PAW Patrol Alphabet Learning - Gameplay Walkthrough (iOS, Android)
19PAW Patrol Alphabet Learning - Gameplay Walkthrough (iOS, Android)
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Each mini-game encourages children to explore fundamental literacy tools — tracing letters, identifying letters, matching rhyming words, completing word families, and more!
Letter Hunt with Skye: Help Skye identify letters by tapping on letter-shaped balloons as they float through the air.
Letter Sounds with Zuma: Go on an underwater mission with Zuma as he searches for letter sounds. Ready, set, get wet!
• Children tap letters to hear the sounds they make, reinforcing letter sound recognition.
Tracing Lowercase Letters with Rubble: Rubble on the double! Help Rubble trace lowercase letters as he follows along on his digger.
• After completing the letter trace, children see a word that begins with the letter they drew to help expand their vocabulary.
Tracing Uppercase Letters with Everest: Help Everest trace uppercase letters while she follows along on her snow-blowing snowcat!
• After completing the letter trace, children see a word that begins with the letter they drew to help expand their vocabulary.
Rhyming with Chase and Tracker: Help Chase find rhyming words in Adventure Bay! Children guide Chase’s police truck all around Adventure Bay to collect pictures of words. Once all the words are collected, children can help Tracker match words that rhyme.
• Children tap on words to hear how they sound and then choose the words that rhyme.
Word Families with Marshall and Rocky: Get fired up to help Marshall find letters all around Adventure Bay! Children guide Marshall’s fire truck to find letters, then use the letters to make word families with Rocky. Complete every word to help Rocky build a jungle gym!
• Children identify letters and use them to complete three words from the same word family.