Endless Alphabet

Endless Alphabet is an educational app that teaches young children their ABCs and phonetic letter sounds, while building their vocabulary. Endless Alphabet makes learning phonics, spelling and word definitions so much fun that even reluctant learners will want in on the action. This alphabet game is set inside a friendly monster's mouth where the letters of the alphabet appear on his lips. When kids touch a letter, a word that starts with the selected letter appears inside the monster's mouth. Players trigger a game about the word when they touch it inside the monster's mouth.

The app is created by the same developers that created Endless Reader and Endless Numbers. While Endless Alphabet is set up as a puzzle game with children dragging and dropping letters into the right spaces.  It’s important to note that the app has no time limits or scores.

The word appears in colored letters. Then a group of monsters runs by and dislodges the letters. As the player taps and drags each letter back to its shadowed outline, the letter comes alive, wiggling, blinking and saying its sound aloud. It is hilarious. When all the letters are back in order, an animation starts that helps kids to learn the definition of the new word.

This collection of words, which all lend themselves to silly and adorable animations, are what makes this alphabet app a winner. With the word "Juggle," a red monster with six hands juggles the letters of the word until he gets them in the correct order. For the word "Nosey," the animation shows a two-headed monster where one head has a wrapped present and the other is nosey about wanting to see it. "Itchy" is my favorite, where a little blue furry monster is so itchy that he scratches his fur off.

The child can choose the word to build. The words are in alphabetical order and can be flipped through or chosen by beginning letter. After the child builds the word, there is a short animation and audio description of the meaning of the word. The app starts with a set of words and then others are added automatically as the app is played.

How will kids benefit?

This app has excellent graphics and appealing background music. The app is appropriate for kids between the ages of 3 and 11 due to the graphics and content. We work with older children frequently who have not yet grasped phonics. This app is helpful because it addresses phonics while building a higher level of vocabulary. The app can also be used with young children who are working on matching letters and learning letter sounds.

From the colorful and whimsical animations to the phonetic letter sounds and bright artwork it’s obvious that a lot of thought and time has gone into the Endless Alphabet app making it fun, entertaining and educational for young children.

How much is the Endless Alphabet app?

Endless Alphabet is free on Google Play Store (Android) and $8.99 on Apple app store. It has no in-app purchases or adverts.

You can download Endless Alphabet on your iOS or Android devices from the app stores. Download the Endless Alphabet app from the Apple App Store or the Google Play Store.