A & B Kids

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About A & B Kids

A & B Kids is an educational game built around teaching young children the alphabet. Rather than drilling letters as a list, it wraps them in short activities with bright characters and clear sounds, so a child is playing rather than being tested. That difference matters at this age, because attention is short and repetition only works when it does not feel like repetition. The activities are simple enough for a preschooler to manage without an adult reading instructions aloud, and the pace is set by the child rather than a timer. A & B Kids suits the stage where a child recognises some letters but not yet all of them, and it works equally well as something to return to for a few minutes at a time.

How to Play A & B Kids

Tap or click the letters, objects and characters on screen. There is nothing to type and no menus to navigate, so a young child can play without help. Every activity responds to a single tap, and getting something wrong simply lets you try again with no penalty.

Tips and Tricks

Sit with your child for the first few minutes. Once they see how one activity responds, they will usually manage the rest alone.
Short sessions work better than long ones at this age. Five or ten minutes a day does more than half an hour once a week.
Say the letter out loud alongside the game. Hearing it from you as well as the game helps it stick.
Let them repeat activities they have already finished. Repetition is how the alphabet is learned, and children rarely mind.