Interactive Learning at Home vs Letters with Santa for Kids SE Usage & Stats
**MUST BE PLAYED WITH LITTLE LOT 's FLASHCARD SET**
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The Little Lot : Interactive Learning at Home application provides fun play-based learning by combining digital play with physical flashcards where you can effortlessly learn about various subjects for preschool education.
With minigames in each unit, go through the process of understanding and applying knowledge in each field.
1. Start by learning about new subjects: how they are called, how they look, how they sound, and observe small details to add to your knowledge by scanning your flashcard with your device's camera
2. Review what you have learned through interactive games
3. Practice applying skills from different fields such as math, english, basic coding, and various other subjects to play through each level and getting a new highscore!
Flashcard Packages include
Package 1 : Me & Music Package : Body, Family, Food, Music
Package 2 : Community & Sport Package : Community, Career, Transportation, Sport
Package 3 : Nature Package : Animal, Under the Sea, Tree, Save Our Planet
To purchase the flashcards, contact us at contact@littlelot.toys or www.fb.com/littlelot.family
- Apple App Store
- Free
- Education
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Letters with Santa is a great way for kids to learn letters and alphabet.
It's a fun and entertaining game with puzzles, matching letter levels and tracing letters with fingers, which keeps children busy and makes learning letters an enjoyable experience.
*NOTE: This app - Letters with Santa SE (School Edition) is the same as our app Letters with Santa. The difference is in the payment structure so it can be purchased by schools and other educational institutions.
Each letter is presented in three different levels. The first one is a fun puzzle game, where a letter is divided into three parts and kids have to arrange them in the proper configuration, so they make the letter.
The second level is a matching-style game. There is one main letter, which children can drag around with their finger and four other small letters. The goal is to drag the main letter to the matching smaller one.
The third part is all about writing letters. There is a letter silhouette on the board and children have to trace the letter with their finger, so that they get idea of how to write the letter.
All those different types of levels make Letters with Santa a fun and entertaining way for kids to learn letters and alphabet.
- Apple App Store
- Paid
- Education
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Interactive Learning at Home VS. 
Letters with Santa for Kids SEJanuary 6, 2025