Children of various ages, from toddlers to preschoolers and kindergarteners, may learn the alphabet and phonics using the free ABC Kids app. It includes several tracing games that teach children how to identify letter forms, links them to phonic sounds, and apply their understanding of the alphabet to enjoyable matching activities. Simply by tracing the arrows using their finger, any young child—whether a toddler, kindergartener, or preschooler—can learn the English language and letters. Even when they finish tracing games, they can collect toys and stickers!
The educational app ABC Kids was created with adult participation in mind, so it’s more than just a kid-friendly resource. By hiding menu commands from moving fingers, the user interface concentrates babies’ attention on reading and writing the alphabet. To effectively promote learning, adults can simply access settings to activate Teacher Mode, view report cards, or switch between phonics and tracing activities.
The best part is that ABC Kids offers all the features you could want and is free of third-party ads and in-app purchases. Adults and toddlers can learn together without interruption.
Features:
- An engaging early education tool that aids with English alphabet learning for kids.
- Contains phonics matching, letter matching, ABC tracing games, and more activities.
- Trace, listen to, and match uppercase and lowercase letters.
- Children can concentrate on phonics and letters while playing games with smart interfaces without mistakenly leaving the game.
- There are no in-app purchases, third-party advertisements, or tricks. Purely enjoyable learning for all.
*** Note to Parents ***
We set out to create ABC Kids with both adults and kids in mind, and we believe we’ve succeeded. As parents, we understand how distracting third-party advertisements, in-app purchases, and paywalls may interfere with learning. We eliminated annoying pop-ups and microtransactions from ABC Kids while incorporating the functionality of a premium app into preschooler-friendly packaging. The outcome is exactly what we wanted for our kids’ educational experience.
