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Version 2.3 · 2025-03-20
Fixed audio not working for some users
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The store currently lists version 2.3, updated 2025-03-20.








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Your kids will love singing along with these games:
• Frosty the Snowman
• Jingle Bells
• O Christmas Tree
• Santa Claus Is Coming to Town
Designed for ages 2+, this game helps your children learn popular Christmas songs in a fun and creative way. Each song features an interactive game scene with lyrics.
*Frosty the Snowman*
Sing along with Frosty as you design your own snowman. Choose the eyes, nose, scarf, hat, and other body parts. Make your snowman big or small, and create a whole village of snowmen!
*Jingle Bells*
Play along with 16 instruments. Trumpets, harps, dogs and more! Each instrument has nine keys which are tuned to the song. Tap Santa, the snowmen and rabbits in the background.
*O Christmas Tree*
Decorate your own Christmas tree inside or outside. Place the ornaments, choose the lights and tinsel, put on the topper, and surround the tree with gifts.…
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