Make music play and the objects on the screen “dance” every time you hit the keyboard or click the mouse.
How to play :
After the game has loaded, click on the big red button in the middle of the screen to start playing, or click anywhere on the game screen with the mouse.
Bang keys on the keyboard or click anywhere on the game screen with the mouse to make the things on the screen move and make the next bit of the song play.
Ages :
from 9 months - 5 years
Download time :
Game size is 234 KB.
On a high-speed internet connection the download seems instantaneous. Download takes about 1 minute on a 56K modem the first time you play this game. Every time after that the game will normally open immediately.
Play ideas :
If you like, you can encourage your child to bang in time with the rhythm of the music.
This game is very responsive to the child playing it, changing the musical refrain whenever the child hits a key. With an older child, see if they can try to hit a key at just the right moment to make the music play in sequence.
Early childhood development benefits :
This game is played for fun. The main thing a baby can learn is that he can make things happen with his actions.
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This game can be played on all Windows, Macintosh and Linux computers with Flash Player 5 or higher.
Most computers come with the standard free Flash player so you probably already have it.
If you’re not sure, then click here. If it brings you to the baby games list, then you have Flash Player 5 or higher. If not, then you can download the Flash Player here.
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Small children should be supervised by a caregiver when at a computer,
to ensure no accidents occur that could hurt the child and that no equipment gets broken.
