◆ ABC & My First 123 of the popular Kanji drill series is finally on sale!
The alphabet is the first step in studying English. For children who are new to writing, touching the alphabet now will help them learn English in the future. Children who are about to enter elementary school may feel more confident after entering the alphabet by touching the alphabet. In addition, by learning numbers, you will develop a sense of numbers and lay the foundation for addition and knurling.
ABC & My First 123 is divided into two parts, 26 uppercase letters and 26 lowercase letters of the ABC part, a total of 52 letters, and numbers 1 to 10, and each part is practiced by writing and remembering with your fingers. It's a drill. The first step in learning from infants who are new to the alphabet and numbers to the lower grades of elementary school. You will acquire the ability to write happily by seeing letters and numbers with your eyes, listening with your ears, and writing with your fingers. The letters and the illustrations attached to the letters are pronounced by native speakers, so you can touch the rhythm of English pronunciation.
For the ABC part, select your favorite one from the three "Omoji", "Komoji", and "Tango" and display the character list. By default, "Omoji" is displayed. Click the displayed alphabet to show the correct stroke order and reading, and start practicing. Write and remember 6 times per letter. If you write in the correct stroke order, you will get flowers and you will be motivated to learn. If you make a mistake, the redo function will work, so you can continue practicing until you can write the correct letters. You can erase mistakes and characters you want to rewrite with an eraser and try again. Each of the memorized characters is displayed as a colorful icon, so the character list that gradually changes at the same time as a guide for learning will encourage learning. In addition, the penguins' steps and voices at the top of the screen show the progress of character acquisition, so you can have fun and get a sense of accomplishment. Let's start writing with your favorite characters!
The number part consists of "Renshu" and "Kazoeyo". In "Renshu", you will learn the shapes of numbers from 1 to 10 while using animation. Trace the numbers with a finger to complete the picture. Write and remember 5 times per letter. When the numbers are written well, the illustrations move, making it easier to remember. In "Kazoeyo", the illustrations that appear randomly are counted. When you touch it, it will tell you the numbers by voice along with the numbers. As you write numbers over and over again, you will acquire the concept of numbers and your ability to concentrate. First, look at the picture, listen to it with your ears, trace it with your ears, and have fun repeating the numbers.
■ Settings
・ Voice on / off
・ BGM on / off
・ Delete practice record
● ○ Received the 7th Kids Design Award! ○ ●
Mirai Child Education Project
Received the 7th Kids Design Award (sponsored by the Kids Design Council, a specified non-profit organization)!
We will continue to develop educational apps that everyone can use with peace of mind from the perspective of kids design!
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The alphabet is the first step in studying English. For children who are new to writing, touching the alphabet now will help them learn English in the future. Children who are about to enter elementary school may feel more confident after entering the alphabet by touching the alphabet. In addition, by learning numbers, you will develop a sense of numbers and lay the foundation for addition and knurling.
ABC & My First 123 is divided into two parts, 26 uppercase letters and 26 lowercase letters of the ABC part, a total of 52 letters, and numbers 1 to 10, and each part is practiced by writing and remembering with your fingers. It's a drill. The first step in learning from infants who are new to the alphabet and numbers to the lower grades of elementary school. You will acquire the ability to write happily by seeing letters and numbers with your eyes, listening with your ears, and writing with your fingers. The letters and the illustrations attached to the letters are pronounced by native speakers, so you can touch the rhythm of English pronunciation.
For the ABC part, select your favorite one from the three "Omoji", "Komoji", and "Tango" and display the character list. By default, "Omoji" is displayed. Click the displayed alphabet to show the correct stroke order and reading, and start practicing. Write and remember 6 times per letter. If you write in the correct stroke order, you will get flowers and you will be motivated to learn. If you make a mistake, the redo function will work, so you can continue practicing until you can write the correct letters. You can erase mistakes and characters you want to rewrite with an eraser and try again. Each of the memorized characters is displayed as a colorful icon, so the character list that gradually changes at the same time as a guide for learning will encourage learning. In addition, the penguins' steps and voices at the top of the screen show the progress of character acquisition, so you can have fun and get a sense of accomplishment. Let's start writing with your favorite characters!
The number part consists of "Renshu" and "Kazoeyo". In "Renshu", you will learn the shapes of numbers from 1 to 10 while using animation. Trace the numbers with a finger to complete the picture. Write and remember 5 times per letter. When the numbers are written well, the illustrations move, making it easier to remember. In "Kazoeyo", the illustrations that appear randomly are counted. When you touch it, it will tell you the numbers by voice along with the numbers. As you write numbers over and over again, you will acquire the concept of numbers and your ability to concentrate. First, look at the picture, listen to it with your ears, trace it with your ears, and have fun repeating the numbers.
■ Settings
・ Voice on / off
・ BGM on / off
・ Delete practice record
● ○ Received the 7th Kids Design Award! ○ ●
Mirai Child Education Project
Received the 7th Kids Design Award (sponsored by the Kids Design Council, a specified non-profit organization)!
We will continue to develop educational apps that everyone can use with peace of mind from the perspective of kids design!
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