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Alphabet Zoo

Alphabet Zoo

Learn letter-sounds!

29 ratings
46 reviews
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📚 Education

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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • January 27, 2011
  • November 2, 2019

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Developer

Third Rail Games LLC
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About

This app teaches young children letter-sound association through interactive animal characters and creative sounds. Designed by educators, it makes learning to read fun and engaging for preschoolers.

✓Letter-sound association
✓Interactive animal characters
✓Creative sounds
✓Pre-literacy skills
✓Aligned with Common Core
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What's New in Alphabet Zoo

1.6.1

November 2, 2019

Updated for iOS 64-bit Simplification of interface

2

In-App Purchases

$0.99

Assessment Module

This purchase includes the game that prompts the player for the letter that matches the sound or animal. It tracks and displays the performance of the player over time.

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User reviews

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Epic

This game is epic. It has some radical sound effects. The art is totally tubular. But my favorite part is the sound effects. They are really funny. If this rating thing had ten stars that’s what I’d give it.
pineapple337pineapple337

Yassss that porcupine.

My son and I have laughed at this app for years (he’s 13 now). Not necessarily that educational but man we’ve laughed at the sounds, of course the porcupine is the best. I’ve played it for so so many of my friends. Still listening in 2021.
MartyekMartyek

The porcupine!

I came back to download it just to hear that porcupine again and I can’t get because of the update 😭 this was seriously the best! I have it on my old iPad but the sound isn’t working for some reason on just this app. Oh what I would do to just hear the porcupine again.
VHerringVHerring

Needs to be updated

This app needs to be updated in order to be used. It would be great!
Valskii26Valskii26

Used to love it;

But it’s been months now and it still hasn’t been updated for iOS. It was my toddlers favorite, and now it’s just taking up space while we wait for the update.
Meg. Tuck.Meg. Tuck.
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FAQ

What does Alphabet Zoo do?

Alphabet Zoo is designed to teach children letter-sound association, a crucial skill for learning to read. It uses interactive animal characters and creative sounds to make the learning process fun and engaging for young children.

What are the key features of Alphabet Zoo?

The app's key features include teaching letter-sound association, interactive animal characters, creative sounds, and developing pre-literacy skills. It is also aligned with US Common Core curriculum standards for phonics and word recognition.

Is Alphabet Zoo free to use?

Yes, based on the provided information, Alphabet Zoo is a free application. There are no mentions of in-app purchases or subscription models.

What age group is Alphabet Zoo for?

The app is primarily aimed at preschool kids between the ages of 2 and 5. It focuses on foundational skills for reading and word recognition suitable for this age range.

How does Alphabet Zoo help children learn to read?

The app focuses on letter-sound association, which is the first step to preparing children for successful reading. By understanding the sounds letters make, children build a strong foundation for phonics and word recognition.