Learning Letters: Fun Alphabet

The game "Learning Letters: Fun Alphabet" helps toddlers become friends with letters without boredom or haste. Here, the alphabet does not look like a set of symbols, but like a fun group of animals: A is for A, B is for B, C is for C, and so on. The child clicks on a letter, hears how it sounds, and immediately sees the animal that makes it easy to remember. Everything is simple — large buttons, clear voice acting, smooth animation. No complicated menus, everything is clear at first glance. The letters seem to come to life on the screen, and the child decides for themselves who to open next.

How to play

In the game "Learning Letters: Fun Alphabet," everything starts with the alphabet screen. Select the desired letter or press the "Random" button to get any of the 33 letters. Next, a page will open with a capital letter, a picture of an animal, and its name. Three modes help you learn the alphabet in different ways. The "See how it's written" section shows an animation of how to write the letter so that the child understands how it looks on paper. In "Draw" mode, you can repeat the drawing of the animal step by step and bring it to life with your own colors. And in "Write" mode, you need to trace the outline of the letter, trying to follow the lines exactly. If you do it correctly, fireworks will flash on the screen and the words "Well done!" will appear. After that, you can move on to the next letter and repeat the task. The game helps children develop fine motor skills and attention span, and confidently prepares their hands for writing in a playful way!