Free Elmo Toddler Games

Play Seasonal Science Games

• Toddlers are able to explore and experience the sensory aspects of weather changes and connect them to seasonal conditions, according to the PBS Parents' website. For example, your tot may know that the snow is cold or that she needs mittens to hold it in her hands. She can make more connections between weather and the seasons through a free Elmo game. Dress Elmo for the Fall is a season-based game on Sesame Street's website that encourages young children to think about what clothes the character would wear in the chilly autumn air.

Discovering Healthy Habits with Elmo

• By 2-years-old, most toddlers are participating in health and hygiene routines, according to the Pennsylvania Department of Education. Even though nothing takes the place of hands-on experiences, Elmo's Brushing Teeth game shows your toddler how to take care of his teeth. Another aspect of healthy personal hygiene is understanding the function and location of body parts. If your toddler doesn't understand what the world "elbow" means, he can't clean the dirt off of it when you ask him to. Elmo's Head, Shoulders, Knees, and Toes provides your child with a way to learn body vocabulary. You child can interact with Elmo, who encourages tots to point to different body parts and identify them.

Learning the Arts Through Games

• Art is much more than drawing. Even though coloring, painting and clay play are significant sources of educational entertainment when it comes to your tot's activities, don't forget about music and pretend play. Creative expression through digital media is one way a child can extend arts exploration, according to the Pennsylvania Department of Education. Your toddler can recount her day through Elmo's Coloring Book game. She can choose colors, draw pictures and create her own digital art. She can also build her vocabulary skills through Elmo's Musical Rooms game. This game encourages toddlers to digitally color over objects, naming them with the correct words as they go. Invite your child to explore music and creative movement with Elmo's Song: Farms. The animal guessing game provides your child with the chance to learn about farms while acting like an animal.

Building Math Abilities

• Before your child starts school, she needs to know how to count and identify numerals, recognize basic geometrical shapes and understand quantities, according to the national early childhood organization Zero to Three. Elmo can help your toddler build these skills with his Egg-Counting game or Magical Numbers. The magical numbers games encourages your child to count objects and make simple comparisons and estimations.