The app presents lowercase letters for children to identify. When a child taps the correct letter, it changes into a character from the Meet the Letters DVD.
Learn color names by tapping on the correct color from three options. Characters from the DVD animate when selected. Features include interactive color recognition and large, finger-friendly buttons for young children.
Teaches through interactive gameplay. Children tap correct to animate characters. Features audio narration, word recognition exercises, and visual feedback for correct answers. Includes large, easy-to-touch buttons for young learners.
Teach and entertain young children with interactive that align with and curricula and Common Core State Standards. Features include sorting, counting, matching, and shape recognition activities.
Teaches letter, number, shape, color, toy, animal, fruit, and vegetable recognition through interactive bubble . Includes sorting, matching, and memory activities. Supports multiple languages and offers progress tracking.
World offers interactive for toddlers and preschoolers aged 2-6+. Users can explore activities that teach letters, numbers, shapes, and colors. Features include drag-and-drop puzzles, memory , and storytelling.
A 5-letter in 6 attempts. Each letter changes color: grey for incorrect, orange for correct letter in wrong position, green for correct position. Track progress and play for free.
Learn letters, shapes, and spelling through puzzles
Teaches letter names, shapes, and associations through interactive puzzles. Includes uppercase and lowercase letter recognition. Helps build spelling foundations. Suitable for toddlers and preschoolers.
Learn colors, numbers, shapes, and alphabets through 13 educational games with professional voice guidance. Choose from 12 languages and three skill levels. Interact with a 3D kitten guide for navigation and support.
Explore interactive stories and to learn letters, numbers, and shapes. Tap to reveal hidden objects and solve simple puzzles. Choose from multiple languages and adjust difficulty levels. Track progress with visual feedback and parental controls.