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Peek-a-Zoo

(iOS)

Oct 16, 2012
Peek-a-Zoo
Image credit: Duck Duck Moose

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Min. Age 4-6 Yrs Old

It focuses on social development by teaching tykes to identify facial expressions on cartoon animals. They can also identify the cute creatures' activities and attire like, say, spotting a sunglasses-sporting giraffe at a birthday party. — Matt Cabral

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Peek-a-Zoo

It focuses on social development by teaching tykes to identify facial expressions on cartoon animals. They can also identify the cute creatures' activities and attire like, say, spotting a sunglasses-sporting giraffe at a birthday party.

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Summary: Play Peek-a-Zoo by Duck Duck Moose where animals are dancing, eating, wagging their tails, wearing sunglasses, sleeping, and much much more!
Originally posted Apr 01, 2012
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