Hello Animals - Interactive Picture Book

"Hello Animals" is an interactive picture book with focus on teaching animal sounds and animal names in writing and pronunciation in a fun way.

• Learn the sounds, spelling and pronunciation of 28 animals divided into four different environments: forest, farm, savanna and ocean.
• The animals are animated with different settings and background sounds, this gives an elaborate and vivid feeling that many other picture books lack.
• Easy to use even for very small children, tested on children aged 1-4 years.
• Contains no advertising or so-called "in-app"-purchase which allows parents to feel safe when your child is using this picture book.
• Available for iPhone, iPod Touch and iPad. Buy for one device and get all versions for free!
• Multi-Language support gives children the opportunity to learn several languages - Swedish, English (British and American English), German, Spanish and French.
• Option to turn off the reading of the animals name.

Choose one of four environments at the home screen, where cheerful background music is played, when an environment is selected you can click on each animal to hear its sound, see how its name is spelled and hear the pronunciation. If you want to hear the animal sound again, click on the animal and want to hear the animals name again - click on the text, to go back - click either the arrow or anywhere outside the animal and the text. All animal names are in capital letters to make it easier for young children, who often learn these letters first. It is possible to turn off the reading of animal names of the parents want to take care of that matter.

"Hello Animals" have been tested during the development of children aged 1-4 years and our focus has been to make it as user friendly as possible, even for very young children. We have minimized the number of buttons and the ones you find are large and easy to touch.

In "Hello Animals" you are able to select other languages as well: English (American), English (British), Spanish, French, Swedish and German.