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‎Alphabet! Kids Learning games on the App Store

Description

In our new super-app “Funny Food: Learning Letters!” we have put together the most fun and effective methods of learning.

While playing with funny food, your child will quickly and easily become familiar with all the letters of the alphabet, learn how to write them and make the first steps in learning to read!

Every task the app gives your child is a fun and engrossing game! Entertaining stories, active gameplay and excellent usability will ease your child into the learning process. With the numerous hints and clear interface, children can play without help from adults.

With “Funny Food”, getting ready for school is easy and fun!

To make learning letters more interesting, we created a magical world for each of our mini games. In these magic worlds your child will experience delightful adventures which will encourage them to play again and again.

Our different worlds are:

Factory. Press buttons on the control panel and operate different machinery! Bake delicious letter shaped cookies for your funny friends.

Gas station. Write a letter, and the magic gas station will be open for business!. Instead of filling up the airplane’s tank with jet fuel, fill it up with bubbles, fire, or even rainbows and send the plane into a magic flight. watch the plane take off on a magic adventure!

Chameleon. Funny food is hiding in the grass and catching letters with its long sticky tongue. Help it catch the right letters.

Superhero. Food-superhero rescues letters from mysterious inhabitants of the night city. The superhero needs your help! Find the right letter!

Island. Participate in a race on the tropical island. Find the hidden letters. Fill up your car and finish the race first.

Snowball cannon. Let’s have a snowball fight! Only the most accurate shooter can shoot a snow letter and hit the target.

Caramel rope. Turn the gadget from side to side, swing the yummy letter on the caramel rope and feed the jolly character.

Playing just a few minutes a day will help your child to acquire the needed knowledge and skills crucial for every preschooler such as:
· Learning letters
· Learning which sounds correspond to each letters
· Learning how to write letters
· Learning a food name for each letter of the alphabet
· Developing fine motor skills

About WOOW! Inc:
This app has been created by WOOW! Inc, a software company which develops learning apps and educational games, interactive books and nursery rhymes for young children and toddlers. Our kindergarten and preschool apps are distinguished by high quality content with particular attention to design. The simple and user-friendly interfaces of our apps have been especially created for little ones. The purpose of all our apps is aimed for your child’s all-round development. With our apps kids learn the alphabet, letters, numbers and phonics. The apps help preschoolers to develop memory, attention span, vocabulary and speech, as well as other basic skills. Children are exposed to writing and counting through building puzzles and doing simple math. As a company we strive to make our apps practical, instilling a desire for knowledge, interest in reading and studying.
Follow our news on the our web-site http://wowkids.io.

There is only a part of the content available in the free version of the application. To gain access to the full version, you will need to make a built-in purchase.

Apr 5, 2021

Version 2.0.0

We’ve fixed some small bugs.

Ratings and Reviews

5.5K Ratings

Helps a little

I think there should be more activities available without having to buy them. There’s only 2 available. My little one will get bored of it quickly. I’m trying to find an app to help him with his letters and numbers. Overall I think it helps with that, just wish there was more to choose from without buying!

Hello. Thank you for your feedback. We are very grateful for high star rating from you despite your remark. We offer to pay for our app to help children in their education. In full version are a lot of interesting tasks. The paid application is alternative to another educational stuff in baby store in real life.

It violates the #1 parent principle. Bad stuff.

This app violates a MAJOR RULE for apps geared toward toddlers. After purchasing the upgrade from the free version, you wind up with a home screen that has 10 games and 3 of them are still locked, requiring additional in-app purchases. So 30% of the available games are still off-limits to your 2 year-old, who doesn’t understand why she gets a pop-up window blocking her progress when she pushes that one, and can’t understand why she can’t have it, and cries, and eventually becomes so disgusted with the fact that she can’t open the one that she has become fixated on that she no longer wants to open any part of this app at all. This is super crappy, unprincipled, greed-driven app design. A word of advice to the makers of this app: parents purchase toddler apps so that everything within the game will just open up for our little ones, and we won’t have to explain or distract or apologize. It’s a TODDLER APP, duh. Advice to prospective customers: don’t bother. Any reputable toddler app will absolve you from the frustration of additional in-app purchases after it takes your initial $3.99.

Hello, oe-Xcit34cfted. Unfortunately, there is only one way to pay our employees – the paid version. In the full version are a lot of interesting tasks. We promote our other educational applications just as recommendation for the full development of the child. After installing any of them, it will not be displayed in this application. These icons are just our recommendations. So you’ve already had all paid content.

Not working with family sharing

I tried to use your contact form on your website but it won’t submit. So here’s my email to you:

I purchased this app on my phone for my son’s iPad. We use family sharing. I’ve tried uninstalling the app on his iPad and reinstalling it but it will not recognize that he has the paid version. Do I need to refund the purchase on my phone and then just purchase it on his iPad? I didn’t have my credit card handy so this is why I purchased it on my phone

Hello, thanks for your feedback. To solve your problem, please contact us directly from your app in the “Support” section, we are always ready to help you.

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Size

303.8 MB

Category

Education

Age Rating

4+, Made for Ages 0–5

Copyright

© 2017 Elamin Ltd

Price

Free

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7. Appearance.

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9. Disappearing letters.

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14. Say the word.

Children are divided into teams. One team names a letter, and members of the other team come up with as many words as possible for this letter in 30 seconds. The team gets a point for each word. Then the turn passes to the other team, and they name the letter. The game can have any number of rounds. Don’t forget to reward the winners.

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18. Concentration.

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