Start with the route that suits your family. Open EZ Bounce Games in your browser, or review the official app listing before you choose. A grown-up handles the access steps and joins in the play.
Website
Play in a browser
Use the existing EZ Bounce Games website for browser play. Its access screen asks a parent or caregiver for their name, phone number and email. The grown-up completes that step; children do not need to enter contact details.
When you reach the games, look through the choices together and pick one that interests your child.
1. Choose togetherLet your child point to an interesting activity. A grown-up can read the instructions and help with controls.
2. Take a turnYou might try an idea, swap roles or watch while your child explores. There is no need to turn every moment into a lesson.
3. Find a stopping pointFinish when your family is ready. There is no required score, streak or number of activities to complete in this plan.
Looking for Edmund and Bouncer’s preschool play?
For families choosing the series’ ages 2–6 activities, the Edmund and Bouncer website has a shape game and Little Block Builders. A grown-up can choose pieces, read prompts and play alongside their child.
These are separate website activities, not a statement that the 9+ app is intended for preschoolers.
No. The browser link opens the existing website access screen. The App Store link opens Apple’s official listing. Review each destination’s current information before choosing.
Does my child need to fill in the website access form?
No. The contact fields are for the parent or caregiver. A grown-up handles the access steps.
What should we try next time?
If your family enjoyed a particular activity, you can return to the same route and choose it again. Bookmark this guide for yourself if useful. Another visit is optional; there is nothing to keep up with.