10 Fun Learning Games for Kids and Babies: Happy Animals, Balloon Colors, Alphabet: Train Coordination, Teach Colors, the Alphabet, Count Numbers, Memory, Logic, Concentration, Comparison, Matching, Animal Sounds, Balloons, Pop the Bubbles

10 great educational games for kids & toddlers in one app! Teach them colors, numbers, the alphabet, comparison, matching and train their environmental perception, hand-eye coordination, concentration, memory retention and logic.

- Very entertaining, funny, and motivating
- Gorgeous, colorful high resolution graphics
- Looks good on any device
- Awesome animations
- High quality sound effects
- A friendly voice guides your child through the game
- No Ads

Your kids will have lots of fun and learn along the way.

Game List:

- Alphabet (5 Years+): Teach your child the alphabet with this very colorful educational game. Perfect for preschoolers. There is even a mode to practice the alphabet backwards.

- Balloon Colors (3 Years+): In this kids game, colors are practiced in entertaining ways. When the child taps the correct balloon, it rises.

- Count the Fruits (3 Years+): Learn counting from 1 to 10. The numbers are said aloud and portrayed visually.

- Find the Animal (2 Years+): This game teaches kids to identify animals. Great fun!

- Find Pairs (4 Years+): From among different animals, your child must find an animal pair of the same type. Very good for concentration skills!

- Happy Animals (1 Year+): Animals make their characteristic noises when touched and move comically.

- Kids Memory Game (3 Years+): Pictures are shown that the child is asked to remember. Later these are hidden, and the game asks which pictures the child has seen. Promotes concentration and memory!

- Melodic Stars (1 Year+): At each touch of the screen, an animated star appears and plays a tone in a random pitch. Ideal for toddlers.

- Pop the Bubbles (1 Year+): A very entertaining way to train the childs hand-eye coordination. Realistic physics and a great ocean background. Toddlers just love it!

- Which Side Has More? (4 Years+): Fruits are shown on the left and right side of the game screen. Now the child is asked which side has more fruits.