Animals for Kids, toddler game 9.5.2

This educational game is designed for children aged 1-4 years and is part of the "Little One Learns Words" series. It offers a fun and interactive way for your child to learn about different animals while enjoying beautiful images and listening to their unique sounds.

The carefully selected photographs not only help your child learn the names of the animals, but also provide a glimpse into their fascinating world and everything it has to offer.

After exploring the animal flashcards, your child can engage in a fun game that tests their understanding. Regardless of the number of correct answers, they earn stars and receive thunderous applause and balloons as a reward for their efforts.

The free version of the app includes three animal groups: "domestic animals and pets," "forest animals," and "animals of the world" (including those found in Asia, Africa, the Arctic, and Antarctic). The full version offers additional animals like birds, insects, and water-dwelling creatures.

A notable feature of this app is its use of realistic full-length pictures instead of unrealistic drawings. This allows children to easily remember the names and features of the animals.

If you have older children in primary school, they can also benefit from this educational game as it supports multiple languages including English, German, Spanish, French, and more.

Research has shown that playing educational games with flashcards can help students quickly learn a foreign language. It enables them to discover new words and impress their teachers and classmates with their growing vocabulary.

This app does not require your child to know how to read. Its simple interface and voice prompts allow even the youngest kids to play and learn independently. After playing the game, consider visiting a zoo or pet store with your child to further reinforce their newfound knowledge.

Studies have demonstrated that bright and vivid images are highly engaging for most children and often become their favorite pastime. Playing this game regularly can reinforce their knowledge and stimulate the development of various parts of the brain, potentially leading to a faster learning pace and a greater thirst for knowledge.

The younger the child, the easier they absorb new information, as supported by Glenn Doman, an American physical therapist and founder of "The Institutes for The Achievement of Human Potential."

Don't miss out on this valuable educational tool! The app can also serve as a supplementary teaching aid for foreign language instruction, supporting English, Spanish, French, German, Russian, Polish, and Ukrainian.