Letters and sounds
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A friendly first alphabet game with listening, pictures, letter building and tracing. Children move at their own pace and hear every instruction.
Ukrainian and English courses are kept separate, so letters and sounds stay clear.
Bukvaryk is a free alphabet game that helps children meet Ukrainian and English letters without turning a first lesson into a test. Every short activity connects a letter’s shape, its sound and a familiar picture.
Children ages three to seven learn best in small, repeatable steps. The Ukrainian course contains 15 lessons for all 33 letters; the English course contains 12 lessons for all 26 letters. Each lesson has six varied tasks, and the next one opens after a perfect 6/6 result.
Hear a clear model before choosing an answer.
Match uppercase and lowercase letters.
Connect a sound with a familiar object or animal.
Trace large guides on a touch screen or computer.
Build a letter from simple pieces.
Earn achievements and hear positive feedback.
Ukrainian and English are available in separate tabs. This matters because similarly shaped letters do not always make the same sound. A family can practise Ukrainian at home, then open the English course for school preparation, while progress stays visible in both.
The game is designed for children ages 3–7. Younger children can listen and play with an adult; older children can complete the lessons independently.
No. Instructions, letters and encouragement are spoken aloud, and pictures help children understand each task.
No. Each alphabet has its own tab, lessons, progress and achievements. A child can switch languages from the main course screen.
Children listen and find a letter, match letters to pictures, pair uppercase and lowercase forms, assemble a letter and trace it with a finger or mouse.
Each lesson contains six tasks. The next lesson opens after all six are answered correctly.
Yes. Buttons, drawing areas and letter cards are designed for touch screens as well as desktop computers.