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Meet the Letters Lowercase on the App Store
Description
It's Preschool Prep Company's iPhone game: Meet the Letters - Lowercase! Featuring the letter characters from the award-winning DVD Meet the Letters, your little one can test their knowledge about the lowercase letters by picking them out as they are called!
Three letters appear on screen in black print. The narrator calls out the name of a letter, and when your child taps the correct letter it transforms into the character from the award-winning DVD: Meet the Letters. Large letters make it easy for little fingers to tap, and fun celebratory music in each scene encourages them to play over and over again!
FEATURES
- Simple enough for your baby or toddler
- BIG letters for little fingers to tap
- All 26 lowercase letters of the alphabet
- ABC Song at the end of each game
- Fun celebration after each correct answer
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*There have been known compatibility issues with iOS version 7 or older, please update your device software via iTunes if you are having issues with this or any of our other apps.
Version 5.0
- Simple enough for your baby or toddler
- BIG letters for little fingers to tap
- All 26 lowercase letters of the alphabet
- ABC Song at the end of each game
- Fun celebration after each correct answer
Ratings and Reviews
7 Ratings
Our 18 month old loves this
She squeals with glee when we give her the phone with any of the preschool prep apps on it.
My only complaints are the blank pauses between her getting the item correct and the cheering characters, and the occasional crashes/game freezes. Whenever it crashes (which is most frequent on numbers), she has a concerned look on her face & hands me back my phone. However, we are anxiously awaiting the sight word apps.
Great...
Try the free vowels app.... If kids like that, they will like this as well.... The benefit being all the letters. My daughter was playing the vowels so much, we were excited when this came out.
Poor quality
My dtr loves playing this game but something is severely wrong w/ the app itself. It randomly "locks up" to the point the only thing you can do is delete the app and reinstall it. I've now had to do that 3 times -- a little ridiculous, not to mention aggravating!!! I also think it would be better if it had some kind of reward system for getting the correct answers - stickers or something.
Not sure it's worth the money.
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- Preschool Prep Company
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- 104.7 MB
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- Games
- Age Rating
- 4+
- Copyright
- ©2015 Preschool Prep Company
- Price
- $0.99
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English alphabet for kids: simple and interactive
Just starting to learn English? The child will be carried away several times more if you start learning with interesting things. Learn the letters of the English alphabet with your favorite characters, learn interesting facts from the world of the alphabet (do not miss “Step 3”) and train your visual memory. We join hands and together we set off to travel the world of the English alphabet. Reade set Go!
While you are carefully examining the panda and mentally stroking the cat, we write down the basic information for you:
There are 26 letters in the English alphabet: 20 consonants and 6 vowels.
We assure you, learning the language will be easy, because the alphabet is similar to the Latin alphabet.
If you are worried that it will be difficult for a child to learn all the letters, there is one reassuring fact: back in the 20th century, there were 29 letters in the English alphabet. Agree, it is already easier for us, three letters less 🙂
One tricky letter - Y - in some cases can mean both a vowel and a consonant. Tag it right away so you don't forget.
But the letter E is the most active, because it occurs more often than others.
Let's also remember the turtle letter - Q, because it is the least used.
In order to facilitate the process of memorization - save yourself a picture, think of associations and take a 10-minute break two or three times a day: repeat letters and words.
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"A" - we have already said that the English alphabet comes from the Latin alphabet. So, in ancient Egypt, the letter “A” was slightly upside down and looked like horns.
“B” - once some fan (not otherwise) of the English language conducted an experiment: he decided to write all the numbers in letters and imagine that the letter “B” was found only in the word “billion”, and this is “billion”!
"C" - Benjamin Franklin wanted to simplify the language altogether, so he first wanted to remove the letter "C" and replace it with a letter from his imagination.
“D” is a warning letter, because the military uses it in the conditional designation of incursions.
"E" - we already wrote that it is the most active and is present in 11% of the words of the English language.
“F” - in the Bologna grading system (often found in universities), it denotes a grade of “1”, that is, a student is not allowed to take the exam.
“G” - in ancient Rome, the letters “C” and “G” were separated, but before that period it denoted a camel.
"H" - it took thousands of years for the British to love it, it was originally pronounced "hitch" and "hatch", very similar to the popular today "hate" - "hate".
“І” is the very famous “i” – “and” with a dot, and the dot turns out to have a name – a diacritical mark.
“J” is a letter of Italian origin, the last letter to be added to the English alphabet.
"K" - whatever it is, a sports letter; in baseball there is a phrase "to struck out" (make a strikeout), so in this sport they decided to designate "strike" - the first letter of the word.
"L" - and now about football, a long sports letter story 🙂 The US National Football League used Roman numerals to symbolize the number of the decisive match. But the embarrassment happened on the 50th anniversary match. The fact is that football fans denote “W” - win - victory; "L" - loss - defeat. So the members of the club thought that the designation “L” in this case could be regarded as a defeat and abandoned such a symbolic designation.
"M" - we love this letter for warming up the muscles of the face. Let's check? And try to pronounce it without squeezing your lips? 🙂
“N” is an absolutely water letter; originally meant “nun” - a fish, and then an artistic vision appeared that the symbol N is a wave that breaks against a rock. You can try to draw.
"O" - in the English alphabet there is a quartet of letters that have taken on the mission of doubling at the beginning of a word. The letter "O" took the palm for the number of such words. For example, "ooky" means "scary".
"P" - and now a unique lesson in English for a child: we make a cake from letters. Like this? We didn’t know ourselves, but now we are sharing with you: the letter “P” is a cake, the vowels are “o”, “i”, “e”, “a”. And so, first the cake, then the cream, then the cake. What happened? "Pip", "pop", "pup". Check the meanings in the English dictionary, there are many options.
“Q” is a silent hidden letter of the English alphabet.
The well-known dictionary - Oxford English Dictionary - conducted a study and the letter "O with a tail" occurs only once in 510.
"R" - remember how we learn the letter "r", such a long and extended "rrrrrr". The British thought so to themselves and because of the similarity with the growl of dogs, they called the letter “dog”.
"S" - suddenly it turns out that in the English alphabet one day there was a coup. The letter S existed for a long time under the name "long s" and was designated as "f". Only at the beginning of the 19th century did it become a full-fledged letter with a beautiful designation. The old version can be found in the manuscript of the US constitution.
"T" - what does this letter look like to you? We thought about it and came up with it and realized that it was a T-shirt with sleeves. And this is the correct answer! In English, this is how the T-shirt is written. By the way, have you heard about the author of The Great Gatsby, Francis Fitzgerald? He was the first to use this word in one of his short stories.
"U" - the letter is very similar to "V" and, it turns out, not by accident. They both meant both a vowel and a consonant. In the 16th century they were separated and "u" became only a vowel.
"V" - English is diverse and secret, as we see. For example, this letter is always pronounced in any word. Unlike Z or J.
“W” - back in the 7th century, the letter was written as “uu”. Surprisingly, not "vv", but the pronunciation has remained and we always learn this letter as "double-u".
“X” - we say “thank you” to Rene Descartes, because in mathematics the X axis will be the first to be learned and it will be easier for the child, because he learned the letter in English.
“Y” - the letter is considered a semi-vowel, it is pronounced differently in different words: yell (shout) - is pronounced with air interruption and the sound is like a consonant; but in the word myth (myth) - a completely open sound.
"Z" - no one knows how it happened, but in the Greek alphabet the letter was the seventh, but now it closes the list of letters in the English alphabet.
Now each letter is like an open book for us. And it is true! So much history and lived events in seemingly ordinary letters.
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Before we offer you a selection of beautiful and memorable pictures about the English alphabet - we offer you some fascinating facts about the English language (pay attention to point 3) .
1. All airlines in the world communicate in English - it is the official language for the entire aviation world. Feel free to teach your child phrases for airports, they will definitely be understood there.
2. Just imagine: while you were reading our material, a new word appeared in the English language. 4000 new words per year! English is the most common language for communication in the world and all these novelties of technology and the information world do not bypass it.
3. William Shakespeare can rightfully be called the father of the English language. Still, he came up with close to 1000 new words.
