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Abby Monkey Preschool - THE BEST WAY TO PREPARE your kids for SUCCESS in PRESCHOOL and KINDERGARTEN CURRICULUM.
Designed by teachers & Loved by parents
The 22learn team has been hard at work and adding new features to make learning faster, easier, and even more fun.
***** Winner of prestigious Recommended Seal awarded by Parents’ Choice Award Program
***** Developed by an award-winning education studios, 22learn, the creator of the best-selling apps for kids, in cooperation with educational specialists to best prepare your children for success in preschool and kindergarten curriculum.
Numbers, Patterns, Puzzles, Letters, Counting, Sizes, Shadows, Matching, Colors, Shapes, Differences and more -- you are on the right address!
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BEST WAY TO PREPARE your kids for SUCCES in PRESCHOOL and KINDERGARTEN CURRICULUM! 14(!) great different exciting proven educational activities to develop your child's skills.
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Its simple child-friendly interface offers children an engaging way to master essential preschool skills in the total of 14 (!) DIFFERENT EXCITING EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES (twelve educational activities + two creative activities). We sincerely hope your children will enjoy them all!
PRESS REVIEW:
* “Like most parents, I know that multitasking is a must, not just an option. That’s why I love kids’ apps that touch on tons of educational topics and do it in style. The new Abby – Basic Skills Preschool app is just such an app . . . Plainly, the tykes in my crew loved this app. Abby – Basic Skills Preschool app is a homerun” - bestappsforkids.com
* “Completely kid oriented; no complicating menus to navigate, bright colors, fun characters, and prizes make this app extremely easy to use and engaging for young children. The variety helps to keep my three-year-old engrossed” - theiphonemom.com
The ENTHUSIASTIC MONKEY CHARACTER is going to guide children through the whole game. As a reward after each round, children receive the opportunity to become creative artists and CHANGE THE DESIGN OF THE TRAIN, or obtain STICKERS TO SHOW OFF ON THEIR BOARD!
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12 Educational games included
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1) NUMBER RECOGNITION – New!!!
Number Matching is a fun way to encourage both counting skills and number recognition. It is a great kindergarten or preschool game that is educational without taxing the brain too much.
2) COUNTING
Count the toys! Hearing the counting pronounced helps children to better remember the order of the numerals as well as get used to the counting procedure. Way to learn how to count!
3) LETTERS
Tap on the word that starts with the letter that was pronounced! Great for teaching children to realize the connection of letters to words, understand the position of the first letter, and practise matching the names of letters to their symbolic notation!
4) PATTERNS
Gives children practice in the area of common patterns recognition.
5) SHAPES
Find the right shape! Teaches children recognition of names of common shapes (such as a square, rectangle, triangle and more).
6) PUZZLES
Fix the broken toy! Enables your children to train fine motor skills and improve their logical thinking.
7) SIZES
Trains understanding of the comparative nature of concepts of big, small and the same!
8) MATCHING
Match the toys! Serves to train children's memory and understanding of the concept of the sameness.
9) COLORS
Find the toy in a given color! Great both for children only beginning to learn and those who need additional practice.
10) SHADOWS
Drag the object to its silhouette!
11) SAME AND DIFFERENT
Tests the ability of comparing pictures and finding differences. Select the different toy among several others or find the same toy as the displayed one.
12) THINGS THAT GO TOGETHER
This part is designed to help kids learn and practice their ability to recognize things that go together and things that do not. It also increases the power of logical thinking and the problem solving skills.
