adds toppings, slides the pizza into the brick oven, cuts it with swipes and serves it. Younger kids make any pizza they like, and older ones follow the picture order in the speech bubble.
How to play
- Rub or tap the dough to spread the sauce, then the cheese.
- Drag toppings onto the pizza, bake it, swipe to cut, and ring the bell.
- On a computer, arrow keys move around, Space presses, and 1 to 9 pick toppings.
What your child practices
- Following steps in order
- Matching an order
- Counting to five
- Hand control
How it grows with your child
TinyAges 2-4
One customer, five toppings, and any pizza is right.
LittleAges 4-6
Two customers, nine toppings, and still free choice of what goes on.
YoungAges 6-8
Two customers order three toppings each, and each pizza gets six slices.
Big KidsAges 8-11
Three customers ask for exact counts, like four olives, and pizzas get eight slices.
Play together
Make a real or paper pizza together and count the toppings out loud as your child places them.
