Kiddo Preschool Learning

Explore the first words, letters and numbers with Kiddo and enjoy the game. This preschool learning app contains 15 picture-based themes, three ways to explore and 10 mini-games suitable for single or double play. Explore 15 learning topics Explore alphabets, numbers within 20, colors, shapes, animals, birds, vehicles, fruits, vegetables, flags, marine creatures, small animals, clothes, everyday objects and nature. With more than 300 illustrated learning cards, children can explore pictures, listen to their names, and learn each word over and over at their own pace. Explore, listen, and match • Explore: View each image and tap to hear its name. • Listen & Find: Listen to the words and select the matching picture. • Pairing: Flip through the cards and find the same picture. Explore the app in English, French and Arabic with three languages of speech and learning activities. Switch languages and explore familiar picture names in English, French and Arabic. 10 mini games to play alone or with family and friends to play animal air hockey, car racing, stacking music, animal card matching, poking balloons, catching stars, jumping with frogs, mini football, four-in-one puzzles and brick making. You can play against your computer or share the same phone or tablet with another player. Siblings, friends or adults can join in and have fun together. Family Cup brings together four games, allowing you to experience multiple games at once. Track your child's findings in the family area. View pictures your child finds, recognized words, and items you need to review, and browse your activity history by topic. The discovery progress will be saved on the device. This is an exercise record, not an assessment of the child. Follow the child's rhythm to explore the colorful illustrations, vivid animation partners and large control buttons to make the game more lively and interesting. Adults can join the game, replay words, and help children choose activities that match their interests. Edutainment and sharing new discoveries with children.