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Alphabet And Digits
11080 Alphabet And Digits http://www.akgupta.com/Java/alphabet.htm This java applet randomly presents letters of the alphabet, digits (0 to 100 depending on your choice), different basic colors, and shapes like rectangles, squares, triangles, ovals, circles etc., at an interval of time you can specify in seconds. It is useful for nursery or pre school kids and helps in learning letters of the alphabet, numbers, different colors and shapes like rectangle, square, oval, circle, semicircle, triangle etc.

It is a great teaching tool useful for parents and teachers. Kids will have great fun and learn at the same time.

Note: If the applet is not visible properly, just bring it in completely in view by scrolling, minimize and then restore the browser window.
Java > Applets > Miscellaneous Oct 11, 2006 Ashok Kumar Gupta

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