Last updated on June 6th, 2023 at 09:05 am
First Words Animals
First Words Animals is one of the best $1.99 to play game in the App Store.
Developed by Learning Touch LLC, First Words Animals is a Family game with a content rating of 4+.
It was released on 24th October 2008 with the latest update 28th March 2023
Whether you are a fan of Family, Word, or Education games, you will find this game interesting and will absolutely like it.
Rating
24 people have rated 8.2
You can download the game First Words Animals from APP STORE.
Description
More than just a game, First Words Animals is a powerful educational tool for the toddlers and kids in your life. It provides hours of fun, laughter and learning.
If your child is old enough to ask for your phone, they’re old enough for First Words Animals!
- Now with French, German, Japanese, Spanish, plus British and American English *
First Words Animals will help your child:
- Develop fine motor skills
- Learn to recognize and match letters
- Learn the names of letters
- Learn the sounds English letters make (phonics)
- Learn how to spell words
Of course, they won’t just be learning, they’ll also be laughing and having fun with 45 of their favorite animal friends, beautifully illustrated and matched with entertaining animal sounds.
First Words Animals is toddler-tested and approved, with a user-interface designed specifically for the littlest of fingers. More than just a game, it is a sophisticated learning tool that engages your child, encourages exploration, and helps them begin building a deep understanding of the relationships between letters and words.
A variety of options let you adjust the difficulty level to match the abilities of your younger or older kids. In addition to English, your child can now learn the names of their favorite animals in French, German, Japanese and Spanish.
Kids can play First Words by themselves, but they also enjoy bringing their grownups along, talking about the animals, saying the names of the letters, and watching the animals spin around and sound off.
If your child is old enough to ask for your phone, they’re old enough for First Words Animals!
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If you like First Words Animals, make sure to check out the other games for kids from Learning Touch.
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We love getting feedback and hearing stories about the kids who use our apps! Share your stories in a review on iTunes or by leaving feedback at learningtouch.com. Let us know how your kids use First Words, and what you’d like to see us do next.
Updated on 28th March 2023
Bug fixes and performance improvements
First Words Animals Reviews
Sixty One new animals! – Alligator – Beetle – Butterfly – Buffalo – Cardinal – Caribou – Cheetah – Chicken – Cricket – Coyote – Crocodile – Deer – Dinosaur – Dolphin – Dragon – Eagle – Elk – Flamingo – Fly – Gazelle – Gorilla – Grasshopper – Hawk – Hummingbird – Iguana – Jaguar – Jay – Jellyfish – Kitten – Kangaroo – Lizard – Monkey – Mole – Moose – Newt – Octopus – Ostrich – Parrot – Peacock – Pelican – Penguin – Polar Bear – Porcupine – Quail – Rabbit – Raccoon – Rhinoceros – Robin – Rooster – Seagull – Seahorse – Shark – Snail – Skunk – Squirrel – Toucan – Turkey – Turtle – Urchin – Vulture – Wombat.
You get a set of animal words for your child to spell for the initial $2.99, but must pay for all other word sets/games. Each one is sold separately.
He is learning words and having fun at the same time.
Our 2 year old daughter loves this app!
Our two year old son loves this app is very good.
This app is great! Our 19 month old son has learned letters and animal sounds within 2 weeks of playing this app! He already uses it without the letter hints! Keep up the good work! We plan on adding more of your apps to our collection!
Our 16 months old baby girl love this app.. Worth buying for…
Our son is 16 months and this is his favorite app. It took some practice to first drag the letters, but within an hour he was blazing through the animals set and we purchased the other first words apps for him. He sits quietly and plays with these, clapping when he completes a word and saying each letter. Other apps do not hold his attention for more than 2 or 3 minutes. We couldn’t be more pleased with this one!
Very intuitive for little folk – Thanks!
This is a great app! Our 2yr old knows all of his letters by sight because of this app. We highly recommend it…
Our daughter loves this game. She’s happy, we’re happy.
It’s a great app for children who are learning about sounds and music, colors, and numbers. It’s a fun way to introduce apps to young children without the bombardment of ad cycles and ad knowledge of what you shop for.
Our one and a half year old loves this app. He spells each word and now can recognize a lot of his letters. Thanks got a great game!
This is our favorite app for our pre-schooler.
Great for two to three year olds!!
Great for learning the letter recognition and sounds!
Our son enjoys this app for hours!
Our 20 month old loves playing this. It entertains her for hours!
Our 19 month old grand baby loves this game. It’s not for all babies this age, but whatever age your child is ready for it, he/she will enjoy the challenge. Great way to learn letters and how they form words.
Both our 15 month old and 39 month old love this game. Very simple, match letter to letter to spell the word. Both kids love the short animation when you finish the word. And we feel like it’s teaching them instead of wasting time.
Our 18 month old loves it and asks to it play all the time:)
We use it for speech therapy with preschoolers and with HS students in LSS. Everyone likes it a lot. The autistic preschooler we see is a very big fan (hyperlexic). After using the Lite version we had to get the paid version.
Great app! It has enough movement and audio to keep our son engaged. We love that he is learning vocabulary, letters, and words.
Our 18 month old daughter loves playing this!! We love it too because she is actually learning from it!!
Great app, 2 yr old daughter seems to do well with it and we like the educational aspect of the app.
We love this game our daughter gets really entertain but we wished it had the different languages like the free first words game.
Our 2 year old loves this game!
We bought this App for our (then)15 month son. As he’s grown older, he’s able to understand the alphabets; recognizes most of the words & the App still captures him attention for a long time. The options of using capitalized alphabets, spelling it out slower are very very useful. We would highly recommend it.
Has helped our 3 yr old. She loves it.
Our 2 year old daughter enjoys this game.
Our 3 year old loves this. He has autism, and this app has caught his attention like nothing before. He can use one finger to point at the screen. This is real improvement. Went to the doctor for a blood draw. He played with this app the whole time and barely paid attention to the nurse. A real life saver.
Our 1 1/2 year old learned a lot and puts all the letters where they go.
Our daughter is 19months and she loves this game.
This is a wonderful app for introducing word creation to your child. This was one of the first apps we tried with our child with autism and it showed us the possibilities. Our son was engaged and delighted with every new word!
3 year old plays all the time and loves it!
Our 19 month old grandson is always reaching for the iPhone and iPad but the other games for kids frustrate him. But he’s in control with this and beams with accomplishment.
This app is engaging for all our young students. It is something they can do on their own to learn. We all love it!!
Our kids love this app we have spent much time spelling words. Our four year old can spell thanks in part to this with a two year old on her way.
Our 18 month old daughter loves to play this application. It helped her learn her letters and spell. After a few times she played with this app, she recognized her letters much quicker. It’s a simple application but a very effective learning tool. Money well spent for us! We have recommended this to our friends and their kid love it too.
Teaches to spell simple animal words.
Great! We love it! Is there one with capital letter too?!