LetterBox
Learn letters with animal pictures: a simple, offline game for young children
Tobias Mueller Educational Game
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Description
LetterBox is a game for young children who are learning their letters. It shows a picture, usually an animal, and three letters. Tap the letter the word starts with. Tap the picture to hear its name. After a wrong answer, the same picture comes back so your child can try again. There are no scores, timers, or penalties. Features
- Nine languages: English, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Polish, Brazilian Portuguese, Japanese (hiragana), and Korean (hangul). The language can be changed in the menu, independently of the system language.
- About 70 pictures, with several pictures for many letters, so rounds stay varied.
- Practise a selection of letters: all of them, the ten most common, or just one.
- Optional progress tracking: letters your child knows well come up less often. Progress fades gently after a few weeks without practice, so forgotten letters return.
- Works with a physical keyboard: press 1, 2, or 3, or the letter itself.
- The menu button can be hidden until the app is closed, so small hands do not change settings by accident. Press and hold the top-right corner to bring it back.
What’s new (1.7.0)
- Choose which letters to practise: all of them, the ten most common, or just one.
- Optional progress tracking: letters your child knows well come up less often, and progress fades gently after a few weeks without practice. It is stored only on the device.
- Fixed a crash when opening About on Android 6.
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Permissions
What the app asks the system for. Android only grants sensitive access after you confirm it.
- letterbox.DYNAMIC_RECEIVER_NOT_EXPORTED_PERMISSION
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