About this Game
Learning the Italian alphabet becomes an adventure with animations, sounds, and games.
Play is how children learn about everything around them. Have you ever wondered why, when your child isn't eating, all you have to do is turn the spoon into an airplane and they'll happily swallow even more bites? The answer is play.
Imagination allows you to turn seemingly boring tasks into truly engaging challenges. This game focuses precisely on this.
Learning the letters of the Italian alphabet with fun animations, bubble games, and puzzles will open the doors to the enchanting world of reading and writing for your child.
Why choose our app:
NO ADS: The choice to not include advertising in the game may seem trivial, but looking at the number of apps that contain them, it seems far from it. We believe that play/learning should be free of abrupt interruptions and commercial messages that hinder learning.
PHONETIC PRONUNCIATION OF LETTERS: Numerous American studies have linked traditional alphabet teaching to specific learning disabilities. This is why we have chosen to favor teaching the Italian phonetic alphabet (the letter m in the traditional method is pronounced "m," while in the phonetic alphabet it is "m").
LETTERS J, Y, K, X, W: Whether we like it or not, our children are exposed to foreign language teaching from early childhood. Learning about foreign letters will facilitate their learning.
67 CARDS: The child will be presented with 67 cards. Each card consists of an image, a sound associated with the image, and an animation. Therefore, each letter of the alphabet has multiple cards associated with it. Repetition is the best learning technique. You will also be amazed at how little ones will quickly expand their vocabulary!
THE DICE: Children will learn the letters of the Italian alphabet using a rolling die. The inclusion of a random element in letter learning is due to children's short attention span. If the letters were only presented in order, the child would likely play with the same letters over and over again. They would therefore know the letters A, B, C, D, very well, but would ignore the subsequent ones. It is also possible to rotate the die sequentially by swiping your finger from right to left or vice versa.
GAME: In the game section, your child will have to recognize the letters by listening. This will be difficult for younger children; for them, it is especially recommended to have an adult accompany them and use the learning section.
REWARD: Balloons and applause will provide a well-deserved reward for successfully overcoming obstacles.
