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Great tool for kids who know ABCs and want to use them.
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ABBY MONKEY - First Words for Preschool: Animals HD
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Is It Any Good?
The ABBY MONKEY - FIRST WORDS FOR PRESCHOOL: ANIMALS HD BY 22 LEARN developers may not know how to put together a succinct app name, but when it comes to fun ways to educate children, the team knows what it's doing. First Words is a good head start for children who know their ABCs
and are curious about what to do with them, showing them how to spell
more than 80 animal names and rewarding them with cute animations. The matching puzzle is aimed at slightly older players. As
with other entries in the series, parents can adjust the difficulty of any part of the app to
give it longevity. Unfortunately, the promotional links at the app's start-up page are likely to frustrate preschoolers who tap them and end up in the iTunes store; instructing them to tap "start" instead of the colorful boxes should help.
App Details
- Device : iPad
- Pricing structure :
- Release date : February 25, 2011
- Genre : Education
- Publisher : CFC s.r.o.
- Version : 1.2
- Minimum software requirements : iOS 3.2 or later
- Last updated : August 25, 2016
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