My Very Own Alphabet App

The Font used is Vic Modern Cursive. This font is taught in most Australian schools. Early visualisation of familiar text will enhance your child's learning ready for kindergarten and school.

My Very Own Alphabet App can also be very useful for older children or even Adults with disabilities who need assistance learning the alphabet.

Angus' voice could also assist people needing to learn the pronunciation of our natural Australian accent.

Tap on the oval and insert familiar pictures from the image gallery, your camera roll or take a photo.

Bright and engaging design.

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First 5 letters free, then in-app purchase 1.49 cents to unlock the rest of the alphabet.

Features:

Home screen; Insert a picture of your child and their name.

Tap on Angus' head to hear the name of the letter and on his tummy to hear the sound of the letter in an Australian accent.

Tap on the speaker to record audio. The recording feature allows you to record audio with the name of the picture, in your own language / accent, with your own pronunciation. Personalising your child's learning.

The App has two modes - Read Only and Edit.
-Read Only Mode - User can view album images and voice recordings done earlier. But, the user cannot edit/delete images or voice recordings. Great option so little people don’t delete all Mum and Dad’s good work setting it up.
-Edit mode – The user can add or delete images or voice recordings.

You can make up to 12 Albums. In addition to adding each of your childs names, you may like to theme your albums eg; Sarah’s Friends Album, Ben’s Family Album, Jarryd’s Animal Album

Swipe horizontally to view the next or previous letter of the alphabet.

The grid screen shows which screens have been completed or tap to allow easy access to individual letters.

Completion screen is to record the date of that memorable occasion when you child knows all of their alphabet. Tap on done to hear a well done from Angus.

App will be supported on both Retina and Non-Retina display devices.

Supporting all versions of iOS4.3 and above (including - iOS 5 and iOS 6.0). Basic app functionality will work on 7.0.

Information:

Our illustrations mainly begin with short sounds. In early learning, it helps initially to use either the short sounds only (a for apple) or the long sounds only (a for ape), to avoid confusion. With repetition and progression, the child will eventually associate the pictures with the letters and will understand that most letters have more than one sound.

As your child progresses, teach them to say the name of the letter and then the sounds illustrated. Then the actual names of each letter of the alphabet will be learned.

Learning in these early stages should be fun. Encourage your child, do not force them. If you can get their attention for more than a couple of minutes look at it as a bonus.

I welcome feedback of any kind. This is my first and probably only App that I will ever make, so any ideas to improve it would be greatly appreciated. After all I am really 'just' a Mum !

My Very Own Alphabet series has been created and designed in Victoria, Australia by Wendy Coyle – Rainbows & Rain.