Zoo Playground

At the Zoo, your little ones will meet lots of different animals. At the Playground, they’ll play many fun, engaging, educational mini-games. These games will enrich their knowledge, and help to develop various key skills.

Children can feed the animals, pet them, learn their calls. The animals are colorful, friendly and fun - so that your child will be content to enjoy many happy hours of play and learn at the same time.

The current version of the game includes:
- 40 animated animals
- 9 built-in educational games

As well as:
- Professional voice-overs in English (both US & UK) designed specifically for kids
- Children can feed, pet, and color in different animals. They can also assemble animal jigsaws, and learn animals’ unique calls and habitats
- A simple interface allows children to play with parents or by themselves
- There are no points, scores, ratings, violence, or other unsuitable aspects usually found in games for older players
- Children can play various mini-games, so that they can develop a diverse range of skills
- If your child gets stuck at any point, the game will provide hints
- The difficulty level rises as your child masters each task

Your child:
- Encounters the many wonders of the natural world by learning about different animals and their habitats
- Learns new letters, words and pronunciation
- Learns numbers and develops numeracy skills
- Learns the names, appearances, and behavior of various animals
- Learns the names of different foods through feeding the animals
- Learns different color terms while also learning to color within the lines
- Learns to associate various sounds and images
- Feels happy and have lots of fun playing with all the amusing animals!

MINI-GAMES

Zoo Playground comes with 9 built-in educational games, each of which is specifically designed to develop various key skills. These key skills include: Memory, attention, cognitive ability, motor skills and imagination.

1. “Who lives where?” - a game designed to develop cognitive ability, memory and attention skills. The child matches the animals to their natural habitats.
2. “Coloring” - the child colors in different animals and learns color terms.
3. “Happy Memories” - turn over the squares and find matching pairs of animals. The number of squares increases with each successful game.
4. “Numbers” (New!) - a game designed to develop the child's numeracy skills.
5. “Words by letter” - the game shapes the child’s understanding of the alphabet and teaches them to recognize letters and words.
6. “Swapped habitats!” - a game designed to develop cognitive ability, memory and attention skills. A different version, where the object is to match the animals with their natural habitats.
7. “Feeding” - feed the animals by giving them the food you think they’ll like the most.
8. “Hide and Seek” - the task is to pick out the right image. The number of images increases.
9. “Jigsaw Puzzle” - your little one learns to distinguish different parts of an image and to assemble them into a complete picture.

Play, interact, bond and enjoy precious moments of joy with your little one!

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The Fingerprint Network
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Zoo Playground is part of the Fingerprint Network of games for Learning and Play. Fingerprint offers a range of features to support the whole family including:

- A Shared Family Account makes it easy for kids and parents to share a device and allows parents to track the game play and learning of multiple children under a single account.

- In-App messaging lets kids and parents to send one another fun and encouraging messages.

- A curated Game Catalog suggests new Apps based on your child's interests and learning levels.

- Parent Controls keep In-App-Purchase behind a parent gate.