Game 1
Letter Quest
Tap the letters in order to spell SNAIL. L is your letter of the week. Watch out, some letters are tricksters!
Hank the Weatherman
Daily Challenge
Today you go to Yates Mill Park for a slugs and snails program, not preschool. Your challenge: find a silvery slug trail, count every snail you see, and be a gentle friend to each tiny creature. Watch with soft eyes and touch only if a grown-up says yes. L is for Leaf, and leaves are a snail's favorite snack. How many leaves can you spot on the way there?
The Garden Floor
A snail's tongue has thousands of tiny teeth, more teeth than a shark has. And slugs and snails leave a silvery slime trail that dries into a sparkly line, like a secret map of everywhere they have been.
What do you call a snail on a ship?
A snailor!
Game 1
Tap the letters in order to spell SNAIL. L is your letter of the week. Watch out, some letters are tricksters!
Game 2
How many snails do you see? Round 1 of 3.
Game 3
What comes next in the pattern? Round 1 of 3.
Game 4
Flip two cards. Find all 4 matching pairs.
Game 5
Guide the snail to the juicy leaf. Use the arrows. Every maze has a way through.
Game 6
Press the button and count down from 5. Ready?
Draw It
Trace the big dotted L with your Apple Pencil, then color it in. L is your letter of the week, and L is for Leaf, a snail's favorite snack. Tap Clear to start over.