This amazing app will help teach your kids how to write while playing.
Drag Mr. Crab through the numbers while drawing the parts of a letter. Join lines to make letters, letters to words and so on. The software records your child’s strokes so you can review them later and see how they are improving.
This is one of my 3 yo. favorites! 
Product description from developer: “iWriteWords teaches your child handwriting while playing a fun and entertaining game. Help Mr. Crab collect the numbers in sequence by dragging him with your finger – and drawing the letter at the same time. Once all the letters in the word are drawn properly, a cute drawing appears. Tilt your iPhone or iPod Touch and watch the letters slide into the rotating hole and advance to the next level.”
iWriteWords, by PTGDI. US$ 1.99.
Tags: 3 yo, 4 yo, 5 yo, abc, spelling, TOP 10, tracing, writing
(4.00 out of 5. 7 votes)
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iPhone Developer Said,
August 18, 2009 @ 9:44 am
iPhone Application Name: Happy Baby
Version 1.0 Features:
– English alphabets are displayed sequentially (like flash cards).
– Alphabets are pronounced (Optional switch).
– Pause button to stop at an alphabet
– Reset button to start over
– Timer can be adjusted to delay display of alphabets
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I recommend parents to get this apps for their babies to learn to write in a fun environment. My 3 year old niece practices her writing through iPhone that pen and paper.