Sesame Street Alphabet Kitchen
Education
Ratings
Age
4+
Category
Education
Languages
English
Thu Jun 12 2025
Improved device support.
Join Elmo and Cookie Monster in their Alphabet Kitchen! Children can learn their ABCs by creating alphabet soup and baking cookies. This app will help your child identify letters, recognize letter sounds, and trace letters. They will also practice early literacy skills such as matching upper and lowercase letters, and learning common words. With the help of their favorite Sesame Street friends, toddlers and preschoolers will develop a foundation for reading and writing through interactive, hands-on cooking activities.
Dinsun Expert Review
Our Expert Score
Sesame Street Alphabet Kitchen is one of the best educational apps for toddlers on the market. It manages to make the repetitive nature of letter learning feel like a fun creative activity. Cookie Monster and Elmo are great hosts, and the voice work is authentic, which helps keep kids engaged.
What I love as a parent is that it doesn't just focus on the names of letters, but also on their sounds and how they combine into words. The cookie decorating at the end of each segment is a great reward that allows for some creative play. It’s safe, educational, and high-quality—exactly what you’d expect from Sesame Workshop.
Features
Letter Identification: Tap on letters to hear their names and sounds.
Letter Tracing: Trace letters to practice writing, with helpful guides.
Word Building: Combine letters to create over 350 common words.
Cookie Decorating: Decorate delicious cookies after you’ve spelled a word.
Hands-on learning: Use soup and cookies to reinforce letter recognition.
Self-guided Play: Children can learn at their own pace.
Trusted Content: A fun and educational app developed by Sesame Street.
Offline Access: No internet connection needed after initial download.
Tips & Walkthrough
Players enter the Sesame Street Alphabet Kitchen with Elmo and Cookie Monster. They engage in activities like making alphabet soup, where they can tap on letters to hear their names and sounds, and mix letter sounds to form words. Another key activity is baking and decorating cookies, which involves tracing letters to practice writing and combining letters to spell over 350 common words. After successfully spelling a word, children can decorate the delicious cookies. The learning is hands-on and self-guided, allowing children to progress at their own pace with trusted Sesame Street characters.
Gameplays
The game offers several distinct gameplay types focused on early literacy. 'Letter Identification' gameplay involves tapping letters to hear sounds and names, and mixing sounds to create new words. 'Letter Tracing' is a guided writing practice. 'Word Building' challenges players to combine letters to form common words. Finally, 'Cookie Decorating' acts as a reward and creative activity after successful word spelling, reinforcing the learning process through an engaging visual treat.
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Q&A
Yes, it is specifically designed for toddlers and preschoolers (ages 2-5).
Ratings & Reviews
What happened to Tiggly?!?!?
Fri Jan 31 2020 zakaro13I finally got some tiggly letters for my son and we open the app to play and NO tiggly option!!! That’s the whole reason I wanted the letters! This is one of my sons favorite apps and I thought it would be nice to be able to sensory play with it but guess not. So sad!!
It’s good, I love it
Sat Jan 24 2026 I plead the fifth nowIf it’s in square brackets, it doesn’t matter [1. There’s a lack of word combinations on the device I use (only “b_t, b_g, p_t”) 2. The game states you can create 90 or more words or something similar but on my device, there’s only 15 3. Why were the combinations with blends and some CVC combinations removed] (Edit 1/2: I figured out the game adjusts automatically, but I have 1 new issue, the game keeps gets sent back to older combinations that were already done)(Edit 2/2: I don’t like that a few combinations only works for one vowel, which are the following: (g_ft, cl_m) Suggestions: | More Blends: There’s a blend at the beginning and at the end like for an example (st_ck, works on 80% of the vowels, words are stack, stick, stock, & stuck.) | More Letters. Letters that didn’t exist would be added which are q (nearly impossible since Q has to be followed by a U and then another vowel that isn’t U, w, x, y, z, Ideas for the topic, qu_ck, w_nt, z_p, w_x, y_m | Printables, Customizable Word Building Levels, & Multiple User Profiles: Just to be more accessible. | Sorry this is really long)
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A must-buy!!!
Mon Jul 01 2024 Zaina ZamanMy parents got this app for my little sister just because I had it too and she wanted to play it with me, and she reached a whole new milestone. You see, she is in a spectrum and we’re trying to get her out of it. One day while spelling words in the app, she was actually saying the word! Now, she can read! Just basic things though. She once couldn’t talk, but now she can read! Developers, you guys did a good job making this app, because of it my little sister reached a whole new milestone! Thank you!
Great companion to Square Panda
Sun Nov 14 2021 plaztiksykeWe had this app in the rotation of letter sense and pre-reading for my daughter from around age 2.5. The graphics capture the real-life puppets very well, and the voice work is top notch. She’s 6 now, and still asks for this game by name every so often. We would do 10 minutes each day rotating across this game, Square Panda app and pieces, and Marbotic app and pieces, and Teach Your Monster To Read app.
Please remove the advertisement
Sun Aug 28 2022 at1218trejoMy daughter loves this game, however, please remove the advertisement square at the bottom right corner, I paid for the full version of this game, and every time my daughter clicks on it and interrupts the game, she gets upset. She’s one, she doesn’t know how to go back to the game.
Love this app!
Mon Oct 08 2018 KeanmoI never write reviews -and I don’t usually buy apps - but this has been the best cheap game ever for my toddler. She’s actually only 2 but she has loved this since she was a year old and is already learning her letters. Bonus: Keeps her bum on the toilet when we are potty training!
Needs an update.
Sat Oct 08 2022 fuqua6Has not been updated in 2 years. Great game, but my app keep crashing now that I’ve updated my phone. Can’t open game at all.
