Sesame Street Alphabet Kitchen

Sesame Street Alphabet Kitchen

by Sesame Workshop (Apps)

201 ratings
77 reviews
$3.99 $3.49

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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • November 26, 2015
  • June 12, 2025
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This app helps children build early literacy skills by blending letter sounds to form words. Kids can create and decorate letter cookies, learning vowels and new vocabulary through a fun, interactive baking experience with beloved characters.

Create and decorate vowel cookies
Build over 90 words
Learn letter names and sounds
Over 350 word cookie variations
Interactive play with characters
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What's New in Sesame Street Alphabet Kitchen

3.0.1

June 12, 2025

Improved device support.

Charts

Top Paid

📉 72-6

Education

This app dropped -6 positions in Education chart.

Last updated on July 23, 2026.

User reviews

Great for my child learning phonics and letters! MUST BUY FOR CHILDREN WHO NEED TO LEARN

It was a good $2 well spent. My children has been a lot in their iPads in this game. I loved them to see them learning.

Buggy

I can’t scroll to enter the number for the parent code to get into the settings to see if this app gets any more advanced than decorating Bowles and feeding them to monsters. Waste of money.

It’s good, I love it

If it’s in square brackets, it doesn’t matter [1. There’s a lack of word combinations on the device I use (only “b_t, b_g, p_t”)
2. The game states you can create 90 or more words or something similar but on my device, there’s only 15
3. Why were the combinations with blends and some CVC combinations removed] (Edit 1/2: I figured out the game adjusts automatically, but I have 1 new issue, the game keeps gets sent back to older combinations that were already done)(Edit 2/2: I don’t like that a few combinations only works for one vowel, which are the following: (g_ft, cl_m) Suggestions: | More Blends: There’s a blend at the beginning and at the end like for an example (st_ck, works on 80% of the vowels, words are stack, stick, stock, & stuck.) | More Letters. Letters that didn’t exist would be added which are q (nearly impossible since Q has to be followed by a U and then another vowel that isn’t U, w, x, y, z, Ideas for the topic, qu_ck, w_nt, z_p, w_x, y_m | Printables, Customizable Word Building Levels, & Multiple User Profiles: Just to be more accessible. | Sorry this is really long)
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It’s good, I love it

If it’s in square brackets, it doesn’t matter [1. There’s a lack of word combinations on the device I use (only “b_t, b_g, p_t”)
2. The game states you can create 90 or more words or something similar but on my device, there’s only 15
3. Why were the combinations with blends and some CVC combinations removed] (Edit 1/2: I figured out the game adjusts automatically, but I have 1 new issue, the game keeps gets sent back to older combinations that were already done)(Edit 2/2: I don’t like that a few combinations only works for one vowel, which are the following: (g_ft, cl_m) Suggestions: | More Blends: There’s a blend at the beginning and at the end like for an example (st_ck, works on 80% of the vowels, words are stack, stick, stock, & stuck.) | More Letters. Letters that didn’t exist would be added which are q (nearly impossible since Q has to be followed by a U and then another vowel that isn’t U, w, x, y, z, Ideas for the topic, qu_ck, w_nt, z_p, w_x, y_t | Printables, Customizable Word Building Levels, & Multiple User Profiles: Just to be more accessible. | Sorry this is really long)
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It’s good, but…

1. There’s a lack of word combinations on the device I use (only “b_t, b_g, p_t”)
2. The game states you can create 90 or more words or something similar but on my device, there’s only 15
3. Why were the combinations with blends and some CVC combinations removed

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User experience

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Reported Bugs

12 issues

App crashes on launch

Bug

App not opening after purchase

Bug

Scrolling issue in parent code entry

Bug

Game reverts to older combinations

Bug

One-vowel combinations only

Bug

Advertisement block in the corner

Bug

Elmo's audio stops working

Bug

Cookie cutters disappear

Bug

Cookie Monster section unresponsive

Bug

Crashes during transitions

Bug

No letters appearing

Bug

Sound not working

Bug

Requested Features

10 requests

Add more word combinations

Feature

Include 4-letter words

Feature

Add more blends and letters (e.g., q)

Feature

Printables and customizable levels

Feature

Multiple user profiles

Feature

Remove advertisements

Feature

Reintroduce 'tingly letters'

Feature

Add 'C' to the game

Feature

More food coloring and cookie cutters

Feature

Make all games fully functional

Feature

FAQ

What does Sesame Street Alphabet Kitchen do?

This app helps children practice early literacy skills by blending letter sounds to create words. It turns learning vowels and new vocabulary into a fun cookie-making experience with Sesame Street characters like Cookie Monster and Elmo.

What are the key features of this app?

Key features include cutting and decorating vowel cookies with various toppings, creating over 90 words to build vocabulary, learning letter names and sounds, and enjoying over 350 word cookie variations. Children can also take pictures with characters and their cookie creations.

Is Sesame Street Alphabet Kitchen free to use?

Yes, the application is available for free. There are no in-app purchases or advertisements mentioned, indicating a completely free experience for users.

What age group is this app suitable for?

The app is designed for young children who are beginning to learn their letters and build vocabulary. It focuses on foundational literacy skills like letter identification, letter sounds, and word blending, making it ideal for preschoolers and early learners.

How does the app help children learn vocabulary?

Children learn vocabulary by blending letter combinations to create 3- and 4-letter words, which are then represented as 'baked' cookies. The app offers over 350 word cookie variations, allowing for extensive practice and exposure to new words.