ABC Games: Phonics & Tracing

Kim Fleming

4 years ago

This is a fantastic app for kids. My 2 year old absolutely loves it, which is why I purchased it. But once you purchase, it keeps resetting and saying that you have to purchase again. I have to uninstall and reinstall it every single time he wants to use it. Frustrating and annoying. Not worth the money at all. And based on my scanning through the other reviews, the developer doesn't seem to care about this known issue.

Crystal Yauger

2 months ago

Helps my child learn to trace, so easy and good teaching method through simple easy to use app.

dheeraj gilhotra

2 months ago

Best app for kids age 2 years, they learn alphabet and numbers very fast, recognize alphabet and learn to draw words

Anila Chandana

1 month ago

Easy to learn for my 2 year old baby. Tracing and pronunciation is easy.

Athifah Abd Latif

6 days ago

Really helpful for my 5 year old to learn. Interactive and interesting.

Amy

5 months ago

So far I find it fairly engaging for my son. He enjoys tracing and I really like how balloons are released with letters to pop. I was specifically looking for something similar to that. He can't keep playing until I review the app, so I'm uncertain how much it would solidify his knowledge. I do feel it could use more variety, but perhaps I'm being limited to options bc I haven't paid.

Yoseph Monteiel

4 months ago

He's learning fast, this app is really good, I think if students are getting the control on this one, they going to obtain a lot known, is a fun app...

Nileshkumar Bajad

3 weeks ago

Nice... Love this app. Just one request speed is very fast should be slow for other language kids.

Silly Goose

8 months ago

Rating this on behalf of my toddler and myself. It's actually a pretty cool app. It contains letters of the alphabet, numbers, words, etc. Lots of little games like puzzle, balloon popping, matching, etc. I enjoy it when I play lol because my toddler insists "Mami's turn", my toddler enjoys it too. Long story short; it's fun and educational. Repetitive, but repetition is great for learning. 5 stars for me, I think the paid upgrade is definitely worth it.

Sayeda Zaman

1 month ago

This app so fun and educative. My son enjoys it everyday. The biggest facility of this game is there is no ad. It's perfect for kids.

Runjun Goswami

2 weeks ago

It's a very good aap for kids to teach basics..It develops concept alphabet and tracing... recommend for kids

Harkamal Dhawan

2 months ago

My son is 2 years old. He loves to play . He has learnt a lots from this app. Very informative for him. He has alphabets with word.

Carlyn De Chavez

2 weeks ago

very good app. super helpful and educational. I recommend this app expecially for those who have toddlers so that while they are using our phone at the same time they are learning.

Jolene Ellis

2 weeks ago

My 3year old and 6year old are learning very quickly from this game! My youngest is autistic. It is very easy for him to navigate. I also love the parental controls on it! Great learning app!

Mary Bauer

3 months ago

So far the app is great for teaching basics. The hand that pops up to show where a piece belongs can make it hard to grab the piece with your finger as the animation keeps happening without a break. I would lengthen the time in-between the loops.

Bethany Shurmer

4 months ago

My 3 year old learns so much with this app, and enjoys it! He traces letters, and they say the sound aloud for him to repeat. The lower case 'g' is the type that looks more like an 8, but everything else is good. I do wish there were less, or no, things that need to be unlocked by paying money or review, but we like the app overall.

Bean McNobodyson

2 years ago

+ 5 stars: Great game overall! - 1 star: Loud balloon popping sounds at the end of each segment, no way to disable the sound without disabling all sound effects. The sudden loud noises are rather upsetting to myself and I would assume to any small child playing. - 1 star: Bug in the section of learning the number "2" wherein the pieces of the number beak apart and must be put back together. When snapped into place, and upon completion, the smaller numbers that appear read "1" instead of "2".