ABC Trace vs iDrawForKids

"Ready? Start at the top — now slide it down!" A friendly voice guides little hands stroke by stroke — so your 2–6 year-old can trace the whole alphabet on their own and beam with pride. Numbered stroke guides, animated demos, adorable rewards, and zero ads. Pre-writing practice was never this joyful. Getting ready for kindergarten — or just starting to notice "A is for apple"? ABC Trace was built for exactly that window: a warm, playful space where little ones build real letter-formation skills through play, at their own pace, no grown-up needed at their side. ▼ How it works — three easy steps 1. Pick a letter or number 2. Watch the animated demo, then trace each stroke with your finger — guided by numbers and a friendly voice 3. The letter springs to life! See a cute illustrated word, get cheered on, and collect a sticker ▼ What's inside ◆ Stroke-by-stroke guides for proper letter formation Numbered stroke order and an animated demo before every trace. The habits kids build now are the ones they'll carry into the classroom. ◆ One stroke at a time, so no one gets stuck Each stroke celebrates before moving to the next — tiny victories that keep even the youngest tracers going, again and again. ◆ Reward cycle: letter → word illustration → sticker Finish "A"? An adorable apple appears with cheerful fanfare and a new sticker lands in the book. The growing collection gives kids a reason to come back every day. ◆ Voice encouragement in 17 languages Friendly voice prompts and encouragement in English, Spanish, French, German, Japanese, Korean, Arabic, and more. ◆ No reading required Big icons and animated cues do all the talking. Children who can't read a word yet can pick a letter, follow along, and finish all by themselves. ◆ A to Z plus 0 to 9 — A–E free to try All 26 uppercase letters and numbers 0–9 ready to trace. Start free, unlock everything when you're ready. ▼ Skills that grow through play • Proper letter formation and stroke order — a head start on handwriting • Fine-motor control and pencil-grip readiness • Focus and the joy of finishing what they started • The quiet confidence of "I did it myself" ▼ For parents — built to feel safe • Completely ad-free, no interruptions ever • No behavioral tracking — privacy-first by design • All purchases and links protected by a parent gate • No real crayons, no mess — trace anywhere ▼ Perfect for ages 2–6 Great for home, road trips, waiting rooms, kindergarten prep, or a very first tablet. Which letter will you start with today? Pull up ABC Trace and watch that little face light up. ― About Premium ― Letters A–E are always free. Unlock all 26 letters and numbers 0–9 with Premium. • Weekly plan (includes a 3-day free trial) • Yearly plan (best value) Prices shown on the purchase screen. If not canceled at least 24 hours before the trial ends, the subscription renews automatically. Manage or cancel anytime in Settings > Apple ID > Subscriptions. Apple Standard EULA: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

iDraw for Kids turns handwriting and shape practice into a game young children actually want to play. Kids start by picking a character to be — a dinosaur, an explorer, royalty, or a unicorn — then trace their way through playful lessons in shapes, numbers, letters, and everyday objects. Every stroke gets gentle, encouraging feedback, and finishing a lesson earns a reward for the character's closet, so progress is something kids can see and wear. WHAT'S INSIDE • Shapes — circles, triangles, stars, and more, free for everyone • Numbers, Letters, and Objects — deeper practice sets for continued learning • A rewards closet — finish a lesson, unlock something new to dress up your character • Friendly voice coaching that celebrates every attempt, not just perfect ones • A simple, big-target interface designed for small hands and short attention spans BUILT FOR PARENTS TOO • A parental gate keeps grown-up-only screens (like subscription management) out of reach of little fingers • No ads, no open-ended chat, no way for kids to leave the app on their own • Track progress by character, not by account — perfect for siblings sharing a device Shapes is free to play. A subscription unlocks Numbers, Letters, and Objects for continued practice. iDraw for Kids is designed to make early tracing practice feel like play — one shape, one letter, one small win at a time. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/