Core Recognition
Match a Mandarin color prompt to the current friend.
A Mandarin color sorting activity for children ages 3-6, using dragging or a friend-then-house tap sequence.


Begin with red and yellow homes. Easy adds blue; Normal adds green. Match each friend to the same color.
With sound enabled, the game uses local MP3s, with browser speech or cue sounds as a fallback.
Show one slow drag. If dragging is difficult, tap the friend first and then its matching home. Separate difficulty moving a finger from difficulty understanding the color.
Auto gives 4 / 6 / 8 rounds by level. Saved parent round-count and sound settings still apply; check them before starting.
Use red and yellow paper as homes. Move large matching blocks onto them while saying 把红色送回同色小屋 (send red to the same-color home). Adult supervision is needed.
Exiting a Mandarin game opens the game library in your saved site language, or Chinese if no language is saved.
Match a Mandarin color prompt to the current friend.
Compare the friend's color with the houses.
Send the friend home by dragging or two taps.
Show the first action, then step back as your child becomes familiar with the words and controls.
Choose a level and check the quantity and voice settings together.
Listen and look at the current color friend.
Drag it to the same-color house and release inside.
Alternatively, tap the friend first, then tap the same-color house.
Open to view level details
Red and yellow homes. Automatic: 4 successful trips home; parents can choose 4, 6 or 8 instead.
Play BeginnerAdd a blue home. Automatic: 6 successful trips home; parents can choose 4, 6 or 8 instead.
Play EasyRed, yellow, blue and green homes. Automatic: 8 successful trips home; parents can choose 4, 6 or 8 instead.
Play NormalRed and yellow homes. Automatic: 4 successful trips home; parents can choose 4, 6 or 8 instead.
Play BeginnerAdd a blue home. Automatic: 6 successful trips home; parents can choose 4, 6 or 8 instead.
Play EasyRed, yellow, blue and green homes. Automatic: 8 successful trips home; parents can choose 4, 6 or 8 instead.
Play Normal
The three essentials stay visible here; parents can review the complete boundaries.