🐮 Animal Sounds
- 3–5, 6–9
- 5, 15 min
- 🌙 Works in the dark
To play animal sounds in the car, tap the card on this page and Peabody says an animal's name. Everyone in the car makes that animal's sound together: moo, quack, roar. Then take turns the other way: one player makes a sound and the others guess which animal it is. It's made for toddlers and preschoolers, needs nothing to see, and works at night.
- Tap for an animal. Peabody says its name.
- Everyone makes that animal's sound, as loud or as quiet as the driver allows.
- Then guess: someone makes a sound, the rest guess the animal.
🎮 Getting the game ready…
How to play Animal Sounds, the long way
Tap for an animal. The picture and its name come up big, and Peabody says the name. The little one makes the sound first, then everyone joins in.
When the little one is ready, swap: a grown-up or a big kid makes a sound, and the little one guesses. Give the answer quickly if they're stuck; the fun is in the noise.
For a quieter car, play "whisper sounds": every animal is a tiny mouse-sized version.
It also works as a quiet game for a sleepy toddler: say the animal's name in a whisper, make a tiny sound, and let the little one copy it. Farm animals first, then the zoo, then the sea. Most toddlers will do the cow, the duck and the dog over and over, and that's fine: repeating is how they learn the words.
By age
🧸 3–5: Made for twos to fives. Let them tap the card every time.
🎒 6–9: Six to nine can do the guessing side, with harder animals: a seal, a donkey, a frog.
🎧 10+: Big kids can be the sound effects for a younger sibling, which is the kind job in this game.
When it goes wrong
- It's too loud for the driver: whisper sounds.
- A little one doesn't know an animal: say its sound for them and move on.
- Older kids are bored: give them the guessing job, with tricky animals.
Questions families ask
What age is animal sounds for?
Two to five. Older siblings can help by making the sounds.
Does it need a screen?
No. The screen helps with pictures for children who can't read yet, but you can play with just your voices.
All 24 cards in the deck
Show them all (for paper players, or to read out yourself)
- Cow! What does a cow say?
- Duck! What does a duck say?
- Dog! What does a dog say?
- Cat! What does a cat say?
- Sheep! What does a sheep say?
- Pig! What does a pig say?
- Horse! What does a horse say?
- Lion! What does a lion say?
- Owl! What does a owl say?
- Rooster! What does a rooster say?
- Frog! What does a frog say?
- Snake! What does a snake say?
- Monkey! What does a monkey say?
- Elephant! What does a elephant say?
- Bee! What does a bee say?
- Mouse! What does a mouse say?
- Donkey! What does a donkey say?
- Goat! What does a goat say?
- Turkey! What does a turkey say?
- Seal! What does a seal say?
- Wolf! What does a wolf say?
- Chick! What does a chick say?
- Bear! What does a bear say?
- Whale! What does a whale say?
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