AntuanLearning

This version of AntuanLearning includes a major redesign and expansion of the learning experience, with a stronger focus on clear visuals, kid-friendly interaction, audio feedback, and easier guided learning. The app’s Body Parts section was redesigned around a larger, cleaner, Pixar-style character image, replacing the lower-quality detail cards for Leg, Head, and Hand with a simpler main-body layout. The body labels and connector lines were recalibrated using tapped coordinate mapping so the labels point more accurately to the correct body parts. Several labels were simplified or removed, including stomach, head, chest, waist, and thigh, to reduce clutter and make the activity easier for children to follow. The Body Parts activity still supports both Learn mode, where children tap labels to hear the body part name, and Find mode, where they listen to a prompt and choose the matching body part. The Spelling section was also expanded with a new solar system learning set. Built-in spelling words now include all major planets: Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune. The spelling activity now supports image-based learning using planet images from the app’s asset catalog, so children can see the planet while spelling its name. The spelling screen was improved with a cleaner visual layout, larger spelling slots, a kid-friendly letter bank, and a more polished image card area. Custom parent-added spelling words can still be used, while the built-in planet words ensure the spelling activity has ready-to-play educational content even when no custom words have been added. Audio and reward feedback were improved across the app. The shared AudioManager was updated to support bundled sound effects such as clap, cheer, and clapping, in addition to speech and system sounds. When a child spells a word correctly, the app can now play a more exciting celebration sound similar to the Antuan Word Search completion effect, making the reward feel more fun and encouraging. The audio system still supports spoken prompts, success messages, try-again feedback, and centralized sound control through the app’s audio settings.