Little Ones - Learn Letters

## Description

Welcome to the World of the 5 Little Sheeps. Do you want your preschooler to learn and have fun at the same time? Then let them join Andy, Wendy, Curly, Sandy, and Percy on their fun and adventures journey to learn the alphabet.
The 5 siblings must pass through the forest where they encounter wild animals. In this part, your child can help them to identify the letters and names of the animals. Later, they meet Mr. Saturday, the guard of the forest, at his wooden house. Andy and his sisters help Mr. Saturday to write down a message on his board and help him to sort his house.
This writing activity will help your child to get familiar with letters and their writing. The adventure of the 5-little sheep s not over yet. They find a car and cruise through the forest and collect letters boxes to build a bridge in the right alphabetical order.
After a tiring day, they arrive home and try spell words with what they have learned through their journey.
• Features
o Child-friendly graphics.
o Appropriate for children 2-6 year of age.
o Have fun while learning.
o 5 games in 1 app
o Each game offers a different way to learn letters
o The games offer different mechanics and control.
o Covers educational material from the preschool curriculum.
o No stereo gender characters- favorable for boys and girls
o The content was created with the help of child psychologists

• Parent Dashboard
You can follow your child's learning process on the parent dashboard page. Every step, every practice, correct or wrong answer everything is recorded there. The Dashboard can help the parent to keep track of their child's learning progress within the game.
• What are the educational outcomes in this game?
Your child will learn to;
o Identify letters
o Write upper-and lower-case letters
o Match a sound with a letter
o Sort letters in alphabetical order
o Spell basic words.
• What skill will they improve?
o Hand-Eye Coordination
o Understanding and following instructions
o Coping
o Matching
o Attention
o Cause-effect relation
o Basic literacy
o Reaction time
o Sorting
o Visual perception
o Auditory perception
o Receptive language ability
o Vocabulary
o Knowledge of concepts
o Knowledge of types/Class