Aug-09-13
Animal Alphabet

Animal Alphabet App Windows RT Version

If your teaching talent is straining at the leash to introduce your kid or grandkid to the alphabet, the funny and entertaining Animal Alphabet app is an excellent aide to support you in this challenging endeavor :) Designed for mobile devices and tablets, the app is now available as a Windows RT version.

To download the app, go to http://bit.ly/13TO5TQ

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