The activities introduce children to some simple, early learning concepts like colors, shapes, parts of the body, vocabulary, music, and more. Baby Kermit chugs along in a toy train on the main screen of the program, and his final destination can be selected by a simple click of the mouse. Children can choose to pop colorful balloons in Balloon Landing, identify animals and the sounds they make in Toyland Zoo, or engage in sing-alongs at the Music Stop. Level 2 is similar, except now a child's input is required in order to advance to the next animal, a random click of the mouse or tap of the keyboard will do. Kermit asks players to find a specific animal on level 4, and requests children to click on an animal after hearing a sound clue on level 5.
Most activities contain similar leveling challenges.
All of the screens are bright and inviting, and the animations are adorable. The shapes are chunky, colorful, and they even glow, adding to the visual appeal of the title. Kermit occasionally offers some interesting information about, or functions of, such items as tractors, stars, woodpeckers, and more, and he is always encouraging. When children make mistakes, they are encouraged to try again, and after a few errors, the correct answer is highlighted to help struggling players make a correct choice. The main problem we have with this program is its excessive prompts to select or change difficulty levels.