As each letter is selected one of approximately 6 different words associated with each letter will fall down, and kids watch as 2 squirrels scramble to catch these pictures in their basket. Casey the Cat invites kids to create 3-letter words by clicking on a choice of letters on turtles, spelling a word one letter at a time. Pierre the Bear allows kids to explore the sounds that vowels make by clicking on each letter-shaped vowel flower bed. The Bees Game involves collecting honey from the beehives while learning about vowel sounds. Cecil the Mouse's activity area focuses on rhyming.
Players simply select one of a group of colorful fish to hear rhymes.
The sentences appear on a log and words are highlighted as they are read. In the Storybook Cave Game, kids hear a short story then select the bat that correctly answers a question. A toolbar is available at the bottom of the screen which makes navigation very easy. Kids were never confused about how to exit an activity or how to go back to a previous screen. A whistle icon is always available when kids need more explanations, and levels can be adjusted within each activity.