Animal Sounds.!

I use this app to teach the toddlers. Animal Sounds and I use it in conjunction with books. They have that have animals in it and then we find the animal on this keyboard and play the sound that it makes. I really like the way this app works and yes, I would love For more sounds to be added. I have a book with Forrest and Wood animals. Of course we’ve got the jungle animals in the African animals and the insects. That’s amazing. I’m glad we have all those animals on this one.

As a preschool teacher, this App is interesting to my students. It is a great tool when we are learning about different habitats and it provides another layer of understanding to hear a specific animal sound. Realistic. A bit tricky to navigate at first. Scroll down from top for a pull down menu to get options of several different categories =Ocean, Mountains, Farm etc. Lots just need to play and experiment to get acclimated to see what all is available.

I *almost* deleted this app after I opened it for the first time, with my first impression being that it had a very limited sound library, based on the short list of 10 animals that were presented on the home page. I decided to look into the app more by opening the menu, thus uncovering a much more extensive sound library, which categorizes the much more varied animal sounds by appropriate region or the habitat they can be found in. I thought that this aspect was really user-friendly, so I continued browsing through multiple categories and decided to not only keep the app, but to give it a mostly positive review. + Noteworthy negatives: •1. the app appears to only have a library of 10 basic, mostly domestic animals (cat, dog, rooster, pig, donkey, peacock, etc.) at first glance, which wasn’t a good first impression, causing me to almost instantly delete it. •2. the ad graphic at the bottom takes up about 1/8 of the app screen - I’m ok with free apps that are compensated by ad revenue, but it’s unappealing to have a large portion of the visual space taken up by the add. I actually prefer pop-ups, if any app developers are listening...at least you can close them either instantly or after a few seconds.