Archived App
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About
This app makes learning colors and animal names fun for preschoolers. Children can select animals and change their colors, hearing their names and sounds. It includes 10 basic colors and 18 different animals, with a practice game to reinforce learning.
What's New in Color Zoo
1.5
August 9, 2019
IOS 12 Adjustments
Developer apps
FAQ
What ages is Color Zoo suitable for?
Color Zoo is suitable for children aged 4 and up, as indicated by its age rating. The app's design and content are tailored for preschoolers learning basic concepts.
How does Color Zoo teach colors?
Color Zoo teaches colors through an interactive coloring game where children select animals and choose colors from a palette. Each color selection is accompanied by a voiceover, reinforcing color recognition and names.
What animals and colors are featured in Color Zoo?
The app features 10 basic colors (Red, Green, Blue, Yellow, Orange, Pink, Purple, Cyan, Black, White) and 18 different animals, including dogs, cats, horses, and lions.
Does Color Zoo work on all Apple devices?
Yes, Color Zoo is a universal app designed to work on iPad, iPhone, and iPod Touch devices. It is optimized for iPhone 5 and retina screens.
How often is Color Zoo updated?
The app was last updated on August 9, 2019, to version 1.5. While updates have not been frequent recently, the app is stable and functional for its intended purpose.
What is the price of Color Zoo?
Color Zoo is a paid app, available for $0.99. This one-time purchase grants full access to all features without any additional in-app purchases.
Does Color Zoo have ads?
The provided data does not indicate the presence of advertisements in Color Zoo. As a paid application, it is likely ad-free, offering an uninterrupted learning experience.
Does Color Zoo offer progress tracking for children?
The description mentions a fun game to help children practice color recognition, but it does not explicitly detail progress tracking features. The focus is on interactive learning and reinforcement rather than formal progress monitoring.
