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New: First Words Train added with 14 categories and 200+ words! Enjoy a joy ride on the Alphabet Train. Kids in pre-school, 1st or 2nd grade or in the age group 2-6 would enjoy playing with this app and learn alphabets A to Z and first words in no time. Watch the cute Teddy Bear Train Driver take kids for a fun train ride in the world of letters and first words. The steam engine pulls in with puffs of smoke coming out of the chimney. For every alphabet: a letter dances on the 1st railroad car and an object whose name starts with that letter dances on the 2nd railroad car. With the new addition of First Words Train: How kids will benefit? - They will learn alphabets A to Z very fast along with first words which start with every letter. - Kids will learn to speak the alphabets and the first words after hearing the voice-over. - Kids will learn to recognize the pictures both from their spoken and written names. - They will be able to use the app alone and enjoy watching the train with dancing letters and objects. - They will introduced to different shapes, numbers, animals, fruits, vegetables, birds, vehicles, etc. Features: - Colorful app with fun animations which will immediately appeal to small children. - Train sounds. Background voice-over explaining every alphabet and word. - Very easy to use design with attractive graphics. - Over 200+ words/images in First Words Train. In App Purchases: - In Alphabet Train: alphabets A to E are free. F to Z are available with an in-app purchase. - In First Words Train: 14 categories (2 free) to choose from. Free Categories (~40 words) : Animals, People Categories via in-app purchase (~170 words) : Birds, Aquatic Life, Transport, Vegetables, Fruits, Food, Objects, Fairy Tales, Nature, Insects & Bugs, Shapes, Numbers Audio Credit: This app uses sound clip - ChugChugWhooWhoo from acclivity - freesound.org