Trace the Letter: a letter tracing app for preschoolers
The lion shows how a letter is written, then your child traces it along the arrows. One tracing level for every letter of the Learning Path.
Animal World is a preschool and kindergarten learning app for iPhone and iPad: educational games for kids 2–7, from first toddler learning games to pre-K spelling. No ads, works offline, every word read aloud.
Personalized
Difficulty matches their age and the letters they already know, from toddler learning games at 2 to kindergarten spelling at 7. Add a profile for each child.
Age
Knows letters

9 minigames
Pick a game and watch it play. Real screens from the app. Tap the screen to step through.
Drag the missing letter into the word, then hear it read aloud.
The lion shows how a letter is written, then your child traces it along the arrows. One tracing level for every letter of the Learning Path.
Your child drags the missing first letter into an animal's name (_OX → FOX) and hears the word, building phonemic awareness.
Floating letters go in the right order to spell the animal's name, from CAT to CROCODILE.
A sound comes from the bush, and your child picks the animal that makes it.
Flip cards to match animal pairs, shadows or first letters. Want more? See Memory Games for Kids 2-7.
Animals hide in a busy illustrated scene. Your child finds the ones shown at the top.
The lion jumps across leaves and catches the letters of a word in the right order.
Jigsaw, classic, rotate and slide puzzles with animal pictures train spatial thinking.
Your child moves the basket to catch food for a hungry animal and dodges the bombs.
Learning Path
Each letter is a stop with mixed minigames and a sticker gift at the end. Tap a letter.

Stop 1 / 25
5 worlds
An animal alphabet app: every word is an animal name. 33 levels per world, words grow from 3 to 9 letters.

Sticker Book
102 costumed animals to collect across seven worlds. Pages turn like a real book. Tap the tabs.
For parents
Purchases and Settings need three digits written as words. Try it:
SEVEN · TWO · FOUR
Hint for this demo: 7-2-4
FAQ
Animal World is made for kids aged 2 to 7. A parent picks the child's age and how well they know letters, and the games adjust their difficulty, from first toddler learning games to kindergarten spelling.
Animal World is free to try: the first levels of the A–Z Learning Path and of the Jungle and Farm worlds are free. Everything else unlocks with a one-time Lifetime purchase or a monthly subscription, which a parent buys behind the parental gate.
Yes. Animal World can be unlocked with a one-time Lifetime purchase, so there is no subscription to manage. A monthly plan is also available.
Yes. Animal World has no ads and no tracking, keeps child profiles on the device, and puts purchases and Settings behind a parental gate where an adult types three digits written as words.
Animal World is built for kids 2 to 7 and has no ads. A 3-year-old can play Find the Animal, Animal Sounds and Memory Cards, and every word is read aloud, so no reading is needed.
Animal World includes Trace the Letter: the lion shows how a letter is written, then the child traces it along arrows on iPad or iPhone. It is part of the A–Z Learning Path, with a tracing level for every letter.
Yes. Animal World is an animal alphabet app: every word a child spells is an animal name, from CAT to CROCODILE, along a 152-level Learning Path from A to Z.
Animal World practises first letter sounds in Missing Letter, where the child adds the first letter of an animal's name and hears the word read aloud. It builds phonemic awareness before full spelling.
In Animal World, a 4-year-old spells animal names in Letter Puzzle and Jumping, putting letters in order while a narrator reads each word. Words grow from 3 letters, like CAT, to 9 letters, like CROCODILE.
Animal World works fully offline, so kids can play on a plane or in the car without Wi-Fi. An internet connection is only needed to make or restore a purchase.
Animal World has 9 minigames: Trace the Letter, Missing Letter, Letter Puzzle, Memory Cards, Picture Puzzle, Animal Sounds, Find the Animal, Jumping and Feed the Animal, with 700+ levels in total.
Yes. Add a profile for each child in Animal World; every child keeps their own progress and stickers.
Not yet. Animal World runs on iPhone and iPad, and an Android version is coming to Google Play.