A to Z Monsters

Teach your kids the alphabet the fun way with 26 different monsters! Touch,swipe and watch these crazy monsters teach the alphabet with crazy animations to match! "Oh! It's fantastic! I think it's really useful and funny!" -Languages Corner, Ana Santos "My students would absolutely love it! I love the concept, animation.." – Digital Divide and Conquer, Matt Sutton “The snapshots and trailers look great! I have some Kindergarten students who don't know their letters and could use some engaging practice like this” -All Things Elementary 
A to Z Monsters is a quirky app which teaches children the alphabet through some very crazy Monsters.Watch as a bunch of monsters teach you the alphabet! The first step is to release them and watch them go crazy.Next, you catch them. These fun monsters are wacky and entertaining, keeping the young learner engaged and interested in learning the alphabet.
 Are you ready to meet Mr. Clone, Mr. Angry, Mr. Bomb and 23 other mad monsters? 
 Features: *26 Monsters that make learning the alphabet fun! *Fun Easter Egg Suprises around every session that keeps them coming back for more *Audio-visual cues that help children associate letters with sounds and words.For example the clone monster clones himself on touch, Angry monster becomes angry etc. *Designed to be used by both parent and child together *Minigame of catching the monsters built in so that kids will always be engaged. ______________________ The Fingerprint Network ______________________ A to Z Monsters is part of the Fingerprint Network of games for Learning and Play. Fingerprint offers a range of features to support the whole family including: - A Shared Family Account makes it easy for kids and parents to share a device and allows parents to track the game play and learning of multiple children under a single account. - In-App messaging lets kids and parents to send one another fun and encouraging messages. - A curated Game Catalog suggests new Apps based on your child's interests and learning levels. - Parent Controls keep In-App-Purchase behind a parent gate.