Research results from the Kaiser Family Foundation and the Children’s Digital Media Centers (Rideout, Vandewater, & Wartella, 2003) found that children in the United States are growing up with media and are spending hours a day watching television and videos, using computers, and playing video games. According to the findings, today’s children are starting to be exposed to technologies and media at a much younger age than previously thought. Therefore, educators’ investigations become critical concerning the impact of technologies and media on children’s development. This study investigates two main questions: (1) Can computer-based video games be instructional tools in early childhood education? (2) Should instructional strategies be modified to fit into young children’s media experience?