ABC Happy Shark Games for Kids App Reviews

My children love this app. Even though my daughter is very good at her alphabet she still loves playing some of the games. They both like the connect the dot ABC. I would recommend this app for parents with preschool children or smaller.

If you have kids that are preschool or around that age then you need this app it helps the kids learn alot in a fun and easy way!!

This app is a great way to help little ones learn the alphabet...and they dont even realize they are learning!!

My son just turned 2 and loves this game! We began by listening to the alphabet and going through the flash cards, and he quickly progressed to recognizing letters and their order (through letter quiz and connect the dots). I am confident that as he continues to grow, he will enjoy finding capital letters and their lowercase counterparts, as well as master the next letters in sequence of alphabetical order. I am a high school English teacher, and I have recommended this to families with students in the ELL program as well, for exposure to the alphabet, vocabulary, and pictures.

My 2 yr old loves it. Happy to see him engaged in a great educational game

Do not activate this game it is full of viruses. Once open cannot be closed from your application window so you will not be able to find new games. It is an hour since I try to get rid of it. It is really bad

my three year old little brother LOVES this game! hes learned so much! he can count to 17 and knows his ABCs

I found this game to be fun. My husband and I enjoy playing it together.

The Letter Quiz shows a different picture on some of the flash cards than the word it says. For example: For the letter "C" it says cupcake, but shows a picture of a bowl of ice cream. For the letter "I" it says ice cream, but shows a picture of an ice cube.

I am willing to pay for apps that are upfront with regards to their product, but to have additional games inside that need to be unlocked — I dont put up with that. The opening page itself is not easy to navigate for a preschooler — distracted by all the additional "activities for purchase" hat surround the actual "start" button — another reason this was deleted.

As far as it being a free preview app...whats included is beautiful and works perfectly. There are only 3 free modes, but you can play them all the way through. I didnt get a single pop-up while I played and as long as you dont click on locked content, it doesnt ask you for money. It didnt cut-off my game after 3 letters...I got to play all the way through Z. I will keep this for awhile to let my son play with until he gets bored of it. Id say, based on the preview, the paid version would definitely be worth it to buy. I personally dont have money to spend on apps but this is a good one so far. The only potential problem is with small devices its hard to do the connect-the-dots activity. Otherwise good learning app. :)