Animaliak is a game for learning animals and letters in Euskera designed for children aged 0 to 6 years, which can also practice the elderly.

87 animals! The vast majority of our environment!
3 songs included!
In the village: dog, cat, parakeet, fish, turtle, chicken, rooster, chicken, duck ...
In the woods: squirrel, wild boar, fox, wolf, bear, deer, hedgehog, mouse, Topo ...
Abroad: elephant, rhinoceros, hippopotamus, crocodile, lion, tiger, leopard, cheetah, puma ...


Part 1 (Display animals / bits *):
The first part of Animaliak develops bit format *.
Each animal name is written, represented with a very recognizable and attractive image, and read by a skilled professional with proper pronunciation of Euskera.
Use linked style typeface, used in schools to learn to read. This smaller become familiar with related letters and older children practice reading.
All with a simple and intuitive design so that it can be used and understood from babies.

Part 2 (Bit set):
Once the display bits, begins the game, in which the knowledge of animals raised evaluated.
In the game, each animal name is written and read, and you should select the right image among 4 possible options.
The effort is rewarded with star (zero to three) and a final message depending on the successes.
Playing and looking to achieve the 3 stars is achieved reinforce learning.

Part 3 (Letters):
With this game they learn the lyrics in Basque and reinforce the remembrance of the name of animals. The object of the game is to put the letters in the correct order to form the name of the animal, also listening when touched.

Part 4 (Puzzle):
This game is similar to the game of letters, but with the letters also orders the animal image.

Learn Euskera playing!

* Inspired by the bits of intelligence of the American psychotherapist Glenn Doman. The bits of intelligence are a teaching method aimed at children aged between 0 and 6 years. Today they are used in thousands of schools and homes around the world. To achieve retention concept in mind cards (bits) with visual and auditory information in a concise and quickly shown. Simply show the bit 15 times so that the stimulus is fixed in memory.