"Do What I Do" Songs

• Toddlers often will try to mimic the actions of their parents or what they see on the television or a computer screen. The "Do What I Do" songs will have your toddler clapping her hands along with Elmo or singing to the classic "Head, Shoulders, Knees, and Toes." Your toddler will mimic and copy the same actions with Elmo while learning about her appendages and body parts.
  
  

Elmo Rhymes

• This is for older toddlers who have a grasp of vocabulary. Elmo takes rhymes from his closet and explains why the two items rhyme or sound the same. Your toddler will learn what letters make certain sounds and will expand his vocabulary. In the game, Elmo presents an image and says the name of the image. The toddler must decide which items rhyme with the image. When the child puts the mouse over the choices, Elmo says the word so she can hear what it sounds like.
  
  

Elmo Special Cupcake

• This game involves a progressive storyline whereby your toddler interacts with the story to make it progress. It teaches children about emotions and, at the end of the game, your toddler will be able to create a collage with Elmo and his sitter, Dana, for Elmo to give to his mother. Your child can play this interactive story several times and be able to create different pictures each time.
  
  

Elmo Coloring Pages

• If you do not wish to have your toddler play on the computer, you can download free coloring pages featuring Elmo that will provide hours of entertainment. All you need to do is print the pages out for your toddler and give him a box of crayons. Color with him to bond and also share your pictures with each other. Or make a play date and have toddlers color together.