In this educational app, children can tap on Alphablocks to hear their letter sounds and sing along with the song. Includes interactive animations, phonics lessons, and a letter name mode.
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About Meet the Alphablocks!
As seen on Cbeebies.
HOW TO PLAY
It couldn’t be simpler: tap to bring each Alphablock to life and hear them sing their letter sound and a line from the Alphablocks song. Every Alphablock is designed to help your child remember their letters and letter sounds, so A says a! when an apple falls on her head, and so on.
LETTER SOUNDS AND NAMES
Listen to the Alphablocks singing their letter sounds, then change to Letter Name mode and have fun learning all the letter names too.
FULL OF GOOD PHONICS
Alphablocks uses best-practice phonics as taught in UK schools. It’s also part of a whole reading system that can give your child a boost in key phonics skills. Watch Alphablocks on CBeebies and find out more at www.alphablocks.tv.
READY FOR MORE?
If you enjoy this app, try ALPHABLOCKS LETTER FUN and really get to know the Alphablocks and the alphabet. Letter Fun has four minigames for each Alphablock (more than 100 total) to help your child master their letters and sounds, and they can sing along to the whole Alphablocks letter song.
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Reviews for Meet the Alphablocks!
Pjmaskwarrior1
They should make the show back on Netflix
They are copying Numberblocks but that’s fine |:(
World maps subdivisions
fix something (I Pasted From LBW)
Most Alphablocks have extra visible features. S doesn't actually sag when she deflates. She also doesn't start soaring right away, until she says "soars". At one point, N's mouth overlaps his nose. For most of the game, not lots of Alphablocks have their eyes squinting. W doesn't actually cry. He's actually making the noise before he starts crying. When X x-rays, his X-ray makes makes everything red instead of what a normal x-ray would be like. This is probably because the technology to program actual x-ray vision was hard. X's X is noticeably shorter. Y's nose is reversed. O's magnifying glass doesn't actually magnify. E's loudhailer doesn't actually make echoes. C's cracks are black instead of being actual cracks. When I's eyes are closed, her eyebrows are nowhere to be seen. When M eats the apple, it just vanishes. When U merges with Q, he gets her eyes. Oddly, U is not unhappy about merging with Q. Also, U is shown smiling while he's talking, after he trips over.
