A to Z Kids

iOS app by Krishnamoorthi Puranik. Education · Krishnamoorthi Puranik

Store rating
0 / 5
Store rating count
0
Download price
Free to download
In-app purchases
Unknown
Version
1.0
Listing last refreshed
2026-09-11

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Store description excerpt

A to Z Kids makes learning the alphabet fun for toddlers and preschoolers! With bright colors, playful animations, and friendly narration, kids explore letters A to Z while discovering new words across 10 exciting categories. WHY KIDS & PARENTS LOVE IT LEARN THE ALPHABET Every letter comes alive with a big, colorful letter, a matching picture, and clear spoken pronunciation. Kids simply tap to hear it again and again - perfect for repetition-based learning. 10 FUN CATEGORIES - Animals - Fruits - Vegetables - Birds - Colors - Vehicles - Clothes - Food - Shapes - Everyday Objects QUIZZES & GAMES Test what you've learned with playful quiz styles: - Picture to Name matching - Listen & Pick (audio quiz) - Letter Match - Memory Game (flip and match pairs) Earn stars and celebrate correct answers with fun confetti! TRACK PROGRESS A simple scoreboard keeps track of quiz scores over time, so parents can see how their child is improving. PARENT-FRIENDLY SETTINGS - Sound on/off - Adjustable voice speed (slow, normal, fast) - Restore purchases anytime SAFE & AD-FREE Designed specifically for young children - no external links, no third-party ads, and no distractions. Just safe, screen-time-friendly learning. Start with Animals for free, and unlock additional categories like Colors, Vehicles, Food, and more to keep the learning going! A to Z Kids is the perfect first learning app for toddlers, preschoolers, and kindergartners building early literacy and vocabulary skills.

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