Noobie ABC level 1: fun game to learn alphabet letters with phonic sounds for kids, toddlers and babies 4+

Name: Noobie ABC level 1: fun game to learn alphabet letters with phonic sounds for kids, toddlers and babies
Rating: 3 (2 reviews)
Author: Stuart Rowlands

Stuart Rowlands

Designed for iPad

- 3.0 • 2 Ratings

- Free
- Offers In-App Purchases

Description

Noobie ABC (level 1) is a game for babies, toddlers and young children to be introduced to the alphabet in a fun and educational way.

• Tap or slice letters to hear the correct pronunciation
• English (U.S) and English (U.K) accents
• Option to read aloud letter sounds (phonic) or letter names
• Uppercase, lowercase or mixed characters
• Teaches letter recognition
• Bright, colourful graphics kids love
• Track your child's progress in various game modes
• Special modes for added excitement and sensory experience
• Configure game speed to let your child learn ABCs at their own pace and suit various hand eye coordination skill levels
• No in game interface or menus to get in to the way of young ones at play

Configurable options make learning suitable from an early age; babies, toddlers, and kids who may have already have been introduced to the ABCs.

Keep an eye out for other apps in the Noobie range to keep up with your child's ongoing development!

Jul 22, 2016

Version 1.0.2

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon.

Bug-fix and performance release
• Fixed missing background on "Lion" mode
• Performance improvements and better memory use
• Fixed crashing on some devices

3.0 out of 5

2 Ratings

Nice game

My little boy loves it, he remembers fruit ninja 😀 hope you guys to have success with it . Nice job!

Nice way to learn alphabet

I am not quite sure about result of such learning, but at least it is very addictive one :)

ABCs for the Fruit Ninja generation!

This is actually a really clever way to get kids to learn the alphabet. Just disguise it as one of their favorite games! Very nice.

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