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Product Description
This app is now optimized for both phones and tablets.
Kids Connect the Dots is a dot-to-dot kids game for preschool-age kids. Kids join all the dots and reveal colorful image that is sure to excite your kids.
90+ puzzles.
This kids game will teach your kids to recognize and pronounce numbers and letters of the alphabet in a kid-friendly way.
- Access to more than 90 images
- Join the dots to reveal a colorful image
- Tap or draw to connect the dots
- Choose between alphabetical or numerical dot labels
- Listen to progress with pleasant sounding voice and music option
Your child can learn to connect the dots for numbers and letters
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Most Helpful Customer Reviews
11 of 13 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars
This is a simple learning game for young children with more fake reviews!
August 7, 2012
Amazon Verified Purchase
This is a child's connect the dots game. It features over 90 images and you can select either numbers for counting or the alphabet in either lower case or uppercase letters. Unfortunately connecting the dots draws shapes that even an adult could not guess what they were after they are completed. Fortunately a voice will then tell you what the object is and congratulates you for completing the puzzle.
Connecting the dots is easy and the touch control works well for little fingers that are learning motor control skills. Some of the games get dots numbering into the twenties and could be a challenge for very young children learning to count. If your child selects the wrong number in the sequence then the line will not connect and the proper dot lights up to show them the proper way. This hint can be turned off or on under the Preferences button.
The app size is 23.77 which seems large for a simple game with simple graphics. There were no permissions selected on the Kindle Fire.
Controls on the main screen are:
Play
Preferences
* Child lock locks the game so that the child cannot leave the game accidently
* Caption is selectable from numbers, to lower case letters to capital letters
* Voice for 123 & ABC
* Play sound for when puzzle is done
* Name the image
* Show hint
More games
* You have to tap the button 3 times and you go to the Amazon App Store or to the Amazon Browser. Pick one and you go to the site and are able to purchase apps. Because it has a button that leads to the internet for purchases you should lock your WIFI or turn off one touch purchases. The button does require multiple taps to open the Amazon access but I would still totally lock it closed or you may own a bunch of $2 and $4 games for 3 to 6 year old children.
This is a good game for kids and the only negative I could find was the installed size is pretty large for such a simple game with simple graphics.
There is no need to give fake reviews, let the game stand on its own merits! Fake reviews seem to be becoming the norm for these apps. Developers should read the Amazon regulations about posting reviews on their own products. The ones today were so blatantly fake that they not only voted for this game but for multiple games in the developer's product basket. Fake reviews make my hair stand on end!
Connecting the dots is easy and the touch control works well for little fingers that are learning motor control skills. Some of the games get dots numbering into the twenties and could be a challenge for very young children learning to count. If your child selects the wrong number in the sequence then the line will not connect and the proper dot lights up to show them the proper way. This hint can be turned off or on under the Preferences button.
The app size is 23.77 which seems large for a simple game with simple graphics. There were no permissions selected on the Kindle Fire.
Controls on the main screen are:
Play
Preferences
* Child lock locks the game so that the child cannot leave the game accidently
* Caption is selectable from numbers, to lower case letters to capital letters
* Voice for 123 & ABC
* Play sound for when puzzle is done
* Name the image
* Show hint
More games
* You have to tap the button 3 times and you go to the Amazon App Store or to the Amazon Browser. Pick one and you go to the site and are able to purchase apps. Because it has a button that leads to the internet for purchases you should lock your WIFI or turn off one touch purchases. The button does require multiple taps to open the Amazon access but I would still totally lock it closed or you may own a bunch of $2 and $4 games for 3 to 6 year old children.
This is a good game for kids and the only negative I could find was the installed size is pretty large for such a simple game with simple graphics.
There is no need to give fake reviews, let the game stand on its own merits! Fake reviews seem to be becoming the norm for these apps. Developers should read the Amazon regulations about posting reviews on their own products. The ones today were so blatantly fake that they not only voted for this game but for multiple games in the developer's product basket. Fake reviews make my hair stand on end!
5 of 7 people found the following review helpful
Amazon Verified Purchase
I have a 3 year old, and this is just right. good graphics for a free app, too. nothing here for adults, though.
7 of 10 people found the following review helpful
By Shawna
Amazon Verified Purchase
My 2 1/2 year old son is really excited about learning his ABCs these days, so when I saw this FAotD I quickly installed it. It is a little too simple in its design, it has a bunch of connect-the-dots images that make no sense until the puzzle is complete and the image appears. The first puzzle we did looked like it was going to be a house (at least it looked that way to me) but once the dots were connected the image they show is an envelope! >.< I did like the child lock feature that keeps your kid from leaving the app and exploring the rest of your device. I just wish the app was worth staying locked inside. My son ultimately got bored within 10 minutes and I uninstalled. Oh well.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
3.0 out of 5 stars
Okay
I was hoping this game would teach numerical sequencing, but it doesn't. The child player does not have to recognize the numbers in sequence like a pencil/paper connect the dots. Read more
Published 6 days ago by Barb G.
5.0 out of 5 stars
Great for Learning Letters & Numbers
This was originally a find for my older son, but is now passed down to our younger son as well. He is currently learning his ABCs. Read more
Published 20 days ago by Pepper Ferguson
4.0 out of 5 stars
Teaching
good teaching tool
grandson enjoyed playing and learning at the same time, we are sharing good moments together and learning too
grandson enjoyed playing and learning at the same time, we are sharing good moments together and learning too
Published 1 month ago by tractor
2.0 out of 5 stars
Not so impressive for my daughter.
Maybe individualistic, but my 3.5 years old daughter did not take to it
The good is that the concept of 'connecting the dots' is well-conceived
The good is that the concept of 'connecting the dots' is well-conceived
Published 2 months ago by leo
5.0 out of 5 stars
Great math beginner
My 30 month old grand daughter is learning to count with connect the dots. Great product, She uses it a lot.
Published 2 months ago by Donald Wheeler
1.0 out of 5 stars
would be five stars
But my (non-reading) two year old was forced out of play into the appstore because of a request for rating that popped up during play. Read more
Published 3 months ago by Joseph Silvia
5.0 out of 5 stars
Wish it had a larger library ......
My little one loves it. It nicely done. Only complaint is that there's not enough images to keep the kids engaged long enough per sitting. Read more
Published 4 months ago by Sheetal
4.0 out of 5 stars
It seems this....
would be fun while being educational. However, I overlooked the age range on it and our grandson is beyond this level of counting and, so I deleted it.
Published 4 months ago by N. Mitchell
5.0 out of 5 stars
Wow!
My kids love to play this. We guess what the object will be, then practice counting in sequence and just have fun together. Read more
Published 5 months ago by Pastor
4.0 out of 5 stars
Enjoyable
Enjoyable app for my children that woks well. While each "stage" is essentially the same concept, it does help young toddlers with recognition of order.
Published 7 months ago by Bob
