Investigate, analyze, and develop spatial thinking, teach letters

The Alphabet Puzzle application is an alphabet with puzzle elements, which not only helps to learn the letters of the Russian alphabet and learn to read, but also promotes the development of speech, logical thinking, stimulates memory and attention.

We research, analyze, construct, develop spatial thinking, learn the letters of the Russian alphabet, and all this in one game application for children “Russian Alphabet Puzzle”.

Cute age Why. When the baby is literally interested in everything around, and there is no escape from his questions. When a new expensive toy is mercilessly dismantled for parts, because I really want to explore the vast World. And then from the "remains" and spare parts, your child tries to create something new, special. During this period, it is extremely important to develop memory, attention, perseverance, and form a sustained interest in LEARNING. Preschool teachers know how important it is to BE ABLE to give the child everything necessary for all-round development.

This is an educational application for children, we have created and tested in the kindergarten "Island". Its effectiveness in educating and developing children exceeded our wildest expectations. From the first screen, children are keen on playing with the letters of the Russian alphabet. Beautiful graphics, easy navigation, a gradual increase in the complexity of tasks, contextual prompts, sound and bright effects, all this creates a special emotional mood in children, prompting new discoveries.

We learn the alphabet, learn to read in order to learn to read throughout life. The first acquaintance with the letters of the Russian alphabet and the sounds of the Russian alphabet should be a bright, exciting and fascinating event in the life of your child. Play and learn with us.

In a word, this application is used for the development of speech, memory and attention.

This application is part of a series of educational and educational games for preschoolers. See also:

Alphabet Bridge

Learning to count on the islet