About Key Catch
Bubbles carrying letters, and sometimes numbers, sink down from the top. Your child catches each one by pressing the same key, on a real keyboard or on the big keys at the bottom of the screen. A bubble that reaches the floor floats back up and comes again, so nothing is ever lost.
How to play
- Look at the letter inside a sinking bubble.
- Tap the same letter on the big keys at the bottom.
- On a computer, press that letter on the real keyboard.
What your child practices
- Letter recognition
- Finding letters on a keyboard
- Quick eyes and hands
How it grows with your child
LittleAges 4-6
One slow bubble at a time, six big keys, and every letter is said out loud.
YoungAges 6-8
Two bubbles at a time and ten keys, with letters and a few numbers.
Big KidsAges 8-11
Faster bubbles with letters only, two at a time, and twelve keys to choose from.
Play together
Sit together at a real keyboard and type your child's name, one letter at a time, saying each one.
