About Zoom In
Only a small, zoomed-in part of a picture is shown, like black and white stripes or a few seeds on red. Your child guesses what the whole thing is and taps it among the answers. The close-ups get tighter for older kids, so the clues get smaller.
How to play
- Look closely at the colors and shapes in the close-up.
- Think about which whole picture they could belong to.
- Tap your answer, or press its number key on a computer.
What your child practices
- Visual reasoning
- Noticing details
- Recognizing things from a part
- Making a good guess
How it grows with your child
LittleAges 4-6
A gentle zoom with three pictures to choose from.
YoungAges 6-8
A closer zoom, still with three pictures to choose from.
Big KidsAges 8-11
The tightest zoom and four pictures to choose from.
Play together
Cover a picture in a book with paper, leave a small part showing, and let your child guess what it is.
