Wee Alphas for iOS

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Common Sense Media Highest 5-Star Rating. Cool Mom Tech Pick of the Year. Parents' Choice Silver Award Winner. Webby Awards Official Honoree - Best Visual Design. "The coolest thing about WEE ALPHAS is that it takes the approach that just because kids need to learn the basics like ABCs, doesn't mean they have to be bored. In fact, this app is quirky enough to entertain the parents playing the app with the kids. Wee Alphas is a standout example of a fun, quality preschool education app." Dana Villamagna, Common Sense Media. "Brilliant. It's fun for kids, and not at all boring for adults. So smart, simple, intriguing, thoughtful and well-designed. It's quite possibly a cosmic sign signifying the end of kids' books printed on paper." Charles S. Anderson, world renowned designer and founder, CSA Design Company and CSA Images. "I love it. My favorite is Charlie the Chipmunk because he has a cheese flag and I like cheese. Also I tap tap tap and change Violet's hair to a ponytail or something. " (giggle) "My special letter is Q." Quinn, age 3. "Hipster parents rejoice. A fabulously designed app called Wee Alphas is here. The beautifully stylized animal characters in Wee Alphas makes one think of Mid-Century Modern meeting Sesame Workshop. a visually stunning, fun-to-use app for kids." YogiPlay. The somewhat silly stories and quirky illustrations of Alexander the Angelfish, Biki the Buffalo, and their furry, feathered or finned friends, are full of surprises. Find each letter of the alphabet hidden in the animals, activate animations, and then practice drawing your own special letter - set to rad music by Rabbit. Fun features include: Interactive animations that respond to touch, encourage discovery and promote pre-literacy skills. Music, narration and sound effects from indie rock band Rabbit. Letter highlighting that helps reinforce ABCs. A sketchpad to practice drawing your special letter. Tips for parents to create teaching moments.