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  • Released
  • Updated
  • October 2, 2017
  • June 18, 2025

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Explore the alphabet and letter sounds with interactive characters. Children can tap to bring each character to life, hear their letter sounds, and sing along to catchy songs. This app uses proven phonics methods to help young learners develop reading skills.

Interactive alphabet characters
Learn letter sounds
Sing along to songs
Phonics-based learning
Letter name mode
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What's New in Meet the Alphablocks!

1.8.0

June 18, 2025

SDK Update

User reviews

Really bad game

Eight of these really bad please add more letters to the alphabet like fruit

Hello CBeebies! I like your shows.

Ive been watching Hey Duggee, Numberblocks, Bluey, Bing in Youtube Kids! And ive never watched Alphablocks in CBeebies. Five (5) Stars for this app. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

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To meet more alphablocks!

They should make the show back on Netflix

They are copying Numberblocks but that’s fine |:(

fix something (I Pasted From LBW)

Most Alphablocks have extra visible features.
S doesn't actually sag when she deflates.
She also doesn't start soaring right away, until she says "soars".
At one point, N's mouth overlaps his nose.
For most of the game, not lots of Alphablocks have their eyes squinting.
W doesn't actually cry. He's actually making the noise before he starts crying.
When X x-rays, his X-ray makes makes everything red instead of what a normal x-ray would be like. This is probably because the technology to program actual x-ray vision was hard.
X's X is noticeably shorter.
Y's nose is reversed.
O's magnifying glass doesn't actually magnify.
E's loudhailer doesn't actually make echoes.
C's cracks are black instead of being actual cracks.
When I's eyes are closed, her eyebrows are nowhere to be seen.
When M eats the apple, it just vanishes.
When U merges with Q, he gets her eyes.
Oddly, U is not unhappy about merging with Q.
Also, U is shown smiling while he's talking, after he trips over.
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Reported Bugs

4 issues

App crashes when tapping on certain letters

Bug

Some visual glitches with character animations

Bug

Subscription/purchase issues for full app access

Bug

Compatibility problems on older devices

Bug

Requested Features

4 requests

Add more mini-games and interactive elements

Feature

Improve stability and reduce crashes

Feature

Provide clearer instructions on accessing all content

Feature

Expand the app to include more advanced learning activities

Feature

FAQ

What does the Meet the Alphablocks! app do?

This app helps children learn the alphabet and letter sounds in a fun, interactive way. By tapping on each Alphablock character, children can hear their corresponding letter sound and sing along to parts of the Alphablocks song. It's designed to reinforce letter recognition and early reading skills through engaging visuals and audio.

How does the app teach phonics?

The app utilizes best-practice phonics methods, as taught in UK schools, to help children master their letters and sounds. Each Alphablock is associated with its letter sound, and the app provides modes to learn both letter sounds and letter names, supporting a comprehensive approach to early literacy.

Is Meet the Alphablocks! free to use?

Yes, the Meet the Alphablocks! app is completely free to use. There are no in-app purchases or advertisements mentioned, making it a straightforward and accessible learning tool for children.

What age group is this app suitable for?

This app is ideal for young children, particularly preschoolers and early elementary-aged kids, who are beginning to learn their letters and sounds. Its interactive nature and engaging characters make it suitable for children who are developing their foundational reading skills.

Can I use this app to help my child learn to read?

Yes, the app is specifically designed to give children a boost in key phonics skills, which are fundamental to learning to read. By familiarizing children with letter sounds and names through interactive play and songs, it lays a strong groundwork for reading development.