Kids Trucks: Construction Alphabet for Toddlers

Kids Trucks: Construction Alphabet for Toddlers

by Scott Adelman Apps Inc

3 ratings
13 reviews

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • November 22, 2011
  • June 2, 2017
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An interactive alphabet app for toddlers that combines learning letters with exploring construction vehicles. Children can move and control trucks on screen while learning letter and vehicle names.

26 interactive construction pages
Learn letter and truck names
Drive and control vehicles
Crisp, colorful graphics
Easy toddler interface
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What's New in Kids Trucks

2.16

June 2, 2017

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon. Thanks to all that have enjoyed Kids Trucks: Construction Alphabet! If you have a minute, please consider reviewing the app. Your reviews mean a lot! * Updated for the latest iOS

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Better Apps Available

My Bad! I was "shopping" with my granddaughter and didn't check the app out. I do like some of the Scott Adlman apps. This one is lame; creates some inane names to fit the Letter needed, if one isn't apparent; and worse, the voice on the app is horrible (dead, flat, AWFUL). A waste of 99 cents. Try it before you buy. Lesson learned.
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Son loves this app

I know this app does not do much but my sons love it. This is one of the only apps I have that my 11 month old can play. He loves it. My 3 yr old also loves to play it! I like the repetition because that I how they learn.

Not exciting

This game is horrible all the machines do the same thing and make the same noise

Boring

This app is interesting but very boring. I agree it should be free.

Should be a free app

Sorry to say that it's a pretty boring app. You would maybe expect this level of (non) action in a free app but certainly not one that you paid for. Each figure moves in one direction against a boring background and also makes one simplistic move. They don't actually pick up anything or move anything. I like that the vehicles have names and make a sound but this just did not hold my 2 yr. old's attention.
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FAQ

What is the age rating for Kids Trucks: Construction Alphabet for Toddlers?

The app is rated 4+ and is designed for toddlers and young children. It focuses on early learning concepts like letters and vehicles in an engaging way.

Does Kids Trucks: Construction Alphabet for Toddlers have ads?

No, this app does not contain advertisements. It is designed to provide an uninterrupted learning experience for young children.

Are there in-app purchases in Kids Trucks: Construction Alphabet for Toddlers?

No, the app does not contain any in-app purchases. Once purchased, all content is available without further cost.

What is the gameplay like in Kids Trucks: Construction Alphabet for Toddlers?

The gameplay involves toddlers interacting with construction trucks on 26 different pages, learning letter and truck names while driving and controlling the vehicles.

How often is Kids Trucks: Construction Alphabet for Toddlers updated?

The app was last updated on June 2, 2017, with version 2.16. It was originally released on November 22, 2011.

Does Kids Trucks: Construction Alphabet for Toddlers collect user data?

No, the app does not use data collection tools. It is designed with child privacy in mind and does not collect personal information.

Can my child play Kids Trucks: Construction Alphabet for Toddlers offline?

Yes, the app is designed for offline play. Once downloaded, your child can enjoy the interactive learning features without an internet connection.

What devices is Kids Trucks: Construction Alphabet for Toddlers compatible with?

The app features crisp, colorful Retina Display graphics for supported devices. It is available on iOS platforms.